ICAI CA Admit Card Available For Download, Check The Process Now

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The admit card for the November 2020 Foundation, Intermediate (IPC), Intermediate, Final, and Final-New CA examinations has been released on Sunday by the official authority, The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI).



ICAI Admit Card

   

For checking the status of your admit card or downloading it, you can head to icai.org. The process to download the admit card is simple, after opening the website, just log in with your credentials, and voila! There you have it the option to download your admit card.

Now, Being a CA or Chartered Accountant is no easy feat, for there are tests that are too hard and the passing percentages are very low. Even with that, we have aspiring minds in the country who willfully work towards achieving their dream and having a breakthrough.

Upon all that, there’s the pandemic situation that has added an extra layer of pressure already. To which the official bodies have been taking an extra set of care and arranging for utilities to make the test happen with minimum possible damage.

“No physical admit cards will be sent to any candidate. Candidates are required to download and print their admit cards from the website,” reads the official notification.



Apart from this, it is noteworthy that the exams have been canceled before and have been shifted to new dates which are from November 21 to December 14.

The officials making decisions didn’t want to push any further than this as the academic calendar is already messed up.

According to one report, it says that the academic bodies will have to continue with strict classes even on weekend with no big holiday breaks like winter and summer one’s if they want to come back on track. To which the possibility is at a minimum of 2 years and not before that.



Let’s wish best of luck to the CA aspirants and hope that they get through with this and pass with flying colors.

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