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Ca final coaching classes

Sanat Biswal (Chartered Accountant) (1139 Points)

01 May 2016

Hii everyone...I have recently started my articleship.I would like to seek guidance from you guys on how should I plan for the coaching classes for the final exams.When should I plan for which papers during these 3 years of articleship phase so that I can cover up all the papers in time and have sufficient time in hand for the revisions as well.I plan to take all the papers but have kept the practical papers in priority basis in comparison to theory papers.Please reply...

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Sathish M (Management Accountant) (40581 Points)
Replied 02 May 2016

You need to have a balanced approach for both theory oriented and practical papers. As you have decided to attend coaching classes, get started as early as possible, but beware of the applicability of new syllabus, so that you can equip yourself adequately to prepare and perform well in the examination.

Do not wait for arrival of books in the market, what ever is with you, get started. Once your friends who so ever are writing the exam this May 2016 you can take thier material(s), note(s) etc, it will help you as to what is the best way you can plan and appear in the examination emphatically. Key mantra for through out your life is to be positive and relaxed.

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mohammad rasool baig (Management Consultant) (1026 Points)
Replied 02 May 2016

Biswal

Every person will have different views & priorities about various subjects in CA final. So you try to develop your plan on your own

But I am providing you an example or one way of planning your coaching

Please start coaching after one year of your articles & plan in 3 phases

Phase-1 - Two practical & one theory (AMA,SFM & ISCA)

Phase - 2 - Two practical & one theory (DT,FR & Law)

Phase - 3 - 2 theory/practical subjects (Auditing, IDT)

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Sanat Biswal (Chartered Accountant) (1139 Points)
Replied 02 May 2016

Originally posted by : Sathish M
	You need to have a balanced approach for both theory oriented and practical papers. As you have decided to attend coaching classes, get started as early as possible, but beware of the applicability of new syllabus, so that you can equip yourself adequately to prepare and perform well in the examination. Do not wait for arrival of books in the market, what ever is with you, get started. Once your friends who so ever are writing the exam this May 2016 you can take thier material(s), note(s) etc, it will help you as to what is the best way you can plan and appear in the examination emphatically. Key mantra for through out your life is to be positive and relaxed.

Thanks sir for replying.Regarding the applicability of the new syllabus when I asked about it in ICAI.They said that as I am registered under the old syllabus so I will fall under the old syllabus,while some other people are sayinf that I will be given an option to choose between old and new.So, right now I have started preparations from my CA final study materials.

Sanat Biswal (Chartered Accountant) (1139 Points)
Replied 02 May 2016

Originally posted by : mohammad rasool baig
	Biswal Every person will have different views & priorities about various subjects in CA final. So you try to develop your plan on your own But I am providing you an example or one way of planning your coaching Please start coaching after one year of your articles & plan in 3 phases Phase-1 - Two practical & one theory (AMA,SFM & ISCA) Phase - 2 - Two practical & one theory (DT,FR & Law) Phase - 3 - 2 theory/practical subjects (Auditing, IDT)

If I plan for coaching post completion of 1 year of articleship,then will I get sufficient time for revision and practice during the remaining 2 years period of articleship..

Sathish M (Management Accountant) (40581 Points)
Replied 02 May 2016

Yes, you will have the option to continue with old syllabus till the period institute allows the scheme to lapse.

Conversely, you can opt to appear in the new syllabus.