Examination Re-registration after Expiry of Two-year Extension in Winter 2009
Examinations
EXAMINATION REREGISTRATION FORM
ONLINE REREGISTRATION
ID CARD REPLACE
PREMATURE RE-REGISTRATION FOR CANDIDATES IN TRANSITORY BLOCK TO APPEAR IN
REVISED SCHEME
ONLINE APPLICATION
FOR NON-RECEIPT OF EXTENSION FOR
EXAMINATION REGISTRATION FORM
Rules for
Candidates who have appeared in Old Scheme
Selection of
Balance Subjects in Revised Scheme
Examination Re-registration after Expiry of SIX-yearS Extension in Winter 2011
Examinations
As per Clause
8.7 of Examination Rules printed in Vol. 1 (Rules & Syllabi), the prescribed
period for passing Section A or Section B Examination is six years. Candidates,
who would be unsuccessful in Section A or in Section B Examination after the
expiry of six year period with Winter 2011 Examination, are eligible to apply
for Examination Re-registration.
Before
applying for Examination Re-registration, Candidates are advised to read the
following carefully:
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Candidates,
who failed to pass Section A Examination in six years, shall be permitted to
appear in Section A Examination. Subject(s) exemption(s) secured during six
years, if any, shall be forfeited. They would be required to pass Section A
Examination afresh as per the revised scheme within another stipulated period
of six years.
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Candidates,
who have already passed Section A Examination but would fail to pass Section B
Examination in six years shall be permitted to appear afresh in Section B
Examination in revised scheme retaining their Section A status. They would be
required to apply for Registration of Section B on the prescribed proforma
(printed in Vol I: Rules on page 39) with a demand draft of ` 3,000/- (US $
200 for overseas candidates), in addition to a demand draft of ` 1,500/- for
Examination Re-registration with filled-in prescribed format. In such cases,
subject(s) exemption(s) secured during six years, if any, shall be forfeited
and they would need to pass Section B Examination afresh as per the revised
scheme within another stipulated period of six years. Also, they would be
required to do project work and laboratory experiments during the six-year
period of Examination Re-registration.
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(i)
Candidates, under category 1 and 2 above, should apply for Examination
Re-registration as per the format (available on IEI website) along with the
fee of ` 1,500/- (US $ 150 for overseas candidates) by demand draft.
Candidates, under category 2, should also apply for Registration of Section B
along with a demand draft of ` 3,000/-. If there is any change in address
recorded with the Institution, a separate demand draft of ` 150/- (US $ 15 for
overseas candidates) should be sent by the candidate along with the prescribed
Performa duly filled-in. (ii) Candidates are advised to apply for the same so
as to reach at the Headquarters office latest by April 6, 2012, failing which
they will not be eligible to appear in Summer 2012 Examination. (iii) On
receipt of the application for examination re-registration and registration
for Section B, as applicable, with requisite fee, a new identity card shall be
issued to all such candidates.
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EXAMINATION REREGISTRATION FORM
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ONLINE REREGISTRATION
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ID CARD REPLACE
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PREMATURE RE-REGISTRATION FOR CANDIDATES IN TRANSITORY BLOCK TO APPEAR IN
REVISED SCHEME
The Council, at its 656th
meeting, extended the facility for premature re-registration for revised scheme
candidates also, in addition to candidates in transitory block. The eligibility
criterion and other details are given hereunder:
Eligibility: Candidates, who
are not in a position to complete Section A/Section B Examination within the
remaining time of stipulated period are eligible to apply for premature
re-registration of examination for another six year period afresh.
Condition: Six year period
shall be counted from Summer examination of the year in which a candidate
submits his/her application for this purpose.
For Section A candidates,
subject (s) exemption, if any, shall be forfeited.
For Section B candidates,
subject (s) exemption, if any, project work and/or laboratory experiments, if
completed shall be forfeited. However, the status of Section A will remain
unaltered.
How to Apply:
Candidates are expected to apply on the prescribed format for Application for
Examination Re-registration/Premature Re-registration along with a demand draft
of Rs.1500/- (US$ 150 for overseas candidates). In case of Section B candidates,
they would also be required to apply for registration of Section B on the
prescribed Performa with a demand draft of Rs.3000/- (US$ 200 for overseas
candidates).
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ONLINE
APPLICATION FOR NON-RECEIPT OF EXTENSION FOR
EXAMINATION REGISTRATION FORM
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Rules for
Candidates who have appeared in Old Scheme
The Section 'A'
candidates, who fail to secure exemption in any subject up to and including
Winter 2005 Examination, are required to appear in the revised scheme w.e.f.
Summer 2006 Examination without paying processing fee of Rs. 400/-.
The Section 'B'
candidates, who fail to secure exemption in any subject up to and including
Winter 2005 Examination, are required to appear in the revised scheme,
forfeiting their earlier project work after submission of
Application for
Registration of Section 'B' with requisite fee of Rs. 3000/- only.
The stipulated
period of six years shall be counted w.e.f. Summer 2006 Examination.
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Selection of
Balance Subjects in Revised Scheme
( with effect from Summer 2006
Examination )
All candidates appeared up to and
including Winter 2005 Examination in old scheme are essentially required to opt
balance subjects from Revised Scheme to appear from Summer 2006 Examination. For
the criteria for selection of balance subjects,
click here or see
the Technicians' Journal, June / December 2005 issues.
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