nov 2008 exam

Start with Accounts,AS and AAS. Solve Practicals and read theory. Follow it up with Professional Ethics and COmpany Audit. Complete Audit. Then shift to Cost Management and MICS. After this shift to MAFA, Law and IDT. Last saubject should be DT at ease. Suggested Books 1. Accounts : Parveen Sharma 2. AS : Parveen Sharma 3. MAFA : Rajesh Makkar or A.N.Sridhar 4. Auditing: Vinod Agarwal or Padhuka 5. Law: Bhandari Sir 6. Cost Management: Notes of Sachdeva Sir or Agarwal Sir 7. MICS: Dinesh Madan 8. DT: Vonod Gupta Sir 9.AAS: D S Rawat 10. IDT: BAngar or Ajay jain Sir or Dipak Gupta Sir If you have taken coaching then accordingly you have to adjust.

Thanks Kapil for the gr8 guidance. I live in Mumbai but have managed to get a few of the above books from Delhi as most of the above authors are based in Delhi. I am doing my articleship at Deliotte so dont get much time but yet hope to manage. But guidance from you guys really helps. If i ever face any hastle i will surely ask you.

Hi Kapil, i was told J B Gupta is good for MAFA and i even have the xerox of Rajesh Makkar MAFA notes. Is J B Gupts good for Forex Management? How is D S Rawat for AS and are the sums in D.S Rawat sufficient? Hope you could help me out in this!!!!

Start with Mafa and cost management ...prepare synopsis of the problems that u solve ,,,notedown d formulae in a small notebook,,,,revise it daily jus for five min... then along with the above two start accounts and Direct tax,,,, write SYNOPSIS,,,then gradually strat MICS IDT Law and Auditing... You may feel MICS as easy subject bcoz its a theory subject ,,,but may find tough in d exam to reproduce the terminologies...so u can notedown the side headings in a small note book...revise for ten min daily in the morning...............

thank u so much