My friends and my brother all supported Dinesh Madan and even I agree with that.
And about Practice manual and compiler obviously they can't be ignored.
If you are able to understand the concept from a book then surely that book can't be wrong.
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(21627 Points)
Replied 25 January 2013
My friends and my brother all supported Dinesh Madan and even I agree with that.
And about Practice manual and compiler obviously they can't be ignored.
If you are able to understand the concept from a book then surely that book can't be wrong.
Murugesh
(CA Final, M.Com)
(37 Points)
Replied 25 January 2013
For ISCA there is a opinion that examiners expect the technical terms used in ICAI study material to be there in answers. It's better to follow study material and prepare your own notes for revision.
Ashwani
(Article)
(32 Points)
Replied 25 January 2013
hitesh
(CA Final Student)
(147 Points)
Replied 26 January 2013
CA abhilash darda
(CA n CS proff. CWA inter)
(96 Points)
Replied 26 January 2013
hitesh bhai kya m.v. book hindi me b aati h kya kuch idea h kya
CA Puneet Dham
(CA)
(694 Points)
Replied 30 January 2013
really confuse now...
whether to go for
Study material + Practice manual
or
Dnesh madan + Practice manual
CA.ViVeK M ACA
(ACCOUNTS DEPARTMENT)
(28544 Points)
Replied 31 January 2013
The best approach for ISCA is as follows.
1. Once round reading ( Not learning) of ICAI module. This will give you some input in one time reading.
2. Go for any good reference book . You can opt for the reference books of following authors
a) Dinesh Madan
b ) R Chandra sekhar
3. Practise manual.
if you can able to do as suggested above, wil have better effect.
CA. Rishabh
(Professional)
(656 Points)
Replied 07 February 2013
ISCA Amendments by the ICAI as announced on 29-Jan-2013.
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