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CA Final Exam (Old) Law

George (Chartered Accountant) (649 Points)

14 November 2010

Hi friends,

How was todays Law question paper ?

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Robin (AUDITOR) (854 Points)
Replied 14 November 2010

Easy but could not able to recall the figures !! Like in answering one question where Producer company's first AGM to be held within 90 days of formation but i wrote 30days !! so such biggest mistakes happened but still compensated with other questions.

All and all First group was easy and same cannot be expected in second group this is my personal view !! Compared to second group papers there are huge candidates in first group. So institutes mind is clear now...

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V.S.Lakshmikantham (Audit) (22 Points)
Replied 14 November 2010

hye i also write 30days

Parth - CA,CS,CMA (Learner) (406 Points)
Replied 14 November 2010

Originally posted by : Robin
	Easy but could not able to recall the figures !! Like in answering one question where Producer company's first AGM to be held within 90 days of formation but i wrote 30days !! so such biggest mistakes happened but still compensated with other questions. All and all First group was easy and same cannot be expected in second group this is my personal view !! Compared to second group papers there are huge candidates in first group. So institutes mind is clear now...

If u are saying there are more candidates in the first group, i'll just advise u to analyse the past trend of results.

CA CS Preeti Mehta (nil) (635 Points)
Replied 14 November 2010

I M CA FINAL New couse student..

Today's law paper was easy one but then they asked so short questions for full 8 marks which can b ansered just in 4 5 lines..

DOnt knoe hoe wud dey allocate marks

Harsh Khakhi (CA, LCS) (103 Points)
Replied 14 November 2010

Thats true...

All questions carried 8 marks, which generally are asked in 4-5 marks..

So, I think it will be difficult to score good marks in Law, Because out of 8, you cant expect to score 7, contrary to 3-4 marks out of 4-5 marks questions..