Neha (Article-CA Final) (39 Points)
16 November 2008
CA. C V SURYAM
(Practising Chartered Accountant)
(865 Points)
Replied 16 November 2008
Never expect such a soft corner from ICAI which has been since its formation committed for qualitative studies and for moulding a perfect professional in the society. There were so many such occassions of discontinuing the then curriculum and introducing a new curriculum. But ICAI never, never, never, never diluted its quality of producing the professionals. Anyway, it is found that except for very very few additional topics introduced rest of all old wine in new bottle. However, why do you think of November, 2009 when you are in November, 2008. Try to come out successfully as immediately as possible. GOOD LUCK.
daVe..
(Student)
(1431 Points)
Replied 16 November 2008
| Originally posted by :CA. C V SURYAM | ||
| " | Never expect such a soft corner from ICAI which has been since its formation committed for qualitative studies and for moulding a perfect professional in the society. There were so many such occassions of discontinuing the then curriculum and introducing a new curriculum. But ICAI never, never, never, never diluted its quality of producing the professionals. Anyway, it is found that except for very very few additional topics introduced rest of all old wine in new bottle. However, why do you think of November, 2009 when you are in November, 2008. Try to come out successfully as immediately as possible. GOOD LUCK. | " |
I completely agree with Mr.Suryam.
CA Chaitanya
(PRACTISING CA)
(4283 Points)
Replied 16 November 2008
The paper will be in the same manner as is being from these years and "Easy or difficult " depends on your level of preparation.
LAKSHMI NARAYAN
(CA Final Student)
(904 Points)
Replied 17 November 2008
I too completely agree with Mr.Suryam. ICAI never compromises on the quality. What is the benefit ICAI is getting in passing the old students. And now a days the passing percentgae is around 20-25% that is fine for ICAI
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