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With having 25+ years of experience
With having 25+ years of experience
With having 10 years of experience
With having 10 years of experience
With having 10 years of experience
S D ROY STUDY CIRCLE was created in 2014 which is run by experienced and competent faculty consisting of retired senior Customs Officers. Their sincere indulgence, passions, in depth knowledge and lucid presentation of the subject has provided an ideal launch pad towards fulfilling the aspirations and needs of the students. The All-India pass percentage is approximately 5% whereas this Institute’s result is more than 60%. It has also produced many toppers.
F – Card or Regulation 6 of Customs Broker Licensing Regulations;2018, examination which is conducted by NACIN (National Academy of Customs, Indirect Taxes and Narcotics) ELIGIBILITY – As per Regulation 5 of CBLR 2018
On clearance of written as well as the corresponding oral examination, the licence is granted. SCOPE – Customs Broker Licensing empowers the licencee to act as an agent on behalf of the importer or exporter, for the purpose of transaction of any business relating to the entry or departure of conveyances, or the import or export of goods at any Customs Station including audit. The licencee also has the opportunity to appear before Customs & Appellate Tribunal as authorised representative as per section 146A of Customs Act, 1962 An applicant shall be allowed a maximum of six attempts to clear the
examination
Class timings
Wednesday and Thursday
7 AM to 9 AM
Saturday and Sunday
9 AM to 11 AM
(15th November, 2023 to 29th February 2024)
The very word conjures up an atmosphere of anxiety and restlessness, but it is an art you have to master, for which you will be adequately marshalled to come out successful. Our expert team will create a real time interview board to instil confidence in you by asking nearly 15 to 25 intriguing questions covering maximum syllabus
Class Timings and mock Interview dates will be announced after declaration of the Result of Written examination.
This examination is held under sub-regulation 5 of Regulation 13 of Customs Broker Licensing Regulation, 2018. It is conducted by the Assistant Commissioner or Deputy Commissioner of Customs Policy Section of the Customs Comissionerate across the country. Only written examination and no interview.
ELIGIBILITY – 10 + 12 pass and shall be employed by a Customs Broker.
The applicant shall be allowed a maximum of 4 attempts to clear the
examination.
Scope – The applicant, if graduate and has 2 years experience as G – Card
holder can appear for F – Card without having professional degrees.
Have the opportunity to get the first hand practical experience of the
complex Customs clearance processes.
Select the Class
Class timings
either Wednesday and Thursday
7 AM to 9 AM
and
Saturday and Sunday
9 AM to 11 AM
(15th November, 2023 to 29th February 2024)
OR
from the date of declaration of G-Card Examination till the date of Examination.
Class timings same as above.
CBLR Examination Book on Multiple Choice questions/Answers Authored by S.D.ROY
As per Regulation 2 (1) (d) of Customs Broker Licensing Regulations, 2018, Customs Broker means a person licensed under these regulations by Customs to act as an agent on behalf of the importer or an exporter for the purposes of transaction of any business relating to the entry or
departure of business relating to the entry or departure of conveyances or the import or export of goods at any Customs Station including audit. In simple language, a Customs Broker is a person who has been licensed by Customs on clearing an examination conducted by National Academy of Customs Indirect Taxes and Narcotics (NACIN) and he can act as an agent on behalf of the importer or an exporter to clear the goods from any Customs Station.
ELIGIBILITY – As per Regulation 5 of CBLR 2018
A person who meet the following conditions that:-
(1) a) He is a citizen of India
b) He is a person of sound mind
c) He is not adjudicated as insolvent
d) He holds an Aadhaar Card
e) He holds a valid PAN Card
f) He has not been penalised for any offence under Customs Act, 1962, Central Excise Act, 1944, Service Tax, CGST Act, 2017 and IGST Act, 2017
g) He is neither been convicted by a competent court for an offence not any criminal proceeding is pending against him in any court of law
h) An individual applicant or in case the applicant is a firm, its partner or in the case of a company, its director or an authorised employee who may handle the Customs work shall
i) Be a graduate from a recognised university
ii) Possess a professional degree such as Masters or equivalent degree in Accounting, Finance or Management, CA / CS / MBA / LLM / ACMA / FCMA or Diploma in Customs Clearance work from any Institutes or University recognised by the Government or is having at least two years experience in transacting Customs Broker work as G-Card holder
(i)The applicant has financial viability of not less than five lakhs rupees supported by a certificate issued by a Scheduled Bank or such other proof acceptable to the Commissioner of Customs
(2) A retired Group A officer from the Indian Revenue Service (Customs & Central Excise) having a minimum of five years experience in Group A post shall also be eligible to apply for a licence to act as a Customs Broker provided he satisfies the conditions specified at (a), (b), (c), (d), (e), (f), (g) and (i) above. The person who meets the above conditions has to clear a written and Oral examination conducted by NACIN
The examination shall be conducted by the NACIN in the first quarter of
the calendar year and for which application are invited in the month of
August of the preceding year.
(example: For examination in 2024 applications invited in August 2023)
The NACIN advertise in two leading national daily newspapers in English
and Hindi in the month of August. This information is also available on
the web portal www.cbic.gov.in
There is an application Form A available in the advertisement as well as
in the web portal www.cbic.gov.in
A person who meet the following conditions that:-
a. He is a citizen of India
b. He is a person of sound mind
c. He is not adjudicated as insolvent
d. He holds an Aadhaar Card
e. He holds a valid PAN Card
f. He has not been penalised for any offence under Customs Act, 1962,
Central Excise Act, 1944, Service Tax, CGST Act, 2017 and IGST Act,
2017
g. He is neither been convicted by a competent court for an offence not
any criminal proceeding is pending against him in any court of law
h. An individual applicant or in case the applicant is a firm, its partner or
in the case of a company, its director or an authorised employee who
may handle the Customs work shall
A. Be a graduate from a recognised university
B. Possess a professional degree such as Masters or equivalent
degree in Accounting, Finance or Management, CA / CS / MBA
/ LLM / ACMA / FCMA or Diploma in Customs Clearance work
from any Institutes or University recognised by the
Government or is having at least two years experience in
transacting Customs Broker work as G-Card holder
i. The applicant has financial viability of not less than five lakhs rupees
supported by a certificate issued by a Scheduled Bank or such other
proof acceptable to the Commissioner of Customs
j. A retired Group A officer from the Indian Revenue Service (Customs
& Central Excise) having a minimum of five years experience in Group
A post shall also be eligible to apply for a licence to act as a Customs
Broker provided he satisfies the conditions specified at (a), (b), (c),
(d), (e), (f), (g) and (i) above.
The person who meets the above conditions has to clear a written and
Oral examination conducted by NACIN
Yes, the applicant has to deposit a fee of Rs.500/- through TR-6 challan
and to attach a self-solvency certificate of Rs.5 lakhs issued by any
Schedule Bank or such other proof acceptable to the Commissioner of
Customs
The applicant can submit the application in any Customs Comissionerate
in India.
Important – Submit the application where the applicant intends to carry
on his business initially, because the licencee has to transact business at
the place where the application has been submitted for a period of two
years from the date of issue of license. It is only after two years he can
transact business in any other Customs station in India
The Customs department display the names of the application found
eligible to appear in examination, in Customs Notice Board, also
available in the Policy section and the Customs Comissionerate’s web
portal.
The details of syllabus are available in Regulation 6 of Customs Broker
Licensing Regulations, 2018.
It has been seen over the years that majority of questions come from
Customs Act, 1962, Customs Tariff Act, 1975, Foreign Trade
Development Act, 1992, EXIM Policy & CGST Act, 2017 and Rules &
Regulations under Customs Act, 1962
The written examination will be a computer based examination with
multiple choice Questions. Questions will be bilingual, i.e. in English and
Hindi. Candidates have the option to answer either in English or Hindi.
Number of Questions – 150
Time Duration – Two and half hours
Marking Scheme – +3 for each correct answers
-1 for each incorrect answers
Maximum Marks – 450
Qualifying Marks – 270 (i.e. 60%)
Those qualifying in the written examination will have to appear in Oral
examination in terms of Regulation 6 of the Customs Broker Licensing
Regulations, 2018 as amended. The pass percentage marks for qualifying
in the Oral examination will be 60%
It is dependent on individual’s intelligence, dedication and seriousness.
As per my experience, minimum four months preparation with four
hours study each day besides the coaching hours.
Pass percentage is very low. It varies from 3% to 8% only.
Lack of seriousness, dedication and involvement. Casual approach won’t
yield favourable result.
Attend the classes seriously, revise it at least once, the same day, go
through the study material sincerely and make your own notes
simultaneously. Revision to be done regularly.
If one can do is really appreciable. But logically, had the self study been
sufficient then there would not have been so many schools, colleges,
coaching institutes etc.
Yes, it has immense potential particularly in the present scenario when
the import and export business is growing at breakneck speed.
Moreover the Customs Broker licence empowers you to appear before
the Customs Officers and the Appellate Tribunal as an authorised
representative of your client, which in turn gives you an opportunity to
be a legal consultant.
Yes. It is the same examination
This examination is held under sub regulation 5 of Regulation 13 of
Customs Broker Licensing Regulations, 2018. It is conducted by the
Deputy Commissioner or Assistant Commissioner of Customs Policy
Section of the Customs Comissionerate across the country. Only written
examination and no interview
As per sub-regulation 5 of Regulation 13 of Customs Broker Licensing
Regulations, 2018, no specific syllabus is given but it is mentioned that
“examination shall be such as to ascertain the adequacy of knowledge of
such person regarding the provisions of the Customs Act, 1962 subject
to which goods and baggage are cleared through customs”
It has been noticed from the past question papers of various Customs
Comissionerate that topics / chapters / Rules / Regulation covered are
from Customs Act, 1962, Customs Tariff Act, 1975, FTDR Act, 1992, Exim
Policy & other allied Acts.
This examination is held by Customs Comissionerate across India. There
is no fixed time for conducting the examination. It varies from
Comissionerate to Comissionerate.
The applicant, if graduate and has 2 years experience as G-Card holder
can appear for F-Card examination without having professional degrees.
Employment opportunity increases
Have the opportunity to get the first hand practical experience of the
complex customs clearance process
I'll never forget the countless hours you dedicated to helping me succeed. Your selflessness and dedication have left an indelible mark on my life. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Thank you for being more than just a teacher; you've been a mentor, a confidant, and a friend. Your dedication to your craft and genuine love for teaching is evident in every lesson. Thank you for inspiring a thirst for knowledge within me and for making learning an exciting adventure.
As a customs professional since the last twenty years, Roy sir has been a constant guiding light for me. His coaching and guidance helped me clear rule 6 exam. His command over the subject matter and style of teaching helped me prepare for the exam. He is still the person I turn to in all of these years of practice
I was a student of Roy Sir and will always give credit to sir for passing my CBLR exam and becoming a Customs broker. The way sir teaches not only prepares you for the exam but also for the years to come. The concepts and rules are embedded into the system. Thanks you sir for all the work you did for us.
At the very outset I would like to express my gratitude for all the efforts you made to ensure my success. Your teaching not only helped me to clear the exam but also enhanced my knowledge about the law significantly which will stand in good stead in my future career. I will remain indebted to you for ever.
Many many thanks Sir. I sincerely dedicate my success to your untiring efforts in making me not only competent to clear the exam but also to equip myself with all the nuances of life to face the world. I was very fortunate to be associated with you. I am sure that I can look forward to you for any guidance or help in the future
Very Exhaustive coverage yet easy to learn Thankful to this book by Mr. Roy for covering all the topics in super detail yet making them easy to learn. I cleared my examination with the help of this book. MUST BUY
I had studied in the institute for CHA exam. They had provided in depth knowledge and practical experience which helped me immensely to clear the written exam as well as the interview. The sincere indulgence and passionate teaching of the faculty deserves great appreciation.
Dear sir, I hope this message finds you in good health and high spirits. I wanted to take a moment to express my deepest gratitude for the invaluable guidance you provided me for the Customs Brokers license examination. Thanks to your expertise and dedicated mentorship for which I had successfully qualified the examination. With sincere appreciation.
I am Shobhit Gupta Currently ( Director at Pinnacle Global Pvt ltd ) , Was appearing for F card Examination since 2017 , It is the third time that I cleared this Exam , Its was in 2019 I got in touch with SD ROY sir, Right from the day 1 I can see the diff between his style of teaching and others ( I used to take classes from different sources before ), Below are the few points where I feel and recommend SD ROY sir teaching can be valuable for F/G card aspirants . 1. Teaching things right from the basics , Which even a Lehman can understand 2. Covering each and every topic in depth of all Customs act and foreign Policy. 3. He helps in giving notes on Important topics explained wonderfully with the diagram 4. Takes class test after completing every topic 5. Revisions of the topics are done several times ( In my case it was done at least 10 times before i sat for the exam ) Last but not the least , SD ROY sir has published a book which gives insight on custom act, custom tarrif, FTDR and other allied acts , Which will surely help all the aspirants to prepare themselves in multiple choice examination .
I'll never forget the countless hours you dedicated to helping me succeed. Your selflessness and dedication have left an indelible mark on my life. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
As a customs professional since the last twenty years, Roy sir has been a constant guiding light for me. His coaching and guidance helped me clear rule 6 exam. His command over the subject matter and style of teaching helped me prepare for the exam. He is still the person I turn to in all of these years of practice
I was a student of Roy Sir and will always give credit to sir for passing my CBLR exam and becoming a Customs broker. The way sir teaches not only prepares you for the exam but also for the years to come. The concepts and rules are embedded into the system. Thanks you sir for all the work you did for us.
