A good book for idt

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Ajay Balasubramanian

ACA

114 Points Posted on 29 December 2011

guys am really confused between Vaideeshwaran and yogendra bangar for IDT , here are some input i got frm my frns

Y.bangar is really humongous and difficult to do last day revisions but but the best book getting from basics.

V.waran - is a small handbook kinda whch is good enough to get thru exams but lacks the organised points and steps that bangar includes in his..

i really wanna boook that get me thru ma exams but at the same time i enjoy reading it so that i don feel thats its greek n latin...

guys tanks for taking ur time n reading this huge post....

kindly help mee...

Replies (5)

PANKAJ

CA Final

192 Points Posted on 29 December 2011

I haven't read Vaideeshwaran, but I can tell you that Bangar is good. At first glance u won't like the book , but after few pages of reading u will be able to get clear cut idea of IDT.

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Yogender bangur is best to get exemption... refer it u will realise.. no any sollution bangur is ultimate sollution...

CA Raviteja

Risk Management

585 Points Posted on 30 December 2011

Dear Ajay, i read both the books and among the two, if you are a starter, Bangar is better. But, in my view, if u want a good understanding of the subject i would suggest u to once read NS Govindan Text book also. Though Q&A format in Bangar is easy to read, to gain grip in the subject and perform well in exam, i feel NS Govindan book is very good. It is presented in section wise order and very student friendly.

This is just my personal opinion, having read the above three books...

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