Bright and intelligent minds are encouraged to pursue Chartered Accountancy as a profession and exemptions are allowed to Quality Students at entry level.

Candidates seeking exemptions under any of the schemes are required to apply on the prescribed Form along with the prescribed fee and supporting documents/certificates as mentioned on the Form to the Directorate of Examinations before the prescribed date of submission of examinations forms.

All the exemptions from classes or paper(s) will be approved by the directorate of examinations, after scrutiny of each case independently. While granting exemption from specific papers the Institute will also evaluate whether the course content of the subject for which exemption is being sought covers at least 70% of the syllabus as prescribed by the Institute from time to time.

• Minimum 70% marks in aggregate; and
• Minimum 60% marks in relevant papers (A1, A2 and B3) in which the candidate has appeared.

• Minimum 70% marks in aggregate;
• Minimum 60% marks in relevant papers in which the candidate has appeared;
• Minimum 75% marks in relevant paper(s) from which the candidate is seeking exemption; and
• 70% match of course content of relevant paper(s).

• Minimum two Bs on an overall basis; and
• Minimum C in relevant papers in which the candidate has appeared.

• Minimum two Bs on an overall basis;
• Minimum C in relevant paper in which the candidate has appeared;
• Minimum B in relevant paper(s) from which the candidate is seeking exemption; and
• 70% match of course content of relevant paper(s).

• Minimum 70% marks in aggregate;
• Minimum 60% marks in relevant subjects in which the candidate has appeared;
• Minimum 75% marks in relevant subject(s) from which the candidate is seeking exemption; and
• 70% match of course content of relevant paper(s).

Graduates (with 4 years degree or foreign Graduates with 3 years degree)/Post-Graduates from recognized universities:

• Minimum of 70% marks in relevant paper(s) of Module A and B from which the candidate is seeking exemption; and
• 70% match of course content of relevant paper(s).