Here's a Study plan for Final which Iam following:
Morning:
5-7 - MAFA
7-9 - COSTING
9-9.30- BREAK
9.30-11.30- ACCOUNTING
11.30-1.30- DIRECT TAXES
AFTERNOON
1.30-2- BREAK
2-3 - MICS
3-5 -CORPORATE LAWS
5-7 - AUDITING
7-9- INDIRECT TAXES
shruthi (student) (89 Points)
18 January 2009Here's a Study plan for Final which Iam following:
Morning:
5-7 - MAFA
7-9 - COSTING
9-9.30- BREAK
9.30-11.30- ACCOUNTING
11.30-1.30- DIRECT TAXES
AFTERNOON
1.30-2- BREAK
2-3 - MICS
3-5 -CORPORATE LAWS
5-7 - AUDITING
7-9- INDIRECT TAXES
shruthi
(student)
(89 Points)
Replied 18 January 2009
MEMBERS SUGGESTIONS ARE WELCOME INORDER TO IMPROVE THIS STUDY PLAN
madhur gupta
(student/article )
(1022 Points)
Replied 18 January 2009
UR PLAN IS GOOD
BUT FROM 2-7 PM CONTN.THERE ARE THEORY SUBJECTS WHICH MAY CREATE MONOTONOUS
THERE SHOULD BE ONE PRACTICAL N ONE THEORY SUBJECT
shruthi
(student)
(89 Points)
Replied 18 January 2009
BUT I DON'T GET BORED BY THEORY SUBJECTS AND ALSO FOR THE FACT THAT I COMPLETE MY PRACTICAL SUBJECTS FIRST GIVES ME GREAT CONFIDENCE. IT'S WORKING GREAT FOR ME.
shruthi
(student)
(89 Points)
Replied 18 January 2009
I am finding it difficult to remember case laws in dt & idt. can anyone suggest any effective method to remember the same.
Rahul
(CA Practice )
(1818 Points)
Replied 19 January 2009
hi Shruti ur timetable is ok but u r giving less time for acccounts, cost and MAFA, if u practice these subjects without seeing the solution then it will take atleast 30 minutes for a single question and it may take even 45 minutes in accounts and even 1 hr for costing. My suggestion is that u shoud give atleast 3 hours to practical subjects. One more thing this is my experience that 5-7 , 7-9 it never works becasue there is no lead time between two subjects.
Sanjeev
(Service)
(26 Points)
Replied 19 January 2009
what is late date for the final course and what if only 1 grp is cleared by then? what is the diff in syllabus bet new and old course
Vikrant Tiwari
(Taxation Officer)
(55 Points)
Replied 19 January 2009
hi shruti,
your plan is gud, but in my view not gud enough, plz dont mind,
As per ur plan u study all the subjects in 1 day, which is in my view not ok , because one can study all the subjects in a day but the problem arise with this schedule is collision of problems of each subjects.thus we cannot get benefit actually.
in my view u should divide a week in group of 2 days and allocate all the subjects in this group, and on remaining 1 day use for revision of these subjects as per ur said plan.
for thery papers try to make notes, by this way u will not feel boring with these papers.
as u said about the case laws, i will say only say one thing that try to remember the law then study the case law as this way it will automatically be clear to u.
gud luck
Ajoy Shah
(Service )
(68 Points)
Replied 19 January 2009
Sudheer
(Artilce Assistant)
(32 Points)
Replied 20 January 2009
Your program is nice and also I expect it to continue in future also.
My suggestion is take a break atleast twice a week and go for a rapid or say a speedy revision. So that you can recollect your past.
Try it and find the difference and then reply meee.........
Sudheer
(Artilce Assistant)
(32 Points)
Replied 20 January 2009
Try to provide some gap between subjects.
Try it, find the difference and then reply meee.........
Balaji Sarangarajan
(MBA & (CA Final))
(1131 Points)
Replied 20 January 2009
Hi all
I am working as an accountant and doing my CA FInal Old syllabus. I wrote my 2nd group and lost it.
Can anyone suggest me whether to go for both the groups or for one group.
I have not attended any class for any of the subject.
Also please guide me on preparation for the subjects.
Awaiting some guidance
Balaji
Ritesh Satramani
(Chartered Acountant)
(93 Points)
Replied 20 January 2009
Hi..
First of all let me tell u that Preparation defines by the person himself, i.e u have to decide that how u r going to prepare for the exams.
But In general I can provide u some tips which may be heplful to u :
1) First of All Have faith in God since it is most important thing for any Student.....whatever is gone ..its gone, try to think about coming exam and start preparing right now (with deep belief in God and i am sure it will help u a lot.)
2)Be consistent in ur studies and give importance to all 4 subjects in GR II but in past attempts it has proved that u have to secure around 60 marks in two subjects and this is easily possible in MICS & IDT.
Only thing needed is hitting a bulls eye.
MICS- Examiner requires only one thing in MICS answer book i.e Institute module language. (thats it nothing else)
If he get this thing he will easily give more than 60 marks provided all answers are attemted.
Remember in each exam Try to attempt the entire paper then u will be able to clear the exam even if u don't know the answer try to write something tin that but don't leave it un attempted
In MICS module, at the end of every chapter u will find the self examination questions, Find the answers from chapter and write that question above its answer so that ur module content will be in form of Q & A format. Among the content of module,u will find various irrevelant points ....jst eliminate that part try to fit answer into that question.
In short, above was mine method of preparation in MICS and i was able to secured 64 marks in the paper. Remember there is no substitute for module, in first and second reading u will find it very difficult in preparing but at any cost be stick to that thing and try to prepare in Q & A format and then start preparing for MICS in joyfull manner.
INDIRECT TAX:
First and foremost thing in IDT paper Be sure that u attempt the entire 100 marks paper or around that, if u don't know anything about the question write anything relating to topic given tin question but plz plz attempt the answer
As far as Book is concerned, Sanjay Bhangar Book is best in IDT (no substitute for this)
Find out the trend of alloting marks to different chapters in exams (only refer last five tio six attempts Question papers) and give more importance to those chapters .(but don't leave any chapter).U must have atleast one reading of all chapters.
Direct Tax-
If u have sufficient time Refer VK Singhania or TN Manoharan in vice versa.
Difference is this Singhania text book is generally considered to be very professional and it also covers things which are least important from examination point of view and it means it is good for the indepth knowledge of subject .
Manoharan textbook is purely exam oriented and is a very student friendly textbook. it is a purely exam oriented and if u manage to complete the entire textbook with the good preparation , u can attempt around 90% of Direct Tax paper very easily. 10% paper is always uncertain in Direc Tax.
Most important for Direct Tax - Cover all the ammendments apllicable for the exam. Around 20% of marks are usually asked on ammendments.
At last, In every exam Try to attempt the entire 100 marks paper (with the proper allocation of time)and if u don't know anything abt a particular question jst write any stuff u know abt tht question being a CA.
make sure that u attempt the question.
All the best.
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