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CA Exams 2021: Plea In Supreme Court Seeks Opt Out Option, More Examination Centres, Postponement Of Exam If Adherence To Covid Protocols Not Possible
Srishti Ojha
9 Jun 2021 6:17 PM IST
A plea has been filed before the Supreme Court seeking directions to provide an "Opt Out" option to all the aspirants going to appear in the upcoming CA exams 2021 scheduled to start from 5th July 2021, willing to opt out before and during the exam, with a carry forward of all benefits.The plea has also sought an extra chance to candidates appearing for the intermediate and final exams under...
A plea has been filed before the Supreme Court seeking directions to provide an "Opt Out" option to all the aspirants going to appear in the upcoming CA exams 2021 scheduled to start from 5th July 2021, willing to opt out before and during the exam, with a carry forward of all benefits.
The plea has also sought an extra chance to candidates appearing for the intermediate and final exams under the old syllabus.
The plea filed by Child Right Activist Anubha Shrivastava Sahai, has sought directions for increasing the number of Examination Centres for CA Exams, to ensure that at least one Examination Centre is kept in every District of India and not more than 50 students are allotted one Centre.
Further directions have been sought to have stand- by Examination Centre for those Centers which are likely to go into containment zone during the Examination.
The Petitioner has also sought formulation and implementation of specific MHA guidelines for CA Examinations, free medical treatment to students infected during examination, conducting examinations in a staggered manner and free vaccination for all the students/candidates and other staff , invigilators amongst various other welfare measures.
As an alternative relief, the petitioner has sought directions to ICAI to postpone the Examination to any later time till the Covid19 crisis normalizes if adherence to the COVID-19 safety measures, vaccination of all the students, staff and invigilators is not possible.
The petitioner has also sought directions for free transportation and Accommodation for those aspirants who are not living in close proximity of their respective Examination Centers to protect them from strong likelihood of COVID-19 infection.
The petitioner has also urged the Court to issue directions to treat the e-Admit Cards to be issued to the captioned students, as E-passes for free movement of such students in containment or red zones during examinations.
Further, directions have been sought to ICAI to declare the results with a specific time line at least 7 days before the commencement of next exam/next cycle.