Updated: November 1, 2020 11:30:37 PM
Permission Card to be issued by ICAI CA November at ISO RJ (Kamleshwar Singh / Express Photo of Delegate)
ICAI CA November Exam Admission Card: The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) released the hall ticket for the CA November exam on November 1. The Admit Card for students to download has been uploaded on the website ISOI.RG. Also, the window for students to opt out of the exam will open on November 7th.
Exclusion Option for students with or without symptoms of COVID-19 disease. These students will be allowed to advance their candidacy “including the fees paid by paying the appropriate fees for all benefits already offered to students and exemptions for the next exam”. The next elections will be held in May 2021.
The CA November exams will be held from November 21st Until December 14, according to the official schedule. As the ICAI has canceled the May exams due to epidemic, students who are unable to appear for the May attempt will also appear for the exam this November. CA exams have been postponed several times. However, a circular has been circulating on social media that the exams have been postponed to January. The ICAI has denied the allegations, saying the circular was a forgery.
Meanwhile, for CA enthusiasts, ICAI allows 10th class students to get temporary admission For ICAI’s grassroots courses. Students who enroll temporarily in the Foundation syllabus after passing the 10th grade exam will have more time to acquire the techniques needed for the CA Foundation exams in 11th and 12th grade. However, according to the official report of the ICAI, only those students who have passed the Class XII examination in February or March will be admitted to the Foundation Examination in May / June.
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