abhsihek srivastava (Audit Asstt.) (114 Points)
26 August 2012Dear friend i am not scoring well in ipcc cost fm pls help me i have only two months for preparation and plz also sugguest me good book for concept building plz help me.
ysahil
(CA Final (NEW) CS Final)
(137 Points)
Replied 26 August 2012
M. N. JHA
(CA)
(8316 Points)
Replied 27 August 2012
Shrestha Jain
(Chartered Accountant)
(555 Points)
Replied 27 August 2012
Do practice manaul and rtps of atlest last 5yrs...
also do check u have done all the past year question that are missing from practice manaul...For this reliance costing compiler is good...
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Abhishek
(Partner)
(184 Points)
Replied 27 August 2012
milind shrikant deoghare
(service/ student )
(1299 Points)
Replied 27 August 2012
dear abhishek
please read books of
regards
Milind deoghare
Sreenivas
(Practicing Chartered Accountant)
(37 Points)
Replied 27 August 2012
take a view on RTP you may get some confidence
Kirti Arora
(Company secretary CA final Student)
(75 Points)
Replied 27 August 2012
Dear Abhishek
I suggest you to first of all check the previous exam paper (june 2012) and find how many question u can easily solve and then u will be able to find out that which of the topics u feel weak. compare the paper with RTP and scanner of institue. read thr Latest RTP along with previous 5 attempt and solve the whole scanner.
Another thing while u complete your one topic just solve it from scanner also and before 15-20 days when your syllabus is complete try to solve one paper daily from previous exam paper. This will gve u surely a lot of confidence and help you to identiy the weak topic which need some extra time at the exam day.
I suggest u Paduka Book but it is quite langhty to read but easy to understand.
Ritika
(STUDENT)
(266 Points)
Replied 27 August 2012
same is my situation..2 tymes i have given ipcc exms and got 35 and 36..
according to me padhuka is a very gud buk..m reffering the same now..
ramakrishnan gangadharan
(sr manager)
(87 Points)
Replied 27 August 2012
1.study teory well
2.do problems on your own
3.underatand basic concepts like for eg absorption,allocation,variance etc
4.while doing problems see how theory is applied
5.in problems where new concept is involved mark them and repeat after some time.
6.memorise important definitions
This is in short the recipe for success in costing
AASHA
(ACCOUNTS OFFICER)
(362 Points)
Replied 27 August 2012
| Originally posted by : ysahil | ||
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go wid makkar sir notes....dey r gud nd exam oriented as well.... |
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Dear Abhishek do concentrate on practice maual and compilation of suggested issued by ICAI for last at least five years and concentrate on subjects like process consting, material, labour , cost sheet in costing and on cash flow / funds flor, capital budgeting, leaverages and working capital management. If you do not have compilation send me your email ID I will mail to you.
kishore
(STUDENT(IPCC))
(867 Points)
Replied 27 August 2012
Hi frnds they have given 100 out of 100 in costing... so it means problem is from our side not institute side costing is not really tough bt wats our mistake is we r doing probles and in between we r referring solution because of this in exam we have only question paper so we r dropping....
and other thing we miss untis rupees etc in the finished answer
see we r all professional students not B com students..institute expect some thing more what we r expecting.... so u prepare any book it doesnt matter u select a problem from suggest answer and and u solve it and after that u compare it with suggested answer then u ll come to know where u r getting mistake
all the best
Dhrumit Shah
(ARTICLE)
(45 Points)
Replied 27 August 2012
Do only Practice Manual Example you get easily 45-50 Marks.
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