Apeksha
asked over 1 year ago
Hi,
I appeared for Group 2 in May 17. The status of my result is F-EX with 60 marks in IDT and grand total 166. However, I read somewhere that when you get an exemption there is '#' sign against the marks of the subject you get an exemption in. But there is no indication against any subject or nor # sign ,just the status is F-EX. So pls guide me as to whether it means I have got an exemption in that subject or not?
Narendra
answered over 1 year ago
Hello, when you give exam in NOV 2017 and that exam result will be declared in Jan 2018, in that marksheet you will see # mark against your IDT subject alongwith the marks you got i.e. 60. This # mark is given on marksheet to tell employers and others that # marked subject is already passed by respective student in earlier exam (in your case May 2017) and in Nov 2017 exam student has appeared for remaning subjects and this # mark also tells that all the subjects are not passed at single sitting. # mark is not given in the same exam marksheet in which you got exemption.
So, don"t worry it neither typing mistake nor technical mistake , you have got exemption for IDT, start preparation for remaing subjects.
All the best!!!
Narendra
answered over 1 year ago
Hello, when you give exam in NOV 2017 and that exam result will be declared in Jan 2018, in that marksheet you will see # mark against your IDT subject alongwith the marks you got i.e. 60. This # mark is given on marksheet to tell employers and others that # marked subject is already passed by respective student in earlier exam (in your case May 2017) and in Nov 2017 exam student has appeared for remaning subjects and this # mark also tells that all the subjects are not passed at single sitting. # mark is not given in the same exam marksheet in which you got exemption.
So, don"t worry it neither typing mistake nor technical mistake , you have got exemption for IDT, start preparation for remaing subjects.
All the best!!!
Mayank Rastogi
answered over 1 year ago
Hi Apeksha you got the exemption in IDT so don't bother about that. It may be a mistake from the typing end.
