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- bilal azhar - 12-17-2004
DEAR OPHIE,
I also fully agree with u.the way u are replying u look like an examiner to me.am i right?
ALSO the message i want to convey through this post is just about the examiner comments on question which i feel are not a true reflection.even the students who get pass agree with me.
Besides this i dont have any complain about ICAP.i like its examinaton procedure,passing criteria and its professionalism.if i dont then i would not have been doing CA.
bilal
- ophie - 12-17-2004
Dear Bilal .........
I am also trying to convey to you the process that examiners go through while checking the papers ....... These are the same examiners that write their comments for students ..... I myself have read these comments during my study time period and always found them very useful .......
- CBPian - 12-20-2004
I tend to disagree a little... I think the time has come for ICAP to come forward with suggested solution to examination questions which is now a worldwide practice. Sometimes the examiner comments are general and do not reflect exactly what should have been the correct solution.
- maani - 12-20-2004
hi...CBpian akheer kar di yaar...what a great suggestion for ICAP...we all should mail the same suggestion to ICAP...kia khyaal hai?
Ace
- ophie - 12-20-2004
As far as my information is concerned, ICAP is already considering this ........ This is of course the next logical step after declaring the 50% benchmark. But remember mates ....... the standard of question papers is gonna go way beyond your wildest dreams afterwards........<img src=icon_smile_blackeye.gif border=0 align=middle><img src=icon_smile_blackeye.gif border=0 align=middle><img src=icon_smile_blackeye.gif border=0 align=middle><img src=icon_smile_blackeye.gif border=0 align=middle><img src=icon_smile_blackeye.gif border=0 align=middle><img src=icon_smile_blackeye.gif border=0 align=middle><img src=icon_smile_blackeye.gif border=0 align=middle><img src=icon_smile_blackeye.gif border=0 align=middle><img src=icon_smile_blackeye.gif border=0 align=middle><img src=icon_smile_blackeye.gif border=0 align=middle>
- bilal azhar - 12-26-2004
ophie i am hearing this ever since i started ca .i thing icap will never issue solutions.
bilal
- n/a6 - 12-27-2004
Here we can also draw a distinctive line btw ACCA and OCAP. ACCA are also issuing the Answer Papers as well as Examiners Comments which are very Specific...... If u dont agree thenb pzl check them out ureself... This demands a change in the Policy Of ICAP
And has ICAP issued the Marks and Passing Cretiria. If yes then plz tell me that cretiria. Thanks In Advance.
- bilal azhar - 12-28-2004
icap has set its passing criteria at fifty(50) percent from spring 2005 attempt for all papers.
bilal
- n/a6 - 12-28-2004
And so what abt the grading System of ICAP.....
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- maani - 12-28-2004
ICAP has no grading system...thatz a good thing in a sense that they dont want to make any distinction between the members...
Everybuddy who complete CA is a CA...no question of how well he has done in his examinations...
Ace
- n/a6 - 12-29-2004
No i am not taling in that sense...
I am talking that before issuing the Marks statement ICAP followed a grading system consisting of Grade A, B , C And R , D ....
Are they still applied now or any other method is followed............
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- bilal azhar - 12-29-2004
grades are issued only to those students who are unable to pass the whole module.IF a student successfully passes a module then it does not matter whether he gains 50 marks or 80 marks he is declared pass and no grade is issued to him.
if a person gets a refer in one or two papers or is failed in any paper then a grade is issued to him .
bilal
- maani - 12-29-2004
yup...grades are issued to those students only who donot passed all the papers of the same module...
Ace
- n/a6 - 12-29-2004
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grades are issued only to those students who are unable to pass the whole module.IF a student successfully passes a module then it does not matter whether he gains 50 marks or 80 marks he is declared pass and no grade is issued to him.
if a person gets a refer in one or two papers or is failed in any paper then a grade is issued to him .
bilal
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Thanks for this peice of information as it completely new to me ......
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- bilal azhar - 12-30-2004
Swalat can u tell me about the marking system in acca.
(1)if a person qualifies acca with 70percent marks and the other one qulaifies with 55percent marks,is there any difference between the two.
(2) how many papers can a person give at one time?
(3) is there any system of refers in acca.
(4) can a person move forward to the next module without clearing the previous.
bilal