B Vinay Reddy

Hello Friends, I have reproduced the data obtained from the ICAI under the Right to Information Act, 2005 with regards to statistics of CA Final Elective paper from May 2018 to November 2019 examinations. Proof: I have enclosed the original RTI reply received from the ICAI, scroll down to download the same. Data is not to be considered as the sole criterion in choosing the elective paper. In fact, each and every subject is scoring, as you can see from the TOP marks secured in any particular subject. STAY AWAY FROM FAKE NEWS!!  ASK FOR THE SOURCE & PROOF. A couple of days after declaring the results, an app named FINAPP came up with the statistics on the 21st of January, 2020 claimed to be compiled by the editorial team. And it was shared by many students without any verification. The data published by FINAPP is baseless, as you can compare with the actual data/official data received directly from the ICAI under the RTI Act, 2005. This

In my previous blog post, I have attached a reply from the ICAI under RTI, where it was clearly mentioned  MARKS WON'T BE DECREASED on suo-motu verification,  but few students are still worried about it and want to check if there is an possibility to cancel the RTI application. Check here:   Whether ICAI will decrease your marks under RTI or ICAI procedure on suo-motu Verification? As per the provisions of the Right to Information Act, 2005, there is no concept of withdrawal or cancellation of the RTI application once it was filed with the public authority. The reason behind this was to protect the interest of the RTI applicant.  Activists also say that provisions for withdrawal of RTI applications will give those with vested interests an opportunity to exert undue pressure on them. But you can write a letter or mail to the CPIO that the information sought in the application is not required by you anymore and the  application be treated as disposed of. Ms. Pooja