The ICAI will release the CA Foundation Result 2022 on 10 August. Once it is released, students can check their results on the official websites on caresults.icai.org and icai.org

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CA result 2018: ICAI Final, CPT and Foundation results announced today @ icaiexam.icai.org

The ICAI CA result for various examinations held in November and December months last year has been released today on the official results websites of the Institute. The CA Final exam results, CA Foundation results and CA CPT results for the November and December exams have been released on these websites: icaiexam.icai.org, caresults.icai.org, and icai.nic.in. The ICAI CA results have been released for the Chartered Accountants Final exam of both old and new courses. The candidates may also check the merit list of Final and Foundation exams along with the ICAI results.

The Chartered Accountants Common Proficiency Test (CPT) exam results, conducted in the month of June 2019, will be released soon. The result declaration date and time has been confirmed by a media report and the result is likely to be announced on July 18 which is tomorrow. Candidates who appeared for the ICAI CPT will be able to check the results from the official website - icaiexam.icai.org and at icai.nic.in.

A total of 21,930 candidates registered for the Common Proficiency Test (CPT) examinations that was conducted around 250 different centres across the world. Students also have the option to access their result via e-mail. They will have to mail the official website with their registered email ID.

Further, the candidates can also check the result of Common Proficiency Test (CPT) via SMS. Candidates will have to send a message in the below indicated format:
CACPT(Space)XXXXXX (where XXXXXX is the six digit Common Proficiency Test roll number of the candidate) , eg. CACPT 000171

Last year, ICAI had revised the syllabus for chartered accountancy and included a number of contemporary Topics like Goods and Services Tax (GST) and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in the course. Those who pass the CPT will be eligible to register himself/herself for Intermediate (IPC) Course.

ICAI CA, CPT Result 2017: The Chartered Accountants Final examination results along with Common Proficiency Test (CPT) examination results have been released on today, i.e July 18 by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) at icaiexam.icai.org, caresults.icai.org and icai.org. Candidates who appeared for the examination can check the official website for scores as soon as the link has been activated by ICAI. The institute has made a provision for candidates according to which they can now get their results directly to their emails. The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India conducted the Common Proficiency Test (CPT) examination in June 2017 while the CA final examination was conducted in May 2017 across 372 centres. A total of 93,262 students appeared for CPT 2017, whereas 1,32,007 students appeared in the CA final.

Steps to get ICAI CA, CPT Result 2017 on email-

Candidates can follow the below-mentioned steps to link their results to their email IDs:

Step 1: Visit the official website of ICAI at icaiexam.icai.org

Step 2: Now on the homepage, under the login/registration tab, enter your login Id and password, now click Login

Step 3: Once you login to your account, click on link “email registration”

Step 4: Remember- Verify the email id in your login before applying for result on email request

Note: In case of any further clarifications contact the ICAI helpline at- 0120 3054 851, 852, 853, 854 and 835 0120 4953 751,752, 753 and 754 between 9:30 am to 5: 30 pm

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Here are the steps to check ICAI CA Finals, CPT Result 2017 on the Website:

Step 1: Visit the official website of Institute of Chartered Accountants of India at icaiexam.icai.org

Step 2: Under the announcements sections, click the link that says – CA Finals, CPT Result 2017

Step 3: Once you enter the results page, enter your registration number

Step 4: Press Enter

Step 5: Your results will be displayed on the screen

Step 6: Check it and take a print out of the same for future.

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The result of Chartered Accountants final examination and Common Proficiency Test (CPT) are likely to be declared on July 18. The timing for the results is 2.00 pm. According to the information released at the official website, the results and marks will be announced on the decided date at icai.nic.in. The All India Merit List will also be made available at the official website. In the year 2016 candidates willing to get the results on their personal e-mail id’s need to complete the pre-registration process at the official website. Also Read - Rajasthan Govt Announces 2 Yrs Relaxation In Jobs For Youth, Raises Age Limit, Jobs To Families Of Kedarnath Victims

Candidates who would be registering will get the result via email immediately after it is declared at the official website. The Chartered Accountant Final exam 2016 was successfully conducted from May 2 to May 16. The exam conducting committee was the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI). The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) is the national professional accounting body of India. It was established on July 1, 1949. The headquarter of ICAI is located at ICAI Bhawan, Post Box No. 7100, Indraprastha Marg, New Delhi 110002, India. Also Read - BDL Recruitment 2022: Registration For 18 Managerial Posts Begins at bdl-india.in| Details Inside

Candidates were waiting for the result since long time. Now their wait is going to be over. The result of Chartered Accountants final examination and Common Proficiency Test (CPT) is soon going to be declared and this will decide the fate of thousands of candidates who had appeared for the examination this year. Also Read - United Kingdom Unveils 75 Scholarships to Mark India's Independence Anniversary

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In order to make Chartered Accountants (CA) professionals adaptable to the global markets, the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) is offering courses in foreign languages- Spanish, German, Japanese, Business English and French for its students and members. ICAI through its Committee for Development of International Trade, Services and WTO is organising these courses through respective language and cultural centres of foreign embassies in India. ICAI in a statement mentioned, "With an exceptional pace and scale of innovation in the world for performing various financial and non-financial transactions, in the modern era, CA professionals are being judged on a specific attribute i.e. “adaptability to change”. More and more Indian firms and accounting professionals are embracing a truly global operating model as it lays down the foundation for long term success in the globalisation era."

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is looking forward to return to its pre-covid regulations. With human life returning back to normalcy, the board has made a decision to switch to the pre pandemic format of examinations for the coming academic year. This decision would mean that from now onwards, the CBSE class 10th, 12th board exams will be held only once a year, as it used to happen before the pandemic.

The three main highlights of the decision are as follows:

1. Internal Marks For Practicals and Projects

Internal Marks For Practicals and Projects

According to the statements from the Controller of Examinations, Sanyam Bhardwaj, the board will apply 20% internal assessment to every subject, including the ones that do not have any practicals. This is the same system that was followed back in the year 2019.

1. Competency-Based Questions in CBSE Board Exams

Competency-Based Questions in CBSE Board Exams

Previously, in 2019, the Board had decided to increase competency-based questions by 10% each year, progressively. Therefore, in 2020 it had been raised to 20% for class 10 and 10% for class 12. In 2021 the board was unable to implement this standard due to board exam failures. However, in 2022, proficiency-based problems saw a 30% increase in class 10 and a 20% increase in class 12.

By 2023, it will increase to 40% in class 10 and 30% in class 12. The goal is to have 50% ability-based questions in both classes by 2025. This decision was made in response to NEP 2020 and to ensure a shift from memorisation to a more critical and analytical learning system.

1. More Choices of Questions To Be Available

More Choices of Questions To Be Available

The board is considering the need to grant a wider range of questions during the exam. The proctor shared that the exam board had decided to include 33% more choices in exam questions, as it would help reduce stress among students.

Sanyam Bhardwaj further stated, "Since these exams are not for professional courses but a part of the schooling system, it was decided in 2019, to provide 33% more choices. Also, in school assessments, not just students’ knowledge but also their writing, analytical, and thinking skills etc. are to be assessed. This would deliver students a chance to perform better, while bringing down their anxiety levels.”

CBSE Board exam 2023 Date

The board recently announced that the 2023 CBSE exam will begin on February 15, 2023. The exam date was announced to disperse the cloud of uncertainty among students and get academic sessions back on track, like they were in the pre-pandemic era. “Till 2018, the exam used to be conducted on the first working day of March, but since it takes a minimum of 45 days to conduct the examinations of about 114 subjects of Class XII and 75 subjects of Class X, and thereafter 45 days to declare the results, students would not be privy to their performance before June as exams did not end before April.” Sanyam Bhardwaj said.

The results of CA Final and CPT May / June 2015 exam is likely to be declared on July 16 at the official website caresults.nic.in by 2 pm. Once the results are announced the merit list will also be announced. For the final examination, the merit list consists of top 50 students who have secured at least 55% of marks. CPT examination merit list contains top 10 rank students with at least 60% marks. The merit list will be decided by the Examination Committee, and will on all India basis.Also Read - Rajasthan Govt Announces 2 Yrs Relaxation In Jobs For Youth, Raises Age Limit, Jobs To Families Of Kedarnath Victims

To check the results of ICAI CA final and CPT June 2015, candidates are required to enter the roll number and enter the registered pin will need to be entered. Candidates will be able to check the CA results on e-mail. To receive the results on e-mail, aspirants are required to register for this service at www.caresults.nic.in The process of registration for getting results on email has commenced. Also Read - BDL Recruitment 2022: Registration For 18 Managerial Posts Begins at bdl-india.in| Details Inside

Candidates can also check the ICAI CA final and CPT results by SMS, To get CA Final Results on SMS, type: CAFNL(space)XXXXXX( the six digit Final examination roll number of the candidate), e.g. CAFNL 005816. To get CA CPT Results on SMS, type: CACPT(Space)XXXXXX (Where XXXXXX is the six digit Common Proficiency Test roll number of the candidate.)e.g. CACPT 004892. Candidates can also send message to 58888. Also Read - United Kingdom Unveils 75 Scholarships to Mark India's Independence Anniversary

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UNICEF and YuWaah (Generation Unlimited in India) has marked World Youth Skills Day with the launch of the #YoungWarriorNXT (YW NXT) report in partnership with Michael and Susan Dell Foundation and Udhyam Learning Foundation. The #YoungWarriorNXT report – ‘Life Skills Delivery for Young People – Scalable Solutions for India’ captures the programme implementation methodology, data-led findings and recommendations for scale.

The report recommends some key aspects to scale life skills, highlighting the need to integrate life skills into the school curriculum, and therefore, garner support from SCERTs and state resource groups to identify and codify important life skills in each state. Other findings include investing in the capacity building of teachers, including training on appropriate pedagogical practices and building teacher-aids like codified classroom scripts, assessment tools and teacher-mentor programs.

The report further suggests to involve parents, family members and community leaders in establishing value proposition, creating accountability, and delivering content to influence on enrolment, engagement, and impact positively. Along with recommendations to build a common vocabulary for life skills to help converge efforts, create an accessible repository of life skills content, mapped to state-specific adoption frameworks and proficiency levels using standard definitions, develop and adopt standardised life skills assessment tools, contextualised and relevant to India.

“For a country like India, with a large youth population, it is important that a holistic approach to education is adopted. Life skill development is a critical component of that approach, training for which should start early on in life. The Young Warrior NXT report brings together much-needed data and evidence on approaches that can be deployed at scale to empower young people and help in the effective delivery of life skills education,” Yasumasa Kimura, UNICEF India Representative said.

“Young people, if provided with proper skills and training, can excel in unprecedented ways. To address and understand the reasons behind the skill gap and economic opportunities, we have joined hands with partners to bring forward the #YWNXT report, which not only attempts to find ways across levels of facilitations and access to technology, but also pivots its way towards finding impactful and scalable solutions for life skill delivery,” Abhishek Gupta, Chief Operating Officer, YuWaah said,

Furthermore, YuWaah, UNICEF, Michael and Susan Dell Foundation and Udhyam Learning Foundation came together in July 2021 to respond to the imperative need to build the life skills of young people in India and initiated the Young Warrior NXT (#YWNXT) programme.

At its core, YW NXT aims to equip five lakh adolescents with the relevant life skills to make them employable and future-ready, by galvanising partnerships with diverse stakeholders and leveraging existing content, technology and human resources in the ecosystem.

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