SECTION A — ELIGIBILITY & EXEMPTIONS (1–10)
1. Case: 12th Appearing + Gap Year Confusion
Radhika appeared for the 12th in 2025 but failed. She is reappearing in March 2026. She wants to register for CSEET June 2026.
Answer:
Yes, she is eligible because CSEET allows students who are appearing in 10+2 examinations.
Even though she failed earlier, her current status is “appearing,” which qualifies her.
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2. Case: Foreign National with Indian Schooling
Arman, a Nepali citizen, studied in India and passed 12th from CBSE. Wants CSEET June 2026.
Answer:
Not eligible.
CSEET eligibility requires the candidate to be an Indian national, irrespective of the board.
3. Case: BBA Graduate Seeking Exemption
Tanisha completed a BBA in 2023 but didn’t apply for the CS Executive exam immediately. Now in 2026, she wants to skip CSEET.
Answer:
Eligible for exemption.
The graduation-based exemption has no expiry, unlike the CSEET result validity.
She may directly join the CS Executive.
4. Case: CA Inter Passed but Not Final
Ravi completed CA Inter and has work experience. Wants CSEET exemption.
Answer:
No exemption.
ICSI exempts only the CA Final pass, not the CA Intermediate.
5. Case: Final Year UG + Backlogs
Sneha is in her final year of B.Com but has two backlogs. She wants direct CS Executive registration.
Answer:
Eligible because ICSI allows “final year appearing” students regardless of backlogs.
However, she must submit her final degree later.
6. Case: Student Passed 12th from Open Board
Mohit passed 12th from a private open school recognised by the state. Wants to register.
Answer:
He is eligible as long as the open board is recognised under state/national law.
7. Case: PG Diploma Holder Claiming Exemption
Jiya completed a Post Graduate Diploma in Business Administration (PGDBA). She claims exemption.
Answer:
PG Diploma does not qualify unless the diploma is officially recognised as equivalent to a postgraduate degree.
Only degree-level qualifications get exemptions.
8. Case: NIOS 12th Completed After 25 Years of Age
A 34-year-old NIOS student passed 12th and wants CSEET.
Answer:
Eligible.
No age limit applies to CSEET.
9. Case: Foreign University Graduation
Aman completed B.Com from a UK University. Wants an exemption.
Answer:
Exemption is available only if the degree is recognised in India (AIU/UGC equivalence).
If recognised → exemption
If not → CSEET mandatory.
10. Case: 12th Appearing + National-Level Sports Player Requesting Exemption
Advait wants an exemption based on sports achievements.
Answer:
No exemptions are available for sports or work achievements.
CSEET or academic qualifications are mandatory.
SECTION B — FEES, CONCESSIONS & REGISTRATION (11–20)
11. Case: Double Payment Refund
RIYA accidentally paid twice during registration.
Answer:
Refund is allowed only in cases of double payment.
She must submit the payment receipts and request a refund through the ICSI portal.
12. Case: SC Category Student Applying Late
A SC student missed the normal window and wants to enrol with a late fee.
Answer:
A late fee of ₹250 is mandatory for all categories.
Concession applies only to the exam fee (50%), not to the late fee.
13. Case: J&K Student Exemption Confusion
Faisal from J&K asks: “Registration fee is 100% exempt — does that include exam fee?”
Answer:
No.
100% concession applies only to the registration fee, not the exam fee.
Exam fee concession is still 0% for J&K.
14. Case: Incorrect Category Selection
A student mistakenly selected “General” instead of “SC.”
Answer:
He must contact support before payment.
If paid already, no refund of the excess amount is allowed.
15. Case: Missed Special Window for June 2026
The student tries to apply on 16 February 2026.
Answer:
Special window ended on 15 Feb 2026, so they must appear in October 2026 or February 2027.
16. Case: Fee Concession for Multiple Categories
A candidate belongs to the SC category and is also from the North-East. Wants combined concessions.
Answer:
Only one concession category applies, whichever is higher (50% in both cases).
Concessions cannot be combined.
17. Case: Registration Validity & Attempt Planning
Student registers in April 2026. Up to which session can they attempt?
Answer:
Validity = 3 years → Up to April 2029
They can appear in multiple sessions within this period.
18. Case: Missing Documents During Registration
The student has no digital signature or photo.
Answer:
DA's digital signature is not required. A scanned signature + clear photo are sufficient.
19. Case: Wrong DOB Entered
A student entered the wrong DOB during registration.
Answer:
ICSI allows correction via a support ticket with valid proof.
Must be corrected before exam enrollment.
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20. Case: Student Registered With Friend’s Email
The email belongs to someone else.
Answer:
Risky.
Email is used for OTP, admit card, and results.
Students must update their personal email through profile correction before exam enrollment.
SECTION C — EXAM PATTERN & CONDUCT (21–35)
21. Case: Handwriting Problem in Subjective Papers
A student writes fast but illegibly.
Answer:
Subjective papers require readable handwriting.
Unclear answers may lead to a loss of marks.
Legibility is part of presentation skills.
22. Case: Calculator Misuse
A student uses a scientific calculator.
Answer:
Not allowed.
Only basic calculators as per ICSI rules.
23. Case: Student Arrives Late by 20 Minutes
The exam starts at 2:30 PM; the student arrives at 2:50 PM.
Answer:
ICSI rules generally disallow entry after the gate closes.
Late entry is usually not permitted, especially for subjective papers.
24. Case: Lost Admit Card
The student forgot to download the dDMIT card.
Answer:
The admit card can be re-downloaded anytime from the ICSI portal.
25. Case: OMR Sheet Torn Accidentally
OMR sheet is damaged while filling.
Answer:
The invigilator must be informed immediately.
They will issue a new OMR sheet; timings may not be extended.
26. Case: Student with Disability Needs Extra Time
A PWD student needs writer/extra time.
Answer:
ICSI allows extra time & writer based on disability certificate.
The application must be filed in advance.
27. Case: Attempting More Answers than Required
Student answers all questions, though only 5 were required.
Answer:
Examiner checks only the first 5 answers, regardless of the quality of later answers.
28. Case: Writing Roll Number in Answer Book
The student writes their roll number on top of the answer sheet.
Answer:
Not allowed.
Identity should not be revealed.
This may lead to an answer sheet rejection.
29. Case: OMR Wrong Bubble Filled
Filled the wrong bubble and scratched it.
Answer:
Scratching invalidates OMR scanning.
The student should mark the intended bubble and inform the invigilator.
30. Case: Misbehaviour in Exam The student argues with the invigilator.
Answer:
It can lead to the cancellation of the paper or disqualification under unfair means.
31. Case: Attempting Paper Out of Order
The student tries to attempt the OMR paper on Day 1.
Answer:
Not allowed.
Each day has a specific subject with unique question papers.
32. Case: Absence on Day 3
The student misses the Day 3 exam but attends the Day 4 exam.
Answer:
Fails CSEET because the candidate must pass all four papers in one sitting.
33. Case: Health Emergency During Exam
Student faints mid-paper.
Answer:
ICSI rules:
If a student cannot complete the paper, they must reappear in the next session.
Health emergencies do not grant special passing.
34. Case: Using a Pencil on OMR
Student marks OMR using a pencil.
Answer:
Invalid; OMR requires a blue/black pen.
Answers may not be counted.
35. Case: Wrong Centre Selection
Selected Delhi instead of Jaipur.
Answer:
The centre cannot be changed after the window closes.
Must appear at the chosen centre.
SECTION D — PASSING CRITERIA, RESULTS & VERIFICATION (36–50)
36. Case: High Overall Marks but One Paper Below 40%
Student scores:
-
75
-
82
-
68
-
38
Answer:
Fails.
Must score a minimum of 40% in each paper.
37. Case: Exactly 50% Aggregate
Mark's total = 200/400 (50%).
Answer:
Passes, provided all papers ≥40%.
38. Case: Wants Re-evaluation student scored 39 on one paper and requests re-evaluation.
Answer:
Only verification of marks is allowed, not full re-evaluation.
39. Case: Wants Certified Copies
Student wants to check their subjective answer sheets.
Answer:
Allowed.
Must apply within 30 days of the result.
40. Case: RTI Application
The student wants model answers under RTI.
Answer:
ICSI may provide available documents as per RTI norms, but internal marking schemes are generally exempt.
41. Case: Verification Result Delay
Student applied 40 days ago; no response.
Answer:
VOM processing time = 30 days.
The student should follow up; if delayed, escalation is allowed.
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42. Case: Lost E-Marksheet
The student deleted the marksheet from the email.
Answer:
It can be downloaded again from the ICSI account anytime.
43. Case: Name Spelling Error in Result
Spelling mismatch in e-marksheet.
Answer:
Correction allowed by submitting valid ID proof on the support portal.
44. Case: Wants to Recheck OMR Only
The student scored very low on the OMR paper.
Answer:
Verification includes OMR checking, too. Students may apply.
45. Case: Appeared in June but Wants to Improve in The student passed but wants better marks.
Answer:
CSEET is only a qualifying exam.
Improvement exams are not available.
46. Case: Passed CSEET but Didn’t Register for CS Executive Within 1 Year
Student passed in July 2026 but wants to register in Sept 2027.
Answer:
Result expired.
Must reappear for CSEET.
47. Case: Failed Due to One Mark
Scored 39 in one paper.
Answer:
Fail.
ICSI has no rounding off or grace marks.
48. Case: Technical Error in OMR Scanning
The student believes OMR wasn’t read properly.
Answer:
OMR verification request can be filed.
If an error is found, the marks will be corrected.
49. Case: Attempted Exam with Mobile Phone Found in Pocket
Even though switched off.
Answer:
Violation.
The paper may be cancelled.
ICSI has zero tolerance for electronic gadgets.
50. Case: Late RTI Application
Student submits RTI after 70 days.
Answer:
ICSI allows RTI up to 45 days + 15 days processing.
So application is late and will be rejected.
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