Originally posted by :Kumar
"	The toughest subject is cost &f.m.and I.T.&S.M.	"

 

Hi Guys,

Really thank you very much for your suggestions and support. They definitely helped me a lot in my planning.

Thank you again.

Have a great time.

Hi Kumar and friends,

Even I hv just cleared CPT. I am a +2 Commerce student. This thread will really help new IPCC students.

Hope to hv more views from Seniors. (How to tackle the toughest papers)

Thanks.

 

 

 

 

 

Hi Kumar and friends,

Even I hv just cleared CPT. I am a +2 Commerce student. This thread will really help new IPCC students.

Hope to hv more views from Seniors. (How to tackle the toughest papers)

Thanks.

 

 

 

 

 

thanx for help

Given PCC this june, awaiting results,

MY ADVISE: First comes first. Focus on 1st group, as you need to get your articleship. then try your hand out at 2nd gr. Don't go for both if you are not confident. otherwise you will end up with none ONE IN HAND BETTER THAN TWO IN BUSH.

1.A/c paper - Core subject - Prepare 1st from module, but focus on AS more.

2 COST-FM: Lengthy syllabus, prepare for practical sums in costing, Theory in FM better than vice versa

3. LAW: Start it from today.

4. Tax: V.K. Singhania is best. Just take care to see that you prepare for the correct Assessment Year.

 

hiii..

my list is..

1]Costing Fm, 2]A/C -usually lengthy thts it, 3] IT is like breaking ur head against wall whereas SM is easy, 4] TAX - under ipcc scheme Indirect Tax has 50 marks weightage with a relatively short portion,it is hardly 100 pages if u study frm module. make this subject as ur strong point nd u will clear this subject very easily wit exemption.Even Direct Tax is simple but its too vast.giv sum tym for topics like salary,buss nd prof nd capital gains.

5]Law nd Audit is easy.

 

 

Hii!!

I also fall into the category of school pass outs who are doing IPCC straight away.

I've been attending coaching classes for the past few months and made a few observations which happened to be quite worrisome :(

According to me the flg are the (+)s and (-)s of various subjects:

 

1)Accounts-Very Voluminous and time consuming. But the main plus point is that if one understands the core concepts,then this subject is a cake walk(provided that you are able to finish the paper on time)!!

2)CAFM- This is a highly tricky paper full of totally new concepts which we haven't learnt thus far. It needs thorough understanding of the subject to feel confident before the exam!! FM is comparitively tougher than Costing.But with good practise and exposure to a variety of problems,we can try to gain control over this subject.

3)Law,ethics,Comm-This is a theory paper which will solely depend on your rote memory and memorizing skills.But one should try to understand the acts in his/her own words and try to write the answer in his/her own style with the keywords highlighted in different color pen!! I'd say that ethics is kind of dry when compared to law. Comm is not very tough as it can be learnt easily from text books without much difficulty.

4)Tax- Indirect tax is the Key!! Since it has 50marks,we must try to finish it off first and pocket 50marks!! Income Tax is pretty tough and needs a good teacher to explain the concepts properly..Tax needs good understanding and conceptual clarity!!

 

Rest Later..

  Dear Kumar ,

thnx harish..

 

that was really helpful..

 ur welcome paras...jus sharing wat i went thru..tats al

i want some kind  of auditing and tax notes you have them then  just reply me

apmande @ gmail.com

2 years ago kind of old topic ... but really very useful

 

CA/FM moved to no 1 priority

hi friends 

 

iam study ipcc ,we need notes for AS so pls help me nether any book nor notes e-paper

Sir, Your explaination was a great help to all Inter students regarding giving weightage to study each subject of CA-Inter. I reached to you to seek your help to regarding making a format for studying Law. Can you please vividly explain the format you explained regarding law. It can also be great help if you could send me photo of the format you used during your study time of Corporate law. Thank you. Regards, Sankhadeep Mitra.