Empanelment to act as ICAI exam observers for November 2022 CA Examination Last date to apply 15.09.2022
EMPANELMENT OF MEMBERS TO ACT AS OBSERVERS AT EXAMINATION CENTRES FOR THE CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS EXAMINATIONS NOVEMBER 2022
ICAI proposes to empanel members to act as Observers for the forthcoming November 2022 Chartered Accountants Examinations scheduled as under
| Foundation, Intermediate and Final exams, PQC Exams | from 1st Nov to 17th Nov 2022 |
| Foundation Exams | Date to be announced in due course |
Eligibility criteria for empanelment:
Members who fulfill the following criteria are eligible for empanelment, to act as Observers.
(i) He/shes hould not be more than 65 years of age as on the date of empanelment,i.e.25thAugust, 2022.ii)His/her name should have been borne on the Register of Members as on 1stMay2020and continues to be so;
(iii) Neither he/she nor his/her relatives* or dependant* is /will be appearing in the ensuing Chartered Accountants Examinations for students / Post –Qualification Course Examinations in November 2022 in any examination centres in India or Abroad. However, applying or appearance in ISA –AT will not be considered a disability for observership for CA Examinations
The members desirous may visit the Observer Portal ie. http://observers.icaiexam.icai.org and make online application to act as observership for May 2022 Examinations.
The activity schedule of the portal is as under:
| Opening of the window for empanelment | 25.08.2022 |
| Closing of the window for empanelment | 15.09.2022 |
| Hosting of the details of allotment of assignments | 20th October 2022 (Tentative) |
Applications by any other mode will not be entertained.
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