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Students’ Section 1/15/ICAB-2010 28 March 2010 CIRCULAR ICAB New Curriculum The Council ICAB in its meeting held on 23 March 2010 decided that from May-June 2010 onward, the following Examination Structure & Conversion Criteria would be followed by the examinees of ICAB in super-session of all previous Circulars issued in this regard. 1. Examination Structure (i) The examinations structure shall comprise of 2-stages as follows: Professional Stage (PS) Advanced Stage (AS) Professional Stage examination shall again consist of 2 progressive level of examination as follows: 1. Knowledge level 2. Application level (ii) Professional Stage (Knowledge Level) i.e. PS (K) shall consist of 07 papers with examination duration of 1½ hours each except ‘Taxation-I’ which will be of 3 hours duration, as under: Subject Duration Marks (1) Assurance 1½ hours 100 (2) Accounting 1½ hours 100 (3) Business and Finance 1½ hours 100 (4) Management Information 1½ hours 100 (5) Taxation-I 03 hours 100 (6) Business and Commercial Law 1½ hours 100 (7) IT Knowledge 1½ hours 100 700 (iii) Professional Stage (Application level) i.e. PS (A) shall consist of 07 papers with examination duration of 2½ hours each as under: Subject Duration Marks (1) Audit and Assurance 2½ hours 100 (2) Financial Accounting 2½ hours 100 (3) Business Strategy 2½ hours 100 (4) Financial Management 2½ hours 100 (5) Taxation-II 2½ hours 100 (6) Corporate Laws and Practices 2½ hours 100 (7) IT Application 2½ hours 100 700 (iv) Advanced Stage (AS) shall consist of the following 04(four) papers with examination duration of 3 hours each except Case Study which will be of 4 hours duration: 72 January - March 2011 The Bangladesh Accountant
Students’ Section Subject Duration Marks 1. Financial and Corporate Reporting 03 hours 100 2. Advanced Audit and Assurance 03 hours 100 3. Business Analysis 03 hours 100 4. Case Study 04 hours 100 400 2. Pattern of Examination: Pattern of examination for each paper will be as under: (a) Professional Stage (Knowledge Level) There will be 7 (seven) separate written examinations of which 6 papers will be held and assessed in short-form (short answer) questions except Taxation-I examination which will be held and assessed in traditional system. (b) Professional Stage (Application Level) There will be 7 (seven) separate written examinations in traditional system, all having 2½ hours duration. (c) Advanced Stage (AS) Integration: There will be 03 separate written examinations in traditional system, all having 3 hours duration, and 01 Case Study written examination will be of 4 hours duration. 3. Recognition of Examination Results Paper by paper pass has already been allowed in all levels from the examination of November-December 2009 and it will continue. 4. Maximum Attempts for each paper Students will be allowed a maximum of 06 (six) continuous attempts to pass a paper under new syllabus. 5. Step by step Examination Students will be given the option to sit for one or more or all the papers of each level at a session. No examination for the next level will be undertaken before the previous level has been completed in entirety. 6. Frequency of Examination Examination will be held twice in a year as per existing policy of the Institute. 7. Commencement of Coaching Class on New Syllabus The Coaching Classes for the students under new Syllabus have been going on since January 2010. 8. Commencement of examination under New Curriculum The last Examination of PE-I syllabus was held in November-December 2009. First Examination based on new syllabus for Professional Stage-Knowledge Level will start from May-June 2010. The last Examination under PE-II syllabus will be held in May-June 2010. The First Examination based on new syllabus for Professional Stage-Application Level will start from November-December 2010. The Bangladesh Accountant January - March 2011 73
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