Notes for information and guidance of candidates

1. The Common Proficiency Test (CPT) in Paper-pencil Mode (PP Mode) will be held on 19^TH December, 2010 in accordance with the revised scheme of education, training and examination of the Chartered Accountancy Course. It is a four hours duration test comprising of two sessions of 2 hours each with a break between two sessions. The test will comprise of objective type questions with negative marking for choosing wrong answers.
2. All students registered for Common Proficiency Test Course on or before 4^th October, 2010 with the Board of Studies of the Institute and either passed or appeared in the Senior Secondary Examination (10+2 examination) conducted by an examining body constituted by law in India or an examination recognized by the Central Government as equivalent thereto and has complied with such requirements as may be specified by the Council from time to time and who have revalidated their CPT registration on or before 27^th October 2010, if already lapsed, will be eligible to appear in the CPT to be held in June -2010.

For submission of Exam Application Form Online, valid CPT Registration Number is compulsory.

 

2. Date and Timings of Common Proficiency Test

Common Proficiency Test will be held on Sunday, the 19^th December, 2010 in two sessions as per details given below:

Session	Section	Subject	Maximum Marks	Timings	Reporting Time
Morning Morning	A B	Fundamentals of Accounting Mercantile Laws	60 40	10.30 A.M. to 12.30 P.M. (IST)	10.00 A.M. (IST)
BREAK FROM 12.30 P.M. TO 13.30 P.M. (IST)
Afternoon Afternoon	C D	General Economics Quantitative Aptitude	50 50	14.00 P.M. to 16.00 P.M.(IST)	13.30 P.M. (IST)

TIMINGS FOR OVERSEAS CENTRES

CENTRE	SESSION	TIMINGS (EQUIVELENT TO IST)	REPORTING TIME
ABU DHABI & DUBAI	Morning	9.00 A.M. to 11.00 A.M. UAE local time	8.30 A.M. UAE local time
	Afternoon	12.30 P.M. to 14.30 P.M. UAE local time	12.00 Noon UAE local time
BAHRAIN & DOHA	Morning	8.00 A.M. to 10.00 A.M. Bahrain & Qatar local time	7.30 A.M. Bahrain & Qatar local time
	Afternoon	11.30 A.M. to 13.30 P.M. Bahrain & Qatar local time	11.00 A.M. Bahrain & Qatar local time
KATHMANDU	Morning	10.45 A.M. to 12.45 P.M. Nepal local time	10.15 A.M. Nepal local time
	Afternoon	14.15 P.M. to 16.15 P.M. Nepal local time	13.45 P.M. Nepal local time

3. Subjects and Syllabus

Common Proficiency Test will be of one paper of 200 marks and will consist of the following four

subjects:

1. Fundamentals of Accounting 3.General Economics

2. Mercantile Laws 4.Quantitative Aptitude

The syllabus for these four subjects will be as specified by the Council under Regulation 25 D (3) of the Chartered Accountants Regulations, 1988 and as published in the journal of the Institute "The Chartered Accountant", August 2006 issue (pages 291-293) and the Students' Newsletter of the Institute, The Chartered Accountant Student" August 2006 issue (Pages 12-13) and also available at www.icai.org

 

4. Cities where CPT will be held

The list of Cities where CPT will be held is given at APPENDIX A. Each candidate is expected to choose one City as his choice of examination centre. Candidates may note that the choice of City once exercised is final and no request for change of City will thereafter be entertained under any circumstances.

 

5. Examination Fee & Dispatch of Application Form

Fee of Rs. 500/- (Rupees Five hundred only) for centres in India, US$ 160 Overseas Centre and INR 850 (Rupees Eight hundred and fifty only) Kathmandu Centre can be remitted using Online payment gateway facility with Visa/Master Credit/Debit Card. (The incentive of Rs. 100 in examination fee is applicable only for those who fill the application form online) Once fee details are entered, the system generates an application form containing details of candidate with a control number, the candidate is required to take a print out of the same and affix the passport size photograph and specimen signature at the designated places and send the said application form i.e. Print Out by Speed Post/Registered Post so as to reach the Institute at New Delhi on or before 1^st November 2010 upto 17.30 hours. The forms received late will not be considered under any circumstances.

 

6. Eligibility Requirements to appear in CPT (Regulation 25 D (1) may be referred to for full details).

(a) A candidate shall be eligible to appear in Common Proficiency Test in June 2010, if he/she has: K

i) Either passed or appeared in the Senior Secondary Examination (10+2 examination) conducted by an examining body constituted by law in India or an examination recognized by the Central Government as equivalent thereto and has complied with such requirements as may be specified by the Council from time to time and

ii) Registered for/switched over to CPT Course with Board of Studies of ICAI on or before 4^th October, 2010.

iii) Revalidated his/her registration for CPT:

The registration for CPT Course is valid for a period of 3 years from the date the student becomes eligible to appear in CPT exam for the first time or for the period so long the student continues to appear in the examination regularly whichever is later. Accordingly the registration of a student will continue to be valid as long as the student continues to appear in the CPT exam irrespective of the period involved which may be beyond three years. After expiry of the period of 3 years from the date the student became eligible to appear in CPT for the first time, his registration will lapse. However, the registration shall not lapse, if such student has appeared in at least one of the last two examinations conducted just before the end of 3 years. The registration of such student shall however lapse in case he/she subsequently does not appear in two consecutive examinations. A student whose registration gets lapsed will be eligible for re-registration. Such student will be required to re-register himself/herself with the Board of Studies of the Regional Office concerned by paying a nominal revalidation fee of Rs. 500/-. Revalidation can be done at any time before the due date of filling of examination forms i.e. 27^th October 2010

 

7. Admit Card

Admit card will be issued to all the candidates found prima facie eligible 21 days prior to the day of the examination, i.e. by 30^th November 2010. Details of the candidates admitted to CPT will also be hosted on website www.icai.nic.in on or before 30^th November 2010.

Candidates can also download the admit card from the above website by entering CPT Registration number or exam form OMR (Bar Code) number and by using the Personal Identification Number (PIN) indicated by them in the CPT examination OMR application form. The admit card so downloaded will not contain the specimen signature and photograph of the candidate but the same will still be valid for admission/entry to the examination centre/hall.

Candidates, whose eligibility is in doubt, will be addressed for clarification normally 14 days prior to the date of CPT.

In case of any difficulty, Helpline Desk may be contacted on Fax No.0120-3054841/3054843 or telephone Nos. 0120-3054851, 3054852, 3054853.

On receipt of admit card, each candidate is advised to verify the Name, Registration Number, Centre, Language of Question Paper Booklet, etc. In case of any discrepancy, Helpline Desk be immediately contacted.

8. Requirement for Passing the Common Proficiency Test

A candidate shall ordinarily be declared to have passed the Common Proficiency Test if he obtains at one sitting a minimum of 50 percent marks in the aggregate of all the sections comprised in CPT (Examination), subject to the principle of negative marking. It is clarified that there is no requirement of securing minimum passing marks in a subject/section of CPT examination.

There will be negative marking. For each wrong answer, (One Fourth) mark will be deducted. Please note that multiple darkened circles for a question will also be treated as wrong answer.

Any fraction of mark in aggregate will be rounded off to the next full mark.

It is clarified that there is no provision for improvement of result of CPT examination in the Chartered Accountants Regulations, 1988. Therefore, such students who have once passed the CPT examination are not eligible to apply/appear a fresh/again in the CPT examination.

9. Need to appear in both sessions of CPT

CPT will be held in two sessions as explained in Point No. 2. Candidates are necessarily required to appear in both the sessions i.e. morning session and afternoon session of CPT. It may be noted carefully that in the event of any candidate appearing in the morning session and choosing to absent himself/herself in the afternoon session or vice-versa due to any reason whatsoever, he/she shall be deemed as absent in toto in CPT and his/her result shall not be processed/prepared/published.

10. Option to choose Question Paper Booklet in English or Hindi

Each candidate is expected to choose the language of the Question Paper Booklet at the very outset in the CPT examination application form and no change thereafter will be allowed under any circumstances. However, the Answer Sheets will be in English language only.

11. Refund of Fee

No refund/adjustment of fee will be permissible under any circumstances. However failure in electronic transmission, double payments, lost transaction (after payment) will be considered for refund provided the request is received within 60 days of the last date of submission of the form for which you may write to cpt_exam@icai.in alongwith the credit-card/Net-banking statement showing these transactions.

 

12. Use of Calculator

Candidates will be allowed to use battery operated portable calculator in CPT. The calculator can be of any type with upto 6 functions, 12 digits and upto two memories. Attempt to use any other type of calculator not complying with the specifications indicated above or having more features than mentioned above shall tantamount to use of unfair means. Scientific Calculator is not allowed.

13. Answer Sheets

Each candidate will be provided separate OMR Answer Sheet for Morning Session i.e. meant for Section A (Fundamentals of Accounting) and Section B (Mercantile Laws) as well as for Afternoon Session i.e. meant for Section C (General Economics) and Section D (Quantitative Aptitude) which are to be handed over to the Invigilator of the Examination Hall/Room at the close of the Examination along with Question Paper Booklet.

14. Representation against Question Paper Booklet

If a student of CPT feels that any question asked in any subject of CPT was out of syllabus or outside the ambit of the level of knowledge expected as laid down in the syllabus or the language used in the question was ambiguous or any other valid reason, he may, if so desires, send his representation to the Senior Deputy Director (Technical), Examination Department, The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, ICAI Bhawan, Indraprastha Marg, New Delhi-110002 so as to reach him within a week of the date of CPT.

15. Unfair means in the examination

If a candidate is found to have resorted to or has made an attempt to resort to unfair means in the examination, the Examination Committee of the ICAI may, on receipt of a report to that effect and after such investigation as it may deem necessary, take such disciplinary action against the candidate concerned as it may think fit. The Centre Superintendent has absolute authority to expel a candidate from the examination hall, if in his opinion, the candidate has adopted or attempted to adopt unfair means in connection with the examination. Any candidate expelled from the examination hall must before leaving the hall, submit his explanation in writing to the Centre Superintendent. Smoking, chewing of tobacco/betel, intoxicant, etc. is strictly prohibited in the examination hall.

Mobile Phones and other electronic gadgets (except calculator as permissible) are not allowed in the examination centre/hall. It is clarified that mere possession of mobile phone in the examination hall whether in switch off mode or silent mode shall be deemed to be restoring to adoption of unfair means in the examination.

16. Result of CPT

The result of CPT is likely to be declared by the end of the succeeding month of CPT and will be published at New Delhi. It will be displayed on the notice board of the Institute at New Delhi and hosted on Internet at www.caresults.nic.in Result Card will be issued to all students who appeared in CPT normally within two weeks of the declaration of result. No Pass Certificate will be issued. Result Card will not contain Section-wise Marks and total marks secured only will be displayed.

17. Rank Certificate

Candidates securing a minimum of 60 percent marks upto 10^th Rank will be issued Rank Certificate within 4 weeks of the declaration of result provided a minimum of 2,500 candidates appear in the CPT held on a particular day.

18. Pass with Distinction

Candidates securing a minimum of 70% marks will be declared Pass with Distinction and such remarks will be indicated in the Result Card only.

19. Declaration

Each candidate of CPT will be required to give a declaration in the CPT Examination OMR form duly signed by him/her and countersigned by his/her parent/guardian that he/she is eligible to appear in CPT in accordance with the Chartered Accountants Regulations, 1988 and if it is discovered at any later stage that he/she was not eligible to appear in CPT, his/her admission to CPT or if appeared and passed the CPT, the result thereof and further admission to Integrated Professional Competence Course, if secured will be treated automatically null and void and he/she will have no claim whatsoever. He/she will abide by the decision of the Institute in such a situation.

20. Verification of Answer Sheets

A candidate if he so desires can apply for verification of answer sheets as per provisions of Regulation 39 (4) of the Chartered Accountants Regulations, 1988 within a month of declaration of result along with a fee of Rs. 200/- by way of a demand draft payable in favour of the Secretary, The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, payable at New Delhi and send to the Additional Secretary (Exam) ICAI, Indraprastha Marg, New Delhi 110 002. Pending receipt of outcome of the verification, a candidate may apply for appearing in the next CPT, if he so desires.

21. Admission to Integrated Professional Competence Course

A candidate after passing the Common Proficiency Test will be eligible to register himself for Integrated Professional Competence Course in accordance with the Chartered Accountants Regulations, 1988 subject to otherwise being eligible.

22. How to Fill up Online Examination Application Form and make payment of

Examination Fee on http://icaiexam.icai.org till 17.30 IST of 27^th October 2010

 

Step 1 Creation of Account

 

The candidate shall visit the website http://icaiexam.icai.org and open an account by submitting his/ her CPT Registration Number, Date of Birth, e-Mail ID and Moblie No. The Username (shall be in the form CRO0278142-CPP) and the password shall be mailed to the candidate to the e-Mail ID supplied by him/her at the time of creation of account and messaged to the mobile number provided by the candidate. In case of difficulty please call helpline nos. indicated at the bottom of the page http://icaiexam.icai.org or (0120) 3054806/834 sufficiently well in time.

 

 

 

 

Step 2 Online Payment of Examination fee

 

For filling of Online Examination application form, a candidate has to remit a fee of Rs. 500/- (Rupees five hundred only) for opting centres in India, US$ 160 for Overseas Centre and INR 850 (Rupees Eight hundred fifty only) for Kathmandu Centre. (The incentive of Rs. 100 in examination fee is applicable only for those who fill the application form online) Fee should be remitted using Online Payment gateway facility with Visa/Master Credit/Debit card.

 

Examination fees once paid will not be refunded under any circumstances including failure in electronic transmission, double payment, etc.

 

Step 3 Submission of Print out of Online Application Form to the Institute

After successful Online payment candidates will be able to generate Online Examination Application Form and are required to take a print out of the application form from http://icaiexam.icai.org and take the following further course of action before sending it to the Institute:-

(i)     Paste latest photograph (pass port size 3.5X4 cms.);

(ii)   Sign at specified place;

(iii) Get it signed by parent/guardian at the specified place;

(iv) Get the Application Form attested from a Chartered Accountant or a Gazetted Officer or Principal of a College/School) and

(v)   Send the form without folding and Superscribing the envelope as Online Application Form for December 2010 CPT Exam by Speed Post/Registered Post to the Senior Deputy Director (Technical), Examination Department, The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, ICAI Bhawan, I.P. Marg, New Delhi 110 002, so as to reach him on or before, 1^st November 2010 upto 17.30 hours.

NOTE :

(A) In case Print out of the so filled in Online Application Form, complete in all respects as stated in Step-3 above, does not reach the Office within the stipulated last date, the candidate will not be permitted to appear in the respective examinations.

(B) Candidates are advised not to send their application form through Private Courier Services or Ordinary Post. No responsibility for late/non delivery will be taken by the Institute.

(C) For issue of admit card and result card Photograph and Signature of the candidate is required. Hence, non submission of duly completed printout of the online application as stated above will result in non issuance of admit card and result card. Any request to issue result card in future will not be entertained.

 

LIST OF EXAMINATION CENTRES

(A candidate can choose any one examination centre of his choice irrespective of his registration with any Regional Office of ICAI. But, Centre once opted will not be changed under any circumstances. Please refer to point No. 22.3 also)

(1) WESTERN REGION:

(Covering States of Goa, Gujarat and Maharashtra and U. T. of Dadar & Nagar Havali and Daman & Diu)

CITY/CENTRE	CODE		CITY/CENTRE	CODE		CITY/CENTRE	CODE		CITY/CENTRE	CODE
AHMEDABAD-I @	101		GOA	112		MUMBAI VII +	123		RAJKOT	134
AHMEDABAD-I I @	102		JALGAON	113		MUMBAI VIII +	124		SANGLI	135
AHMEDNAGAR	103		JAMNAGAR	114		MUMBAI IX +	125		SATARA	136
AKOLA	104		KOLHAPUR	115		MUMBAI X +	126		SOLAPUR	137
AMRAVATI	105		LATUR	116		MUMBAI XI +	127		SURAT	138
ANAND	106		MUMBAI-I +	117		NAGPUR	128		THANE	139
AURANGABAD	107		MUMBAI-II +	118		NANDED	129		VADODARA	140
BHARAUCH	108		MUMBAI-III +	119		NASIK	130		VAPI	141
BHAVNAGAR	109		MUMBAI-IV +	120		PANVEL	131
BHUJ	110		MUMBAI-V +	121		PIMPRI-CHINCHWAD	132
GANDHIDHAM	111		MUMBAI-VI +	122		PUNE	133

 

@ Ahmedabad is divided into two Zones, namely Zone I and Zone II. The possible locations of centres in the zones are as under:-

Zone I - Navrangpura, Ellis bridge, Ambawadi, Naranpura, Memnagar

Zone II - Vastrapur, Thaltej, Sattellite, Gurukul Road

 

+ Mumbai is divided into eleven Zones namely Zone I to Zone XI. The possible locations of the centres in the respective zones are as under:

Zone I - Chruchgate / Charni Road area

Zone II - Parel/ Dadar area

Zone III - Vile Parle/ Andheri

Zone IV - Jogeshwari (W)/ Goregaon (W)/ Malad (W)/ Kandivali (W)

Zone V - Jogeshwari (E)/ Goregaon (E)/ Malad (E)/ Kandivali (E)/ Borivali (E)/ Dahisar (E)

Zone VI - Borivali/ Dahisar (West)

Zone VII - Mira Road/ Bhayandar

Zone VIII Vasai Road/ Nallasopara/ Virar

Zone IX - Ghatkopar/ Bhandup/ Mulund

Zone X - Dombivli area/ Kalyan

Zone XI - Vashi (Navi Mumbai)

 

(2) SOUTHERN REGION:

(Covering States of Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu and U.T. of Lakshadweep and Pondicherry)

 

CITY/CENTRE	CODE		CITY/CENTRE	CODE		CITY/CENTRE	CODE		CITY/CENTRE	CODE
ALAPPUZHA	201		COIMBATORE	211		KUMBAKONAM	221		THRISSUR	231
BANGALOREI @@	202		ERNAKULAM	212		MADURAI	222		TIRUCHIRAPALLI	232
BANGALORE II @@	203		ERODE	213		MANGALORE	223		TIRUPATI	233
BELGAUM	204		GUNTUR	214		MYSORE	224		TIRUPUR	234
BELLARY	205		HUBLI	215		NELLORE	225		TUTICORIN	235
CHENNAI-I #	206		HYDERABAD-I *	216		PALGHAT	226		UDUPI	236
CHENNAI-II #	207		HYDERABAD-II *	217		PONDICHERRY	227		VELLORE	237
CHENNAI-III #	208		KOLLAM (QUILON)	218		RAJAMAHENDRAVARAM	228		VIJAYAWADA	238
CHENNAI-IV #	209		KOTTAYAM	219		SALEM	229		VISAKHAPATNAM	239
CHENNAI-V#	210		KOZHIKODE	220		THIRUVANANTHAPURM	230

 

@@ Bangalore is divided into two Zones, namely Zone I and Zone II. The possible locations of centres in the zones are as under:-

Zone I - Bangalore ( East & North) comprising of Basaveshwaranagar, Frazer Town, Gandhinagar, M G Road,

Majestic, Malleswaram, Rajajinagar, Richmond Town, Shivajinagar, Tumkur Road and Yelahanka.

Zone II- Bangalore (West & South) comprising of Banashankari, Basavangudi, Chamrajpet, Domlur, J P Nagar, Jayanagar, J.C. Road and Mysore Road.

 

# Chennai is divided into five Zones, namely Zone I to Zone V. The possible locations of centres in the Zones are as under:

Zone I - Nungambakkam, Gopalapuram, Mount Road, Triplicane, George Town

Zone II- Kodambakkam, T.Nagar, Vadapalani, Ashok Nagar, West Mambalam, K K Nagar, Porur

Zone III- Royapettah, Mylapore, Mandaveli, Adyar, Besant Nagar, Tiruvanmiyur

Zone IV- Arumbakkam, Anna Nagar, Ambattur, Avadi, Villivakkam, Poonamallee.

Zone V -Tambaram , Chrompet , Nanganallur , Pallavaram , St. Thomas Mount

 

*Hyderabad Centre is divided into two zones namely Zone I and Zone II. The possible locations of the centres of respective Zones are as under:

Zone I - Hyderabad

Zone II - Secunderabad, Tarnaka, Uppal

 

(3) EASTERN REGION:

(Covering States of Seven North East States, Orissa, Tripura, West Bengal and U.T. of Andaman & Nicobar Islands)

 

CITY/CENTRE	CODE		CITY/CENTRE	CODE		CITY/CENTRE	CODE		CITY/CENTRE	CODE
ASANSOL	301		CUTTACK	304		KOLKATA-II ^	307		SAMBALPUR	310
BERHAMPUR	302		GUWAHATI	305		KOLKATA-III ^	308		SILIGURI	311
BHUBANESWAR	303		KOLKATA- I ^	306		ROURKELA	309		TINSUKIA	312

 

^Kolkata is divided into three zones namely Zone I to Zone III. The possible locations of the centres in the respective Zones are as under:

Zone I - Kolkata South

Zone II - Kolkata North

Zone III- Howrah

 

(4) CENTRAL REGION:

(Covering States of Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, M.P., Rajasthan, Uttarakhand and U.P.)

 

CITY/CENTRE	CODE		CITY/CENTRE	CODE		CITY/CENTRE	CODE		CITY/CENTRE	CODE
AGRA	401		DUNDLOD	415		LUCKNOW	429		UDAIPUR	443
AJMER	402		DURG	416		MATHURA	430		UJJAIN	444
ALIGARH	403		GHAZIABAD	417		MEERUT	431		VARANASI	445
ALLAHABAD	404		GORAKHPUR	418		MORADABAD	432
ALWAR	405		GWALIOR	419		MUZAFFARNAGAR	433
BAREILLY	406		INDORE-I %	420		NOIDA	434
BEAWAR	407		INDORE-II%	421		PALI-MARWAR	435
BHAGALPUR	408		INDORE-III%	422		PATNA	436
BHILWARA	409		JABALPUR	423		RAIPUR	437
BHOPAL	410		JAIPUR	424		RANCHI	438
BIKANER	411		JAMSHEDPUR	425		RATLAM	439
BILASPUR	412		JODHPUR	426		SAHARANPUR	440
DEHRADUN	413		KANPUR	427		SIKAR	441
DHANBAD	414		KOTA	428		SRI GANGANAGAR	442

 

% Indore is divided into three Zones namely Zone I to Zone III. The possible locations of the centres in the respective Zones are as under:

Zone I Vijay Nagar, Nanda Nagar, MIG/LIG Colony, Patnipura, Scheme No. 54, Scheme No. 74, Scheme No. 78, Shalimar Township, Mahalaxmi Nagar, Kanadia Road, Tilak Nagar, Saket, Telephone Nagar, Goyal Nagar, Bengali Square, Khajrana, Dewas Naka, Malviya Nagar, Nehru Nagar.

Zone-II Chawni, South Tukoganj, Geeta Bhavan, Chhoti Gwal Toli, MTH Compound, Sneh Nagar, Kanchan Bag, Bhawankuwa, M.Y. Hospital Road, RNT Marg, Malwa Mill, Janjir Wala Square, Nasia Road, Naulakha, Sapna Sangeeta, Khatiwala Tank, Palsikar Colony, Sanchar Nagar, Agrawak Nagar, Juni Indore, Jail Road, Joara Compound, Rajwada, Devas, Mhow.

Zone-III Rajendra Nagar, Annapuran Road, Vaishali Nagar, Gumsta Nagar, Suadma Nagar, Usha Nagar, Raj Mohalla, Mahesh Nagar, Bada Ganpati, Areodrome Road, Kalani Nagar, Gandhi Nagar, Banganga, Marimata Chouraha, Lokmanya Nagar.

 

(5) NORTHERN REGION:

(Covering States of Delhi, Haryana, H.P., J & K, Punjab and U.T. of Chandigarh)

 

CITY/CENTRE	CODE		CITY/CENTRE	CODE		CITY/CENTRE	CODE		CITY/CENTRE	CODE
AMBALA	501		DELHI/NEW DELHI-III $	507		HISAR	513		PATIALA	519
AMRITSAR	502		DELHI/NEW DELHI-IV $	508		JALANDHAR	514		REWARI	520
BATHINDA	503		DELHI/NEW DELHI-V $	509		JAMMU	515		ROHTAK	521
CHANDIGARH	504		DELHI/NEW DELHI-VI $	510		KARNAL	516		SHIMLA	522
DELHI/NEW DELHI-I $	505		FARIDABAD	511		LUDHIANA	517		SONEPAT	523
DELHI/NEW DELHI-II $	506		GURGAON	512		PANIPAT	518		YAMUNANAGAR	524

 

$ Delhi/ New Delhi is divided into six Zones, namely Zone I to Zone VI. The possible locations of centres in the Zones are as under:

Zone I - Karol Bagh, Pusa Road

Zone II - Pitampura, Rohini, Punjabi Bagh, Paschim Vihar

Zone III- Nizamuddin, Yusuf Sarai, Jangpura, Lodhi Road

Zone IV- Trans Yamuna Area Mayur Vihar, Priyadarshini Vihar (Bank Enclave), Vivek Vihar

Zone V - Model Town, Civil Lines, Darya Ganj, Kirti Nagar

Zone VI- Janakpuri, Dwarka.

 

(6) OVERSEAS EXAMINATION CENTRES:

 

CITY/CENTRE	CODE		CITY/CENTRE	CODE
ABU DHABI (UAE)	601		DUBAI	604
BAHRAIN	602		KATHMANDU (NEPAL)	605
DOHA (QATAR)	603