ICAI postpones May 2020 CA exams due to COVID-19 outbreak
Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, ICAI has again postponed May 2020 exams . The CA exams now be held from 19th June 2020 to 4th July, 2020.
The following exams have been postpned:
FOUNDATION COURSE EXAMINATION –Under NEW SCHEME
27th, 29th June 2020, 1st& 3rd July 2020
INTERMEDIATE (IPC) COURSE EXAMINATION –Under OLD SCHEME
Group-I: 20th, 22nd, 24th& 26th June 2020
Group-II: 28th, 30th June 2020 & 2nd July 2020
INTERMEDIATE COURSE EXAMINATION –Under NEW SCHEME
Group-I: 20th, 22nd, 24th& 26th June 2020
Group-II: 28th, 30th June 2020, 2nd& 4th July 2020
FINAL COURSE EXAMINATION -Under OLD SCHEME
Group –I: 19th, 21st, 23rd& 25th June 2020
Group -II: 27th, 29th June 2020, 1st& 3rd July 2020
FINAL COURSE EXAMINATION -Under NEW SCHEME
Group A 20th& 22nd June 2020
Group B 24th& 26th June 2020
INTERNATIONAL TAXATION –ASSESSMENT TEST (INTT –AT)
27th& 29th June 2020
It has been clarified that under revised schedule there would be no change in the examination in the event of any day of the examination schedule being declareda Public Holiday by the Central Government or any State Government / Local Holiday.
Also, two of the papers of Foundation Examination are of 2 hours duration. Similarly, Elective Paper-6 of Final Examination (under New Scheme) is of 4 hours. However, all other examinations are of 3 hours duration, and the examination.
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