ICWAI - EXEMPTION UNDER REVISED SYLLABUS 2008

EXEMPTION (INTERMEDIATE) :

Candidates having obtained exemption in a paper or papers of a Stage of Intermediate examination by virtue of passing a stage or earning exemption in individual subject(s) under Old Syllabus-2002 will be exempted from the corresponding paper(s) under the Revised Syllabus-2008 as given in the table .

OLD SYLLABUS 2002 REVISED SYLLABUS 2008 Stage  Paper  Subject   Group  Paper  Subject I 5  Cost & Management Accounting II 8 Cost & Management Accounting I 6 Information system & Technology II 9 Operation Management & Information System I II 7 11 Business Laws & Communication Skill Auditing I 6 Commercial & Industrial Laws & Auditing I 8 Business Taxation I 7 Applied Direct Taxation II 9 Management Accounting-Performance Management II 8 Cost & Management Accounting II 10 Advanced Financial Accounting   I 5 Financial Accounting

EXEMPTION (FINAL) :

Those who have passed a particular Stage of Final Examination under Syllabus 2002 will be exempted from a particular Group under Revised Syllabus 2008.

Candidates having obtained exemption in a paper or papers of a Stage of Final Examination under Syllabus 2002 but not passed that Stage in full will be exempted from the corresponding paper(s) under the syllabus 2008.

Dual Benefit cannot be availed of.

OLD SYLLABUS 2002 REVISED SYLLABUS 2008 Stage Paper Subject Group Paper Subject III ALL   III ALL   IV ALL   IV ALL   III 14 Advanced Financial Management and International Finance III 12 Financial Management and International Finance III 15 Strategic Management & Marketing III 13 Management Accounting-Strategic Management III 16 Strategic Tax Management III 14 Indirect & Direct Tax Management IV 17 Management Accounting –Decision Making IV 15 Management Accounting-Enterprise Performance Management IV 18 Management Accounting-Financial Strategy & Reporting IV 16 Advanced Financial Accounting & Reporting IV 19 Cost Audit & Management Audit IV 17 Cost Audit & Operational Audit IV 20 Valuation Management & Case Study IV 18 Business Valuation Management