I agree with u,,!!!
CS LLB Pulkit Gupta
(https://www.facebook.com/pages/Life-and-Promises/553962034682487)
(16631 Points)
Replied 05 December 2010
I agree with u,,!!!
Hardik Dave
(IPCC and CS Professional(FINAL) Student)
(15533 Points)
Replied 05 December 2010
Bhavin Pathak
(Self-employed)
(4772 Points)
Replied 05 December 2010
Originally posted by : Ashish.M.Jain | ||
In d attachment document thr is no analysis of group 2.. pls share and upload even tht... |
Group 2 analysis is work in progress. And thanks for your all opinions, please share your views also with reference to my analysis...
swati
(Unemployed)
(300 Points)
Replied 06 December 2010
Bhavin great analysis at this stage. But dear friend understand one thing you are going to enter commercial world. This is your first step to the half done / half understood / half implemented commercial world. YOu will be called a professionally qualified Chartered Accountant who has to handle such half done works very tactfully and to the most accurate level possible. Take these exams as preparation for your real world assignments. You will find such questions peanuts. And you will really thank and beg ICAI to put forward such tricky / half held questions. They have set such question to prepare you for real life situations.
Thanks ICAI and i would request the examiners to always issue such surprise questions so that we dont get a chance to say in future ""education hi aisa that ke hum pass to hogay but jindagi me successful nahi ho sake""
Bhavin Pathak
(Self-employed)
(4772 Points)
Replied 07 December 2010
Originally posted by : swati | ||
Bhavin great analysis at this stage. But dear friend understand one thing you are going to enter commercial world. This is your first step to the half done / half understood / half implemented commercial world. YOu will be called a professionally qualified Chartered Accountant who has to handle such half done works very tactfully and to the most accurate level possible. Take these exams as preparation for your real world assignments. You will find such questions peanuts. And you will really thank and beg ICAI to put forward such tricky / half held questions. They have set such question to prepare you for real life situations. Thanks ICAI and i would request the examiners to always issue such surprise questions so that we dont get a chance to say in future "education hi aisa that ke hum pass to hogay but jindagi me successful nahi ho sake" |
Thank u very much for your veiws i m totally agree with u.I just want to convey one thing by the analysis that what the student think about the question paper after exams and on that besis i analyze. Your veiws are really appreciable. Thanks again for your brief veiws...
Anaya Kulkarni
(Student)
(66 Points)
Replied 08 December 2010
I appreciate your efforts, but what is the conclusion?
Bhavin Pathak
(Self-employed)
(4772 Points)
Replied 09 December 2010
Originally posted by : Anaya Kulkarni | ||
I appreciate your efforts, but what is the conclusion? |
SUMMARY:
SUBJECT |
LEVEL |
RTP
Weightage |
Paper 1: Accounting |
Hard |
10% |
Paper 2: Business Laws, Ethics, Communication |
Medium |
25% |
Paper 3: Cost Accounting & Financial Management |
Easy |
15% |
Paper 4: Taxation |
Hard |
20% |
Paper 5: Advanced Accounting |
Medium |
25% |
Paper 6: Auditing and Assurance |
Medium |
45% |
Paper 7: Information Technology & Strategic management |
Medium |
50% |
Overall |
Hard |
27% |
Anaya Kulkarni
(Student)
(66 Points)
Replied 09 December 2010
OMG! I mean what do you want to say? That students find the paper difficult if it is not from the RTP? Or That if you don't study the RTP properly you find the papers difficult. A conclusion is one line statement, the result of your analysis. What you've reposted is just a part of the analysis. Calling it a summary does not really change things.
Bhavin Pathak
(Self-employed)
(4772 Points)
Replied 09 December 2010
I can say if one studies the whole course that person can only will pass. But I thing dear anaya over all the papers are Hard. Mis-consuption is that i just put RTP weightage because one should say that they are asked this much from RTPs. There no relation of hard work and short cut. So one should prepare the whole course atleast and i m failed to do that.
Anaya Kulkarni
(Student)
(66 Points)
Replied 09 December 2010
First things first, please don't use words like 'dear' because you don't know me personally.
Secondly, we don't need an analysis to prove that one will pass only if they study the whole course. That is obvious.
I'm a little confused as to how should I interpret this line of yours
"Mis-consuption is that i just put RTP weightage because one should say that they are asked this much from RTPs."
So, well, that is all I have to say.
Bhavin Pathak
(Self-employed)
(4772 Points)
Replied 10 December 2010
Originally posted by : Anaya Kulkarni | ||
First things first, please don't use words like 'dear' because you don't know me personally. Secondly, we don't need an analysis to prove that one will pass only if they study the whole course. That is obvious.I'm a little confused as to how should I interpret this line of yours "Mis-consuption is that i just put RTP weightage because one should say that they are asked this much from RTPs." So, well, that is all I have to say. |
Hey I made one thing clear that I give you respact by using particular word rather than direct using your name because I don't know you. So if you think I insulted you by doing that then sorry, there is no intention to insult or like that. And other thing is that why your confused I just put RTPs weightage only for information. Just take it that way its is just an information. RTP is valuable publication by ICAI and issued just before the examinations is conduct. so that is why i just put that weightege for information purpose only.
Bhavin Pathak
(Self-employed)
(4772 Points)
Replied 10 December 2010
Originally posted by : Bhavin Pathak | ||
Originally posted by : Anaya Kulkarni |