Dimapur, August 2 (MExN): The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) will conducting a Commerce Talent Search Test to popularize commerce education, called the ‘ICAI Commerce Wizard-2018,’ a diagnostic test that measures the concept understanding ability of a student.
According to a DIPR report, the online test is open to the secondary and higher secondary level students of any National and State Boards or Open schools.
This test will be conducted by means of two level i.e., Level-I and Level-II. Level-II is conducted for shortlisted candidates of Level-I test. The test will be conducted in English language, of objective type comprising of 100 objective-type (Multiple Choice) questions, 25 questions (25 marks) from each subject through online arrangement separately for Class IX, X, XI & XII as follows: i. For Class IX: Social Studies (Economics), Mathematics, Business Awareness & Aptitude. ii. For Class X: Social Studies (Economics), Mathematics, Business Awareness & Aptitude iii. For Class XI: Business Studies, Accountancy, Economics & Aptitude. iv. For Class XII: Business Studies, Accountancy, Economics & Aptitude.
There is negative marking of 0.25 for every wrong answer. No negative marking for un- attempted answers.
How to apply:
Test Centre : For Level-I, a candidate can sit for the test at home or nearest internet cafe or whichever is convenient for the candidate. And for Level-II, the test will be conducted in a designated centre for shortlisted candidates of Level-I. Important Date & Timings:
Attractive cash prizes to the tune of Rs 1,000 to Rs 1,00,000 with Certificate of Participation will be given. Further clarifications can be made from Dr. Sambit Kumar Mishra, Secretary, Career Counselling Group, The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, Telephone: 0120-387687, Email: sambit.mishra@icai.in For further details, students are requested to visit the exclusive website www.icw.icai.org.
All Heads of Institutions have been requested to inform and encourage the students to participate in this talent search, the report said.
