Introduction
Effective from 13th September,2006 CPT is compulsary for
any CA aspirant.
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Registration
The Students who have cleared 10th exam can
register for CPT. For registration Rs1500 is to be paid
to ICAI(Institute of Chartered Accountants of India) |
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| Eligibility |
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The student who are appearing for 12th exam
are eligible for CPT. |
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| About the Test |
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CPT comprises of 4 hours duration 200 Marks test with
negative marking.There are 2 Sessions.Each session is
of 2 hrs and 100 marks. |
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| Session1(Two sections-Two
Hours-100 Marks) |
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Section A: (Fundamentals of Accounting - 60 marks) |
| Section B: (Merchentile Law
- 40 marks) |
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| Session2(Two sections-Two
Hours-100 Marks) |
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Section C: (General Economicsg - 50 marks) |
| Section D: (Quantitive Apptitude
- 50 marks) |
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| Exam
is pure objective in the form of Multiple Choice Questions
(MCQs). |
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| Passing Criteria |
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To clear CPT ,50% marks is required (100 marks from 4
subjects). |
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| When CPT is conducted? |
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CPT is conducted four times in a year (February,May,August,and
November) |
