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The  CPT  or  Common Proficiency Test  is the first level of  Chartered Accountancy  examinations in  India . Eligibility A person can register for CPT after completing Grade 10 and take the exam after completing High School (Grade 12). Test model It is an objective type examination and consists of 200 multiple choice questions. CPT covers four basic subjects divided into two sections viz. 1. Accounting  (60 Marks) +  Mercantile Laws  (40 Marks) 2. Economics  (50 Marks) +  Quantitative Aptitude  (50 Marks). Every incorrect answer on the CPT exam carries a 0.25 negative mark. A candidate is required to secure a minimum of 30 per cent marks in each Section and a minimum of 50 per cent marks in aggregate, in all the four Sections to pass the Common Proficiency Test.

 it is possible but you will find CPT maths really tough if you skip it in your 11th and 12th. Stuff like limits, derivatives, integration, probability and all will be completely new  to you and then to grasp it all in a period of 2 to 2.5 months after your 12th and before your CPT, along with accounts, law and eco will be very difficult. It is not impossible but knowing maths helps a lot in CPT. You will be eligible to give CPT irrespective of you taking maths in 11th and 12th. Maths will almost completely disappear for IPCC but it will come back in FM for CA final. When I gave my CPT (2009), getting a 100 out of 200 was enough to clear the exam but now I think they have added a specific pass percentage for individual subjects (I am not very sure about this, will have to check). So you will have to learn the same Maths 2 years later in a period of 2 months so its better if you work hard for 2 years  (slow and steady) and then not face any problem in pursuing CA.

Now that your Class 12 exams are over, what will be your next course of action? You may be finding yourself at the crossroads, with no idea on which way to turn. It's about making or more appropriately choosing your future career/life. Choosing the right course and college is the first step in chalking the career plan. It's crucial since after the choice is made, there will be no turning back. But the problem is there are numerous options open for students and persuasions coming in from all directions, making choice of all the option is more challenging task. To get rid off the dilemma you can consult expert and seek their opinion. Counselling may also help. We have the details on what are the career options available for students pursuing higher education after class 12 Board examinations. 1. Bright career option for a Commerce stream pursuer There is a sea of options in Commerce stream to make a bright career. If a student likes to choose the most widely chosen option, he/she

It often happens that after  CBSE Class X  board exams, students are left clueless and confused about the streams they must select. Different parameters must be thought over to select the right stream for your Senior Secondary education. The foremost criterion is to select a stream which is your strength.   It also occur to us that we have an inclination towards Science, but our score card reflects highest scores in Social Studies. So, selecting Humanities rather than Science would be the best option.   One must only select a stream that he/she gets connected with. Following are the information that is a must for every Class X student to read and consider so as to make the right choice for the future.   For   any queries students can call   Class X Helpline at 011-40360360   The Main Streams to select.      The broad three  streams after class X for students to select are- Science, Commerce and Humanities/Arts. These three streams are broadly categorized as per their course st

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