Query about how to prepare allied laws

Dear Aanchal,

You can read the Munish Bhandari handbook and supplement it with the Practice Manual…

I know managing the time will be a bit difficult, but then you need to put in efforts and complete it…

You can pick and choose the topics and then do them thouroughly, instead of trying to cover all and then ending up with completing nothing..

If you have any queries…please ask

Originally posted by : Ankit
	Dear Aanchal, You can read the Munish Bhandari handbook and supplement it with the Practice Manual… I know managing the time will be a bit difficult, but then you need to put in efforts and complete it… You can pick and choose the topics and then do them thouroughly, instead of trying to cover all and then ending up with completing nothing.. If you have any queries…please ask

 In that case, could you please help me what my order of priority should be in topics to be covered thoroughly and the ones which are not as important..

Also, please mention the source for the topics by which my time can be maximized.

In my opinion, you can mainly concentrate on these chapters:

Interpretation of statutes, FEMA, SEBI (in that, the ICDR Guidelines), Securitisation, Banking Regulation Act, insurance Act.

Originally posted by : Ankit
	In my opinion, you can mainly concentrate on these chapters:   Interpretation of statutes, FEMA, SEBI (in that, the ICDR Guidelines), Securitisation, Banking Regulation Act, insurance Act.

And which book should i refer for these?

you can refer to Munish Bhandari handbook and alsoPractice Maual...

are you referrring to any book right now??

Originally posted by : Ankit
	you can refer to Munish Bhandari handbook and alsoPractice Maual... are you referrring to any book right now??

I have completed the Company Law from Munish Bhandari.

But i noticed poor coverage of Allied Laws, when i compared bhandari to the module. Thus my query.

For example, there are only 12 headings in SEBI. and no mention of ICDR Guidelines you just pointed out as important.

SEBI ICDR is important...you can expect a 5 marks question in the exam...they have been asking so in thwe past...

yes...that you may have to take separately then...otherwise, handbook should be sufficient