Rony Dey (Student) (366 Points)
20 August 2011Sir/Friends,
Can Anyone suggest me a 4 months Strategy For IPCC both Group(Self Study)...How to Crack in 4months in one attempt....or is it something impossible in such a short period of time??....If possible please suggest some good books for self study
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Anand Pardeshi
(CA Final)
(530 Points)
Replied 20 August 2011
.. Just ignored time period u have, focus on syllabus u hav, ur day to day target u hav..
CA Rajat Jain
(CA)
(1677 Points)
Replied 20 August 2011
sochane m time waste mat karo bas study karo
Ghanshyam
(Article)
(52 Points)
Replied 20 August 2011
do not worry buddy ....
you can do it....believe i your self...
first target on your strength subjects... whether thoery or practical....
this may be in a set of two... such as ac -cost; law-audit, or combos....
try to finish them in 1.5 or barely in 2 months....
then comes to the weak points..... and try to solve them yourself or with the help of someone....
don't confused in more books... always prefer lesser books.....
and important thing if at last you are not reallly satisfied with the learning process then you must go with one group...(don't worry no one will kill you if you only gave a group)
chalo phir abhi se suru ho jao....
or ek thaks ho sake to add kar dena...
best of luck and thums up!!!!!
Praveen CP
(--)
(274 Points)
Replied 20 August 2011
Accounts - 15 days ( both group 1 & 2 ) - Paduka + Study Material + Practice Manual
Auditing - 7 Days - Surabhi Bhansal is enough for ipcc level + practice manual
Law - 10 days - Co Law ( Jayraman Sir's notes if u get ) & ethics & comm - only Study Material
Costing & FM - 20 days ( preferably Paduka ) + Study Material + Practice Manual
Taxation - 10 Days - paduka
Infotech & St Mgt - 13 days Study Material and Pratice manual only .
So u can complete syllabus in 75 days ( max ) but try to beat the deadline and finish it in 60-70 days so that aramse u can revise atleast twice .. you'll rock the exam ;)
best of Luck
Rony Dey
(Student)
(366 Points)
Replied 21 August 2011
That was of Great motivation....thanks Pravin Sir
vanithakalithas
(Accounts Executive)
(37 Points)
Replied 23 August 2011
Anyone having jayraman sir law notes pls help my id vanithasri11 @ Rediffmail.com
RG - A Helping Hand
(Company Secretary)
(13867 Points)
Replied 23 August 2011
How to prepare for IPCC in Less time
Hi,
As per my suggestion Preparation for IPCC in just 2-3 months is not an easy task. However it is not impossible. Further CA is a career oriented course so detailed study is very much desired. But when time is short there are few points which may be considered for quick preparation. For this you have to be committed towards your study and goal.
Kindly check following points:
STICK TO THE BASICS OF STUDY-
Preparation of CA requires lot of energy, planning and time. So if you have short time for preparation than it is recommended to follow the basics of study. Based your study on scanner and prepare frequently asked questions. Avoid preparation of non-important chapters. In short simply go for selective study and avoid unnecessary experiments with your study.
Some of the basics of study are as follows especially when time is short:
1. Follow scanner for preparation and checking the preference of chapters. This will help you to utilize your time in a much better way. Scanner is a compilation of questions asked in previous examinations.
2. Avoid non-imp topics and chapters because there are lots of topics which are totally irrelevant for exam. In fact Study mat itself is full of irrelevant stuff. So develop a sense what is useful for exam purpose and left the other material.
3. Go for selective study as time is short. However for a professional course like CA selective study is not recommended at all. CA is a course which requires lot of time and study to go deep into the provisions and practicalities.
4. Never waste time. Correct utilization of Time is indeed a key to success as we all know the importance of time in professional studies.
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One more issue I’d like to raise here is correct utilization of time after exams. Most of the students waste the time available between exams and results. I would advise you to please utilize the time available between exams and results because it is not a short time but it’s a long period of 2-3 months. So I’d request you all to please make proper planning to utilize this time period. |
5. Discuss topics with friends for good grip. It is a very good idea to re call provisions in the exam hall.
6. Take advice from CA final experience holder. Trust me their advice can really help you regarding what to prepare and what to skip.
7. Usage of correct books and Notes is also very important to preserve your energy and keep your preparation on the right path.
8. Further it is advisable to go through ICAI study mat quickly because chances of asking questions from study mat has gone up these days.
9. Also make some space for revision also. Ok time is less but that is not an excuse as revision is indispensible part of preparation.
10. You may use the following books for the preparation of CA Final books:
All the Best
RG
Sandip Goyal
(Risk Advisor)
(499 Points)
Replied 29 May 2020
The answer to is it possible to pass both groups by self-studying for only 6 months, is always YES! It will take effort, you will need to study at least 11 to 12 hours every day, but it is not impossible. CA intermediate is not as easy as the foundation level but is not that tough; all it requires is a proper study plan and concentration to follow the same for clearing both groups.
Before you make your study plan, firstly, know your strong and weak subjects of both the groups. The weak areas need more preparation time so that one gets confidence while writing the exam. Here’s how to make an effective study plan-
• At a time, schedule only 15 days and readjust the next 15 accordingly. Try to complete one strong and one weak section along with few past year papers of that subject. Always pair a theoretical and practical subject to balance the pressure.
• In the first month prepare for the first group and divide the syllabus into 28 days and keep 2 days in hands in case if you miss to complete or else you can revise in the remaining two days.
• The same goes with the second month, complete group 2. When you don’t understand some concepts from books, make use of YouTube videos. YouTube has ample videos for your self-study help. Hard work is the key factor because you will require to study a lot for the Intermediate.
• With the beginning of the third month take the first 20 days for the quick revision of both the groups and in the remaining 10 days try to solve every doubt or confusion you have and make your base strong.
• In the fourth month start practicing the past five to six years papers and also work on your writing speed, handwriting and presentation. Practice as much as you can in this one month.
• From the fifth month start taking online test series from trusted sources like PREPCA test series to evaluate your level of preparation. When you find yourself weak in some topic revise it again and make the concept clear. Their test series helps a lot in the preparation.
• With the beginning of the sixth month prepare a timetable to revise all the subjects with speed in the first 20 days but not too fast; it should be such that when you revise you should be able to memorize what have you learnt. For the next 5 days revise those things which you feel you should repeat again and the next 5 days should be for your first exam.
Patience and self-confidence are required at all times. All the best!
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