Amid rising hostilities between India and Pakistan in the aftermath of Operation Sindoor , Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) has suspended the ongoing Chartered Accountancy Final and Intermediate examinations that were being held this month. This preventive action aims to safeguard students' welfare, authorities said.
The examination series, which commenced in early May, had attracted roughly 4.3 lakh registrants across Foundation, Intermediate, and Final levels. Approximately 3.5 lakh candidates were participating in Intermediate and Final exams . When the suspension was announced, two Final course papers and three Intermediate course papers remained to be conducted.
The examination series, which commenced in early May, had attracted roughly 4.3 lakh registrants across Foundation, Intermediate, and Final levels. Approximately 3.5 lakh candidates were participating in Intermediate and Final exams . When the suspension was announced, two Final course papers and three Intermediate course papers remained to be conducted.
You may also like
"This war was an Atmanirbhar-based warfare...": Ex-DRDO chief highlights indigenous tech used during 'Op Sindoor'
BSF seizes heroin packet, drone in Punjab, foils cross-border smuggling attempts
Viktor Gyokeres to Arsenal transfer boost after Man Utd bombshell amid 'agreement' and £64m 'offer'
India-Pakistan tensions make many rethink study-abroad plans
India's fight against terrorism will continue: Tripura CM Manik Saha
