vivek kumar
(CA FINAL)
(34 Points)
Replied 19 March 2012
hi megha
i think u know d ans of ur qns yourself
in my opinion, the best module for isca is ICAI STUDY MATERIAL & PRACTICAL MANUAL, you should study only this and if you have time then makes notes from SM, for ready reference.
The examiner looks for SM languages and points in isca paper.
With these suggestions, best of luck !!!!!!
vivek
CMA Vamshi Raghavendra
(Student)
(192 Points)
Replied 20 March 2012
YES,
MANISH VALECHA BOOK IS VERY GUD BOOK WITH LOTS OF IMP. POINTS
AND ONE OF THE GUD FEATURE VTH THIS BUK IS U CAN EASILY IDENTIFY THE IMP. POINTS
ITS A COMPILATION OF IMP.POINTS OF ICAI MODULE....
Naveen Chand Khulve
(CA)
(1521 Points)
Replied 20 March 2012
Hi
Visit https://www.naveenchandkhulve.com/ca-final-isca-important-question-part-ii/ for important question on ISCA.
Regards
Naveen Chand Khulve
Anit Sharma
(CA Final student )
(460 Points)
Replied 20 March 2012
Kanak
(CA Final)
(106 Points)
Replied 20 March 2012
Dinesh Madan's book is only for passing (i.e., one can follow if one hasn't enough time). But, ICAI's study material is best best for ISCA. Again, I will like to say that Padhuka's book is not good for first time reading. For first time reading full text with grammer is required.
About Manish Valecha's book I will like to say that It is a sea of Memory Rules. One can get lost in it. Memorising this will also take time. It is better to remember the full headings.
Kanak
(CA Final)
(106 Points)
Replied 20 March 2012
Dinesh Madan's book is only for passing (i.e., one can follow if one hasn't enough time). But, ICAI's study material is best best for ISCA. Again, I will like to say that Padhuka's book is not good for first time reading. For first time reading full text with grammer is required.
About Manish Valecha's book I will like to say that It is a sea of Memory Rules. One can get lost in it. Memorising this will also take time. It is better to remember the full headings.
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