We consider two schemes of disposal of $n$ particles into $N$ cells. In scheme I each particle may fall into any cell with the same probability $1/N$ independently of what happens to the other particles. In scheme II $n$ particles are divided in $n/m$ groups each group containing $m$ particles. The groups are disposed at random into $N$ cells independently of each other all particles of any group being disposed in different cells. Theprobability of any disposal of $m$ particles of each group is equal to $1/С^m_N$. Let $\mu_r(\mu_r')$ be the number of cells containing exactly $r$ particles in scheme I (II). We prove that the limit theorems for $\mu_r$ and $\mu'_r$ as $n$, $N\to\infty$ are the same.