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CA11 CS11 CT11 CI11 CP11
Financial Accounting Organisational Behaviour Introduction to Computing Financial Accounting Credit Management
CA12 CS12 CT12 CI12 CP12
Commercial Law Commercial Law Computer Applications - Financial Mathematics Commercial Law
Practical
CA13 CS13 CT13 CI13 CP13
Entrepreneurship and Business Communication Entrepreneurship and Entrepreneurship and Entrepreneurship and
Communication Communication Communication Communication
CPA CS CICT CIFA CCP
Section 2 Section 2 Section 2 Section 2 Section 2
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CA21 CS21 CT21 CI21 CP21
Economics Economics Operating Systems - Practical Economics Economics
CA22 CS22 CT22 CI22 CP22
Management Accounting Principles of Accounting Principles of Accounting Financial Institutions and Principles of Accounting
Markets
CA23 CS23 CT23 CI23 CP23
Public Finance and Taxation Public Finance and Taxation Computer Support and Public Finance and Taxation Public Finance and Taxation
Maintenance
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CA31 CS31 CT31 CI31 CP31
Company Law Company Law Database Systems Regulation of Financial Company Law
Markets
CA32 CS32 CT32 CI32 CP32
Financial Management Financial Management Systems Analysis and Corporate Finance Financial Management
Design
CA33 CS33 CT33 CI33 CP33
Financial Reporting Principles and Practice of Structured Programming Financial Statements Marketing and Public
Management Analysis Relations
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CA41 CS41 CT41 CI41 CP41
Auditing and Assurance Corporate Secretarial Practice Object Oriented Programming Equity Investments Analysis Law Governing Credit Practice
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CA51 CS51 CT51 CI51 CP51
Strategy, Governance and Human Resource Strategy, Governance and Strategy, Governance and Strategy, Governance and
Ethics Management Ethics Ethics Ethics
CA52 CS52 CT52 CI52 CP52
Advanced Management Financial Markets Law Software Engineering Fixed Income Investments Banking Law and Practice
Accounting Analysis
CA53 CS53 CT53 CI53 CP53
Advanced Financial Governance and Ethics Mobile Application Alternative Investments Credit Management in the
Management Development Analysis Financial Sector
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CA61 CS61 CT61 CI61 CP61
Advanced Public Finance and Strategic Management Systems Security Advanced Portfolio Debt Recovery
Taxation Management
CA62 CS62 CT62 CI62 CP62
Advanced Auditing and Public Policy and Information Systems Project International Finance Corporate Lending
Assurance Administration Management
CA63 CS63 CT63 CI63 CP63
Advanced Financial Reporting Governance and Secretarial Research Methods Derivatives Analysis Credit Practice
Audit ICT Project
CICT candidates are
required to undertake an ICT
project after completing the
above 18 papers. The project
must commence within 12
months after completing the
papers.
(b) Diploma Examinations
Accounting Technicians Diploma (ATD) Diploma in Information Communication Technology (DICT) Diploma in Credit Management (DCM)
LEVEL I LEVEL I LEVEL I
5. Students currently in ATC/ICTT/CMT Level II who sit but do Both graduates of the Technician and Diploma examinations will be eligible
not pass the May 2015 sitting to pursue the relevant professional programmes of KASNEB.
(a) The students will be required to resit the papers not passed in ATC/ 3. Other transition provisions
ICTT/CMT Level II in the November/December 2015 sitting. (a) Students who are eligible to convert to the Diploma programmes
(b) Students who pass the ATC/ICTT/CMT Level II in the November/ (ATD/DICT and DCM) will be allowed to do so and book the
December 2015 sitting will graduate. Those who do not pass will November/December 2015 examinations up to 15 September 2015
be transferred to Level II of the respective Diploma with effect from by paying the normal examination entry fees.
1 January 2016. (b) All credit retentions for ATC, ICTT, IST and CMT will expire after the
6. IST students November/December 2015 sitting.
(a) Students who pass Level I of the IST examination during the May
2015 sitting will proceed to Level II of the examination and be eligible
to sit for that Level during the November/December 2015 sitting.
III . CHANGES IN POLICIES, RULES AND REGULATIONS UNDER THE REVISED EXAMINATION SYLLABUSES
The following changes in policies, rules and regulations have been introduced as part of the major review of examination syllabuses. The changes are
aimed at, among other objectives, ensuring effective implementation of the revised examination syllabuses, enhancing customer service, enhancing
the recognition of KASNEB qualifications regionally and globally and continuously realigning the qualifications with market trends and demands.
One of the major changes introduced as part of the major review of the syllabuses is the introduction of diploma qualifications to replace the current
technician qualifications.
The changes in policies, rules and regulations are summarised in the table below. Unless otherwise specified, the changes take effect from 1 July
2015.
Late examination entry deadline: The deadline for late examination entry has been extended
• 15 March for the May/June sitting. to:
• 15 September for the November/December • 31 March for the May/June sitting.
sitting. • 30 September for the November/December sitting.
Effective date for payment of This fee is payable on 1 July following the date The annual registration renewal fee shall become due on
annual registration renewal fee of registration 1 July following the first eligible examination sitting and
annually thereafter. For instance, a student who registers
by 31 May 2015 will be eligible to enter examinations from
the November/December 2015 sitting. The first renewal will
therefore be due on 1 July 2016
Exemptions for diploma holders Exemptions are granted to diploma holders from Exemptions will be granted on paper by paper basis to
wishing to pursue KASNEB various institutions of higher learning and national holders of diplomas from KNEC and KIM. For other diploma
professional programmes examination bodies on paper by paper basis programmes, exemptions will be considered subject to
evaluation of content of the respective diploma programmes
as submitted to KASNEB
Law and taxation papers for All foreign candidates based outside Kenya are Localised papers in law and taxation will be set for students
foreign candidates based required to sit for law and taxation papers broadly in Rwanda, Cameroon and other countries. The change in
outside Kenya based on Kenyan law policy will take effect from 1 July 2016
Code of Conduct and Ethics for There are various rules and regulations governing A Code of Conduct and Ethics will be introduced for new
students the conduct of students. There is no Code of and continuing students. The Code will be distributed to all
Conduct and Ethics students. All students will be required to commit themselves
and abide by the Code
Policy/rule/regulation Current provision New provision
Practical experience There is no system in place to enable candidates A practical experience log will be issued to students at the
requirement log in their practical experience acquired in the point of registration. The roll out of the log will start with the
course of their studies CPA students. It will thereafter be applicable to other students
pursuing other KASNEB professional programmes. The
effective date for implementing the practical experience log
is 1 July 2016
Past papers Students are allowed to collect their past papers Past papers will be uploaded on the KASNEB website for
after 24 hours of sitting the paper. Online access controlled access by students whose annual registration
is not available renewal status is up to date and accredited training institutions
Undertaking of the ICT Project The duration within which the project must be Students will be required to commence the project within
in the CICT examination started after the student completes CICT Part III twelve (12) months of completing CICT Part III
papers is not specified
Students who commence the project after the one year period
A student is required to restart a project afresh will be required to pay late project fee of 50%
and pay the full fees if he/she does not pass
during the final presentation Where a student presents a proposal which is accepted by
KASNEB, but which is not successfully defended during the
first examination sitting, the student may be allowed upon
request to improve on the proposal and pay 50% of the
applicable fee, provided the project is presented during the
next immediate examination sitting. Otherwise the student
will be required to pay the full project fee
Students who register for The students’ registration numbers are retained Registration numbers for students who register for
examinations but do not book in the system and they continue accumulating examinations but who do not book for any examination within
for any examination within annual registration renewal arrears three years from the date of registration will be automatically
three years of registration suspended. During the period of suspension, no annual
registration renewal arrears will accrue. The suspended
registration numbers will be reactivated upon payment of a
reactivation fee of Sh. 6,000 only
KASNEB graduates who wish The KASNEB graduates wishing to pursue other Such graduates wishing to pursue other KASNEB programmes
to register for other KASNEB KASNEB programmes are required to resubmit will only be required to complete the registration form, attach
programmes academic certificates, passport photos and other a copy of identity card/passport, two recent passport photos
documents prior to registration and pay the requisite registration fee
Security checks on candidates Security checks have not been fully effected Security checks will be conducted as part of preventive
entering the examinations room and precautionary measures for candidates entering the
examinations room