CA CPT June Rules

I want to know CA CPT passing marks rules for June session and also get some information about exam?

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I will tell you CA CPT passing marks rules for June session and also let you know about exam, so that you can remember easily.

Here are the rules
ICAI has proposed changes in CA CPT Passing marks rule along-with CPT exemption rule for graduates.

According to the updates came on this rule: 30% passing mark rule was first time applicable in June 2013 and hence and 30% passing mark rule will be applied in June 2016 exam, also

1. Minimum of 30% marks in each of the four sections/subjects.

2. Minimum of 50% marks in the aggregate of all the sections/subjects

Syllabus
Fundamental Accounting: - Introduction to Company Accounts, Partnerships Accounts Theoretical Framework, Depreciation Accounting, Bank Reconciliation Statement etc.

Mercantile Law:- Different types of acts like goods act 1930, Indian contract act 1872 and Partnership act 1932.

Quantitative Aptitude: - basic concepts of differential and integral calculus, sets, functions and relations, simple and compound interest, ratio and proportion, logarithms and Indices.

General Economics: - Economy reforms in India, theories on production and cost, demand & supply and micro economics.

Exam pattern
It is an entry level test for Chartered Accountancy Course, which is held twice a year in June and December for registered students of Common Proficiency Course (CPC).

The test comprises of four subjects viz., Accounting, Mercantile Laws, General Economics and Quantitative Aptitude with an objective to test basic knowledge in these subject areas.

This test is for 200 marks and is divided into two sessions of two hours each with a break in between. CPT is an objective type test with negative marking. Subjects are to be studied in CPT as follows:

SESSION – I ( Two Sections – Two hours – 100 marks )
Section A: Fundamentals of Accounting ( 60 marks )
Section B: Mercantile Laws ( 40 marks )

SESSION – II ( Two Sections – Two hours – 100 marks)
Section C: General Economics ( 50 marks )
Section D: Quantitative Aptitude ( 50 marks