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I think, you ought to have secured 60% in your exam to qualify exemption in CPT. I must warn you of one potential danger, though. I am a Chemical Engineer, who later qualified as CMA. I noticed that the brains of Graduates from Science stream are differently wired. And, as a result, it becomes intellectually challenging to grasp the fundamentals of book-keeping and financial accounts. I actually started with the books of 11th Commerce onwards in my 1st Gr CMA. This was a off-line catch-up IN ADDITION to the Course contents. Students with B.Com background are already soaked in Book-keeping and hence not many in the course (including the Faculty) can understand the lost feeling the Engineers have to go through. Its not difficult. Its not impossible. But, better be forewarned. And then, as a CA you ought to be more proficient in Financial Accounts than a CMA. Best wishes!

The Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) has introduced a five year integrated (B.Sc-M.Sc) integrated course in Ayurveda Biology. Candidates willing to take admission in the integrated course in Ayurveda Biology can apply for the course can apply which is open for the coming academic session (2020-21). Admission in JNU integrated course will be considered on the basis of JNUEE entrance examination which is conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA). JNUEE application deadline is May 15, 2020. Also Read: JNU New Academic Calendar 2020-21
Jagdesh Kumar, JNU vice-chancellor through a tweet said that in Europe more people are interested in Ayurveda, the traditional healing art of India. He added that the first university degree (M.Sc in Ayurvedic Medicine) in Germany in cooperation with Middlesex University, London) produces skilled professionals with appropriate knowledge of Ayurveda. In another tweet, he quoted a saying by National Ayurvedic Medical Association, the USA which says that the origin of Ayurveda is dated back over 5000 years ago in India and the Ayurveda focuses on harmonizing the unique constitution of an individual with the natural rhythms of our world. Also Read: JNU to conduct the online semester exam
JNU has also published UGC helpline number and email ID on the official website for students to ask any query related to coronavirus pandemic. The instruction was received to all the educational institutes in India by UGC to set up a task force to handle queries and grievances of students, teachers and institutes arose due to COVID-19 pandemic. thanks.