What are the subjects for which we could place complete reliance on Practice manual alone ( I mean Practice manual reading is enough) for getting decent marks- say 55+ ?
More importantly, will this work with law ?
Gowtham (Student) (1174 Points)
12 May 2015What are the subjects for which we could place complete reliance on Practice manual alone ( I mean Practice manual reading is enough) for getting decent marks- say 55+ ?
More importantly, will this work with law ?
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n k abhiram
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Gowtham
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While i accept PM is not enough, i must also say that around 60 marks came from PM + SA alone in this May 15 AMA exam.
Correct me if am wrong, PM caters the basic minimum requirement in atleast subjects like AMA, DT.
My specific question is whether PM is not sufficient to serve even the 50 threshold Purpose?
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Gowtham
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Hi Ankur,
My bottomline is ...
PM does offer the necessary groundwork over which it we could build the expertise.
Just completed reading SEBI in corporate and allied laws. I used Jayaraman sir's book and PM. PM almost covers almost 95% of the L.Jayaraman sir's stuff. Infact it was more precise and covers some extra points in certain areas.
Eg: The limit of 50% on monetary asset shall not be applicable in case public offer through offer for sale.