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CA FINAL AND CPT RESULT 2017 TO BE ANNOUNCED ON JULY 18!
Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) has announced that we can expect the release of CPT Results and CA finals on July 18, 2017. According to them, we can expect a time of the release to be around 2:00 pm.
Results will be announced on the website of the exam which is called icaiexam.icai.org and if you want to check the result, you have to enter your own Pin Number or Registration Number and Roll Number. You have to check Roll Number because that is the rule which is mandatory, and you will be able to choose whether you want to enter Pink Number or Registration Number.
Results will be on a merit list and it will contain all ranks and score that will secure the privacy and all relevant information about candidates. However, you have to understand that the merit will be allocated for those students that qualified. In order to clear the entire exam, all candidates must have 55% or above in order to reach the Final examination.
All qualifiers of the both examinations will be congratulated by the state, and all qualifiers of Final examination can expect the certification from Chartered Accountant. That means that qualifiers could move forward after CPT examination in order to reach CA dream and to apply other courses that could help them improve their knowledge such as IPCC.
Even though the entire scheme of exams has been changed this year especially for CPT Paper and CA Finals, we have to understand that it will be held in the May of 2018 and most participants will be conducted to a new kind of scheme. These changes were made in order to replace subjects in both exams, however, most of the candidates don’t have to worry because it is expected that the old scheme will return in 2020. Then all candidates could easily switch from new to old and vice versa as they want and need.
This particular solution gave the possibility and opportunity for the candidates to increase their volume and to have more. However, most of them can appear in the examination under the new scheme or old, however, they have to be registered before the end of June 2017. All other candidates that will register after that date will be able to take only new scheme exams.
In CA Final, the main difference between new and old scheme is in the Second Group. That means that in Advanced Management Accounting and Information Systems Control and Audit was replaced by Performance Evaluation, Strategic Cost management, and Elective Papers.
It is recommended for students to learn different studies such as Principles and Practices of Accounting, Business Mathematics and Logical Reasoning & statistic, Business Law & Business Correspondence and Reporting and Business Economic & Business and Commercial Knowledge that you need to understand in order to pass the CPT.
Lakshya Celebrates outstanding Achievers 2017
Lakshya, IIT Wing of Mahesh Tutorial, the premier institution for competitive training celebrated Achiever’s Day recently. The day is celebrated every year to commemorate the success of Lakshya students in various competitive examinations.
This year the chief guest at the Achiever’s Day was Capt. Amarinder Singh, Hon’ble CM of Punjab. The program was held at the Tagore Theatre, Sector 18. The event was attended by a large number of students, parents and teachers from the region. Captain Amrinder Singh while congratulating Lakshya students promised to give an amount equal to total cash awards given to Toppers by Lakshya including to Sarvesh Mehtani for achieving the rare feat of AIR 1 in JEE Advanced.
The biggest highlight of Achiever’s Day this year was the presence of Sarvesh Mehtani, the Lakshya student who outshined other students in India with rank 1 in IIT-JEE Advanced. He was presented a cheque of 25 lacs rupees by Lakshya for his outstanding performance. According to Saahil Harjai, Executive Director, Lakshya has been consistently working towards creating top rankers in non-medical and medical streams in its journey spanning more than decade. Amongst other toppers, Lakshya produced IIT AIR -6 in 2014, AIR-7 in 2015, and AIR -4, AIIMS, and AIR-10, AIIMS, New Delhi.
Lakshya began its journey in 2006 at Patiala when professionals who graduated from the IITs and medical institutions and decided to become ‘teachers’ by choice’ to alter the ways in which preparation for competitive examinations was being conducted.
Lakshya sees its success stories as organic process, which start with the right mentoring. This process begins with junior programs. There is inculcation of a balance between intellectual prowess and emotional intelligence. The spiritual aspect of the growth is looked after through a special module called ‘Aarohan.’ Lakshya has an excellent support system through which the institution nurtures one to one relationship with students based on mutual understanding, faith and trust. The culture of Care is spread through the specially created We Care Wing. The progress and the results of the students are monitored through Results and the Analytics Wing. There is a right mix of the use of modern technology as aids for facilitation of learning in the classroom or away from it.
Lakshya has partnered with MT Educare Ltd, a 28 year old education conglomerate to bring the best of competitive training to the region. MT Educare operates in 150 locations in 12 states of India and overseas. Today, Lakshya too is a national brand with more 15 centers in India. Mr. Mahesh Shetty, Chairman and Managing Director, MT Educare Ltd. was present on the occasion.
Lakshya is growing from strength to strength and has various proposals to integrate technology with remote learning.
Tips to Balance Your Study and Play Time
Striking the right balance is what most people are unable to do, when studying for important exams. Play time and study time are both equally important for a student`s overall output. Human brains are not designed to study non-stop like robots, hence they need their break-time too.
Given below are some tips as to how to balance your study and play time to get the best of both.
Be organized
Make a schedule of your daily routine, on a weekly or monthly basis whatever suits you. Making a color coded calendar helps you spot the different schedules with ease. However, also be flexible to include your cravings and spur-of-the-moment decisions. It is important to know what you cannot change and what you can control with a little adjustment to the prepared schedule.
Prioritize
This is an important tip to keep you going at all times. In your head, you should be clear as to what deserves more priority in your life at that very moment. For example: Weeks before exam, even if your heart is craving for one short run of your favorite play-station game, your head must prioritize studying over playing because of the time crunch.
Know Your Time Wasting Habits
You are the best judge of your shortcomings and drawbacks. You should be aware of those habits of yours that are a threat to your study time. Once you have confronted yourself and accepted your weak links, then work on rectifying your mistakes.
How Can Students Form Good Habits to be Successful in School
Manage Stress
To stress is human! So do not worry if you are suffering from frequent stress bouts because even the toppers in your class do that. What you should focus on is to beat the stress. Do not let the stress bog you down and spoil all your hard work. Go out for a quick run, put on your headphones to groove to your favorite song or quickly read few pages of your favorite novel to freshen up your mind. Different people have different ways of calming themselves, so you can do your own thing to manage stress.
Knowing When to Take Breaks and When to Get Back to Study
Taking breaks come easy but what is difficult is to get back to studying post the break. This is very crucial since you will land up wasting a lot of time if you do not go back to studying on time. So, keep a close watch on your watch and pre-determine your break time.
Last but not the least, while you study, make sure you jot down points and take notes. Also, do remember that breaking away completely from your study schedule often may not help you at all. Keeping your study area free of distraction is yet another tip to concentrate better.
Keep going because you can do it!
IPCC Result May 2017
CA IPCC Result May 2017 has been provided here. CA IPCC May 2017 exams have begun on 3rd May 2017. This time, the pass percentage will see a slight hike when compared to the last two attempts. Until last attempt, ICAI used to declare CA IPCC results on icai.nic.in. However, for May 2017 attempt, the results will be declared on icaiexam.icai.org. To check your IPCC result, you will need to first login into your account and can check the result from the button visible at the bottom right hand side.
CA IPCC toppers list and information are sought by most of the chartered accountant students & chartered accountant faculties. After the declaration of CA IPCC result, ICAI has also declared the list of IPCC toppers of May 2017. Scroll below to get the latest update and info about IPCC Toppers May 2017 result. Getting rank in CA exam is the toughest challenge as passing in CA exams is the hardest. So, we congratulate the following CA IPCC All India Rankers for getting the good marks and obtaining ranks.
CA IPCC May 2017 Toppers
| Particulars | All India Topper – 1 | All India Topper – 2 | All India Topper – 3 |
| Name | Gaurav Sarawagi | Ronak Rajendra Jain | Hasan Mohammad Ibrahim Iqbal Usama |
| City | Churu | Nashik | Nagpur |
| Roll No. | 396639 | 444292 | 442465 |
| Marks | 565 | 561 | 560 |
| Percentage % | 80.71% | 80.14% | 80.00% |
| Phone | 9828015978 | 9049442774 | 8793716768 |
IPCC Pass Percentage Nov 2017:
A total of 65,453 candidates appeared for First Group, out of which 11,440 has cleared the exam.
For only Second Group, 66,680 have appeared for the exam, out of which 6,562 passed the exam.
Around 49,967 students appeared for the both groups, out of which 11,550 have cleared either both groups or any one of the group.
| Group | Pass Rate |
| Group 1 | 17.48% |
| Group 2 | 9.84% |
| Both Groups | 23.12% |
IPCC Pass Percentage Nov 2016:
A total of 69,653 candidates appeared for First Group, out of which 13,424 has cleared the exam.
For only Second Group, 62,123 have appeared for the exam, out of which 18,701 passed the exam.
Around 47,766 students appeared for the both groups, out of which 15,543 have cleared either both groups or any one of the group.
| Group | Pass Rate |
| Group 1 | 19.27% |
| Group 2 | 30.10% |
| Both Groups | 32.53% |
Pass Percentage from Recent IPCC Results
The Pass Percentage of CA IPCC Both Groups in the Last 10 Attempts is as follows.
| Attempt | Pass Percentage |
| Nov 2011 | 17.18% |
| May 2012 | 19.40% |
| Nov 2012 | 11.13% |
| May 2013 | 11.80% |
| Nov 2013 | 8.10% |
| May 2014 | 9.48% |
| Nov 2014 | 6.23% |
| May 2015 | 8.44% |
| Nov 2015 | 4.15% |
| May 2016 | 4.78% |
CA IPCC Pass Percentage Group-1
The detailed study of Pass Percentage in CA IPCC Group 1 gives the following results.
| Attempt | Pass Percentage |
| Nov 2011 | 17.18% |
| May 2012 | 30.30% |
| Nov 2012 | 25.14% |
| May 2013 | 19.44% |
| Nov 2013 | 19.09% |
| May 2014 | 16.41% |
| Nov 2014 | 14.25% |
| May 2015 | 13.63% |
| Nov 2015 | 12.72% |
| May 2016 | 9.18% |
CA IPCC Pass Percentage Group-2
The Pass Percentage details of Last 10 attempts CA IPCC Group 2 Exam is as follows.
| Attempt | Pass Percentage |
| Nov 2011 | 29.19% |
| May 2012 | 26.58% |
| Nov 2012 | 21.13% |
| May 2013 | 14.83% |
| Nov 2013 | 17.88% |
| May 2014 | 13.85% |
| Nov 2014 | 15.30% |
| May 2015 | 13.79% |
| Nov 2015 | 10.69% |
| May 2016 | 7.06% |
IPCC Result Dates for Previous Exams:
| Exam | Result Date |
| IPCC May 2016 Result Date | 2nd Aug, 2016 |
| IPCC Nov 2015 Result Date | 31st Jan, 2016 |
| IPCC May 2015 Result Date | 8th Aug, 2015 |
| IPCC Nov 2014 Result Date | 4th Feb, 2015 |
| IPCC May 2014 Result Date | 1st Aug, 2014 |
| IPCC Nov 2013 Result Date | 6th Feb, 2014 |
| IPCC May 2013 Result Date | 12th Aug, 2013 |
| IPCC Nov 2012 Result Date | 2nd Feb, 2013 |
Where to check CA IPCC Result
The May 2017 CA IPCC Results will be hosted both on icai.nic.in and also ICAI Exam Website.
CAT 2017: How To Prepare In 150 Days
CAT is a solution for all aspiring students who dream of bagging the MBA degree in the top ranking B-schools of India. It is through CAT that the prestigious institutes like IIMs will open their doors for you. CAT cannot be categorized under the “tough” category but is nevertheless a tricky to ace. Careful strategic planning is required to get that dream percentile in CAT.
CAT 2017 will be held in the very first week of December in 2017, as predicted from last year`s schedule. This means aspirants have hardly 150 days for their preparation time. This time should be enough for your preparation, if you have a plan of action ready. Haphazard studies will not get you anywhere after all. This blog will help you prepare a preparation strategy if you have just begun your studying for CAT 2017.
CAT 2017 Preparation in 150 Days
According to survey, experts and previous students who have successfully cleared CAT claim that this is just about the right time to start preparing for CAT exam.
The initial 2-3 months should be reserved for learning the basic concepts. There is no escaping from concepts of chapters since that will make your fundamentals clear.
Post this; you would be ready to take up mock tests and previous year question papers. It is always wise to study this way so that you can judge your dynamic progress. Initial days should see you solving mock tests at a frequency of one to two per week.
Do not over stress yourself by studying for 8-12 hours every day. Quality is more important than quantity when it comes to CAT preparation. Slogging for hours will mean nothing if you are not focused and attentive enough. Thus, even if you put in 4-5hrs of serious distraction-free studying on a daily basis, you will be good to go.
While studying, the smart way to take in the syllabus is to categorize the topics with respect to its level of difficulty. From hard to easy, you can put the topics in categories. This way you will give some direction to your preparation and try to master your weak points.
CAT is a tricky exam and time is also a constraint. Thus, it would be wise to learn more than one method for solving one single question. This way, the short cut method will save you time and knowing multiple methods will also help you cross check your accuracy. Accuracy is a very important factor in securing a high percentile in the CAT exam.
Equal weight-age should be given to all the three section of CAT while preparing for it. Over confidence on any one of section will make you ignore that one and later your overall percentiles might come down due to lack of practice in that particular section.
A plan is essential to see you through till the D-day of the exam date. Make a daily or monthly schedule for studying and swear by it. Keep your eye on the goal Incorporating CAT preparation in and as your daily schedule will help you stick to your goal and will deliver desired end result.
During the last lap of your preparation, do not be too brave to start learning new topics altogether. This will lead to confusion. The last few weeks should be dedicated to revision and extensive solving of mock tests (two mocks per day.)
See Also: CAT Online Demo Video Lecture
CA Course Details
Click Here For : CA IPCC New Syllabus for May 2018
CA is the short form that is used for Chartered accountancy. Given below are the Chartered Accountant course details including the course structure, eligibility criteria, etc.
Eligibility
The four stage procedure is as follows:
- Any student who has passed 10thclass or any course equivalent to that can apply for the Common Proficiency Course (CPC) first.
- Post qualifying for the 10+2 exam, a student has to then qualify in CPT exam.
- After the CPT IPCC, successful article-ship or training under an officially practicing C.A has to be done for 3 years.
- Then comes the CA Final.
Eligibility for taking the Integrated Professional Competence Course Examination
- Before taking the Integrated Professional Competence Examination, the candidate must have qualified cpt.
- A minimum of 55% score is required for graduates/post graduates in commerce whereas other graduates or post graduates require a minimum of 60% to apply for CA.
- Candidates need to register 9 months prior to the exam and then complete a 100 hours of Information Technology Training.
Requirements for the CA Course
The following points need to be checked for becoming a CA
- Common Proficiency Test needs to be qualified
- Integrated Professional Competence Course needs to be qualified
- Three years Article ship or training has to be undergone under a Practicing Chartered accountant
- CA Final exams need to appeared for
When to register for CPT Online:
You have to register 60 days prior the first day of the month in which the exam happens.
Appearing for CPT (Common Proficiency Test )Exam
A Student can appear for the chartered accountant course after 12th class and immediately register and appear for CPT.
Students need to wait for at least a minimum of 60 days post registering for the cpt.
Students can only appear for the exam in the month of June/December exams if they register before 1st April or 1st October.
ITT and Orientation
100 hours of ITT needs to be completed.
Orientation (15 days) and Information Technology training also need to be completed before undertaking the article ship. General Management and Communication Skills (GMCS) – I Course has been merged with the syllabus of Orientation Programme since 2016.
The ITT and Orientation can be completed any time before undertaking the article ship.
IPCC (Integrated Professional Competence Course)
Both groups of IPCC can be appeared for together or Group 1 and Group 2 can be appeared for one after the other separately. To qualify in this exam, you need to secure 40% in each of the subjects and an aggregate of 55% overall. Get the CA Intermediate Syllabus for May 2018.
Registering for Chartered Accountant Article-ship
Post qualifying IPCC Group 1 exam or both groups` exams, the candidate is eligible for registering for the article-ship under the supervision of a practicing chartered accountant. The period of article-ship is for 3 years.
When to appear for CA Final Course
Students need to appear for the Chartered Accountancy Final examination during the last six months of their ongoing article-ship and pass the CA final exams of both the groups. To qualify in the CA exams, you need to get 40% in each of the subjects and an aggregate of 50%.
Enrolling as a Member
Post all the examinations, when you successfully enroll yourself as a professional chartered accountant, you are all set and will be bestowed with the title of a “Chartered Accountant”.
Latest CA Course Duration:
The council has taken the decision of reducing the chartered accountant course duration from 5 years 3 months to 3.5 years.
