I WOULD LIKE 2 KNOW THAT WHETHER ICAI EXAMINERS EXPECT ANSWERS FROM THEIR STUDY MATERIAL OR CAN I WRITEANSWER FROM SURBH BANSAL'S BOOK.
PLEASE HELP ME.
AKSHIT MALHOTRA (C.A Final Student) (1337 Points)
06 February 2013I WOULD LIKE 2 KNOW THAT WHETHER ICAI EXAMINERS EXPECT ANSWERS FROM THEIR STUDY MATERIAL OR CAN I WRITEANSWER FROM SURBH BANSAL'S BOOK.
PLEASE HELP ME.
Rohit Singh
(CA Business)
(31 Points)
Replied 06 February 2013
Practice manuals issued by the institute are gonna be your best bets when it comes to theory subjects.
I used them and scored pretty decent marks in audit,law and ISCA
saitej
(Article Trainee)
(178 Points)
Replied 06 February 2013
You can prepare from any book It doesn't really matter much because at the end of the day all the books cover the same matter So get the concept in your head and try to present in a way which impresses the examiner and the practice manual impresses the examiner better than anyone. So prepare from a book which you find it easy to study and then checkout the questions in practice manual to get an idea as to how to present the answers.....Even I followed Surabhi Bhansal for Auditing and our Jayaraman sir's material for law and I ended up with 76 marks in both law and auditing ... Cheers! :)
CA Gopal Somani
(Associate Consultant at Infosys Ltd.)
(464 Points)
Replied 07 February 2013
Agreed with Saitej..
CA.ViVeK M ACA
(ACCOUNTS DEPARTMENT)
(28544 Points)
Replied 07 February 2013
ICAI expect answers from your way and not from either surbhi bansal or ICAI materials. If you can able to present in your own way effectively, then that answer will be more valuable
AKSHIT MALHOTRA
(C.A Final Student)
(1337 Points)
Replied 07 February 2013
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