Attention, Chartered Accountants! The much-awaited ISA Eligibility Test (ET) is scheduled to take place on Saturday, 16th November 2024, from 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM. This online examination, organized by the Digital Accounting and Assurance Board of ICAI, will assess candidates based on the ISA 3.0 syllabus, with the ISA 2.0 syllabus no longer valid for any attempts.
Members who have successfully completed their Professional Training (PT) and met eligibility requirements by 30th September 2024 are encouraged to appear for this test. Here’s a quick breakdown of the essential steps and dates for the upcoming exam:
Registration Process for the ISA Eligibility Test
- First-Time Participants:
- Log in to ICAI’s Learning Hub using your SSP credentials.
- Locate the “PQC – Information Systems Audit 3.0 — Eligibility Test – Nov 2024” under My Dashboard and complete the face registration.
- For Re-attempts:
- Log in to ICAI’s Learning Hub and select “Information Systems Audit 3.0 – Re-assessment Eligibility Nov 2024.”
- Complete the payment, if applicable, and finalize face registration.
Note: Candidates must complete face registration by 4th November 2024. Mock Test participants, registered for the ET, will have access to a practice session on 12th November to get comfortable with the online test format.
Exam Day Requirements
Candidates should prepare with:
- A stable desktop or laptop with a camera and reliable internet connection.
- Active ICAI membership and completed face registration.
Remember: Mobile devices are not allowed, and any technical interruptions may result in automatic test submission.
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For any exam-related queries, feel free to contact the ICAI support team at [email protected] or [email protected].
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for ISA Eligibility Test (ET) November 2024
1. When is the ISA Eligibility Test (ET) scheduled?
The ISA ET is scheduled for Saturday, 16th November 2024, from 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM.
2. What syllabus will be covered in the ISA Eligibility Test?
The exam will follow the ISA 3.0 syllabus. Candidates who missed passing the test under ISA 2.0 are required to appear for ISA 3.0.
3. Who is eligible to appear for the ISA ET in November 2024?
Members who have completed their Professional Training (PT) and fulfilled all eligibility requirements by 30th September 2024 are eligible.
4. How do I register for the ISA ET if I am a first-time participant?
- Log in to the ICAI Digital Learning Hub with your SSP credentials.
- Go to “My Dashboard” and click on “PQC – Information Systems Audit 3.0 — Eligibility Test – Nov 2024”.
- Complete the face registration process as required.
5. How do I register if I’m reappearing for the test?
- Log in to the ICAI Digital Learning Hub using SSP credentials.
- Click on “Information Systems Audit 3.0 – Re-assessment Eligibility Nov 2024”.
- Follow the steps for payment (if applicable) and complete the face registration.
6. What is the last date for face registration?
Face registration must be completed by 5:00 PM on 4th November 2024. No extensions will be provided.
7. How much is the fee for the test?
First-time candidates are not required to pay a fee. Re-attempting candidates will need to pay INR 500 through the ICAI Digital Learning Hub.
8. Is there a mock test available?
Yes, a mock test will be conducted on 12th November 2024, from 10:00 AM to 1:30 PM. It is designed to help candidates familiarize themselves with the test format.
9. What are the technical requirements for the online test?
Candidates should have:
- A desktop or laptop with a camera and stable internet connection.
- An active ICAI membership number.
- Access to the Digital Learning Hub (DLH) using SSP login credentials.
Please note: Using a mobile device for the exam is not allowed.
10. Are there any specific guidelines for online conduct during the test?
Yes, candidates must:
- Avoid minimizing the test screen, refreshing, or toggling to another window/tab.
- Avoid pressing special keys or refreshing the page.
Any interruptions may cause the test to auto-submit and end the session.
11. Where can I access the study material for ISA 3.0?
Study materials can be downloaded from the official ICAI website at this link.
12. Whom do I contact if I face issues during registration or login?
For any assistance, candidates can email [email protected], [email protected], or [email protected].
13. How long is the duration of the ISA Eligibility Test?
The total duration is 150 minutes (2 hours and 30 minutes).
14. How can I navigate between questions during the test?
You can use the Question Palette on the right side of the screen to jump to specific questions. Use the “Save & Next” button to save your answer and proceed, or “Mark for Review & Next” to review questions later.
15. What should I do if I am unable to log in to the Digital Learning Hub on the day of the test?
Make sure to verify your SSP Portal credentials and log in to the Digital Learning Hub before the test date. For any login issues, contact the ICAI support team by 29th November 2024 at [email protected], [email protected], or [email protected]. ICAI cannot assist with login issues on the day of the test.
16. What if I need to change my answer after marking it?
You can navigate back to the question, select your new answer, and click “Save & Next” to update it. Remember to save any changes before proceeding.
17. Are there any rules about power backup and internet stability during the test?
Yes, candidates must ensure a reliable power source and stable internet connection. The test timer will not pause for connectivity issues, and interruptions may result in auto-submission.
18. What happens if I accidentally minimize or refresh the test screen?
Avoid minimizing or refreshing the test screen. Doing so could lock the test, which may submit automatically, preventing further progress. An alert message will display if an interruption is detected.
19. What devices can I use to take the ISA ET?
You must use a desktop or laptop with an active camera. Mobile phones are prohibited for this test, as results may be withheld if taken on a mobile device.
20. How do I know my face registration has been approved?
Face registration approval may take 24 to 48 hours. You will be notified once it’s approved. If previously registered on the DLH portal for ISA ET or any other exam, you don’t need to register again.
21. How will the ISA ET results be shared?
Results will be displayed after the completion of the assessment review process. Specific timelines and result release methods will be communicated by ICAI.
22. Is there any penalty for not completing face registration on time?
Yes, failure to complete face registration by 5:00 PM on 4th November 2024 will prevent you from participating in the November 2024 ISA ET. There will be no deadline extensions.
23. What steps are involved in face registration?
- Log in to the Digital Learning Hub.
- Capture five clear images of your face as per the system prompts.
- Ensure good lighting and avoid using accessories (e.g., sunglasses).
- Submit the captured images for approval.
24. Where can I find more detailed guidelines for the ISA ET?
Detailed guidelines are provided in Annexure-1 and Annexure-2 of the official notification. You can also refer to the ICAI website or contact support for more information.
25. Are there any practice materials provided for the ISA 3.0 syllabus?
Yes, practice materials and the ISA 3.0 syllabus study material are available for download at the ICAI website.
26. Is there a time limit for completing sections within the test?
Yes, each section must be completed within the total allotted time (150 minutes). You can navigate between sections and questions as long as the exam timer is active.
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