Someone who is not in a full-time educational institution like a school. A private candidate is registered at a part-time centre or an educational institution not recognised by the Council as a full-time educational institution. For the purposes of registering for examinations, the main difference between a private candidate and a full-time candidate is that a private candidate has the option of registering for the Alternative Paper to SBA/IA, if it is offered for the particular subject. Candidates at full-time educational institutions are not permitted to register for the Alternative Paper.
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Modified on: Sat, 5 Dec, 2015 at 8:41 AM
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