Empanelment to act as ICAI exam observers for May / June 2024 CA Examination. Last date to apply is extended to 15-03-2024
ICAI proposes to empanel members to act as Observers for the forthcoming May / June 2024 Chartered Accountants Examinations scheduled as under
| Intermediate, Final and PQC Exams | from 2nd MAY to 13th MAY 2024 |
| Foundation Exams | 20th, 22nd, 24th and 26th JUNE 2024 |
Kindly note that Eligible Members are required to empanel afresh in every exam cycle
Note: Cooling Period
The Examination Committee in its 648th Meeting held on 8th and 9th January 2024 among others has decided that there should be a cooling off period for one attempt after three (3) consecutive attempts for Observership duties. The same be applicable w.e.f. May 2024 with retrospective details.
Eligibility criteria for empanelment:
Members who fulfill the following criteria are eligible for empanelment, to act as Observers.
(i) He/she should not be more than 65 years of age as on the date of empanelment, i.e. 15.02.2024
(ii)His/her name should have been borne on the Register of Members as on 1st Nov 2021 and 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 May/June 2024 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/June 2024 Examinations.
The activity schedule of the portal is as under:
| Opening of the window for empanelment | 15th February 2024 (Thursday) |
| Closing of the window for empanelment | 5th March 2024 (Tuesday) |
| Hosting of the details of allotment of assignments | Third week of April 2024 (Tentative) |
Applications by any other mode will not be entertained.
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