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What is more imp writing 100% or?

A D - Loving Life (none) (1234 Points)

05 May 2014

what is required in CA exams- learning and writing 100% average or 70-80% perfect?

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Anjanaa Amrutha (CA ) (91 Points)
Replied 05 May 2014

Hi,

In common parlance, students opine that you have to read and write everything 100%.

Actually its true to get the subject. But you need not worry even if it is not possible from exam point of view.

Whatever you read, whether it is 100% or 90% or 80%, read it perfectly and try to present answers perfectly. If you have not read/not possible to read 100% syllabus..and if you have covered only 80% syllabus; still its fine and you can take a chill pill. Be confident that atleast you have covered 80% of syllabus ( inspite of worrying that you didnt cover 20% syllabus )and try to present 100% of answers (or atleast 80% or 90%) for 80% of the syllabus you have covered!!

To conclude, presenting answers perfectly is required!! Ofcourse ensure yourself that 80% of syllabus what ever you have covered is as per the weightage of marks!!

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A D - Loving Life (none) (1234 Points)
Replied 06 May 2014

mam one more que. How to complete revision one day b4 exams. . .? For cost, fm, tax, itsm.

Anjanaa Amrutha (CA ) (91 Points)
Replied 06 May 2014

Hi,

Kindly refer to my post on tips for examination!

For costing and FM, try to cull all formulas and imp points for each and every chapter! Go through it first before starting your final revision. Now practise problems. Like that begin your preparation by going through the formulas and imp points first.

Once you finish off problems, then do revision with respect to theory so that you can remember well before your exam and just drop in it paper once you go and sit in exam!

For taxation also, you can just maintain one note book for all confusing logics which you often forget in so n so particular problem in every chapter. In taxation, once you are done with theory, go through the imp points note book to just revise about all the confusing things. Then practise all imp problems.

For IT & SM, start with IT and then move on to SM. Go as per the time alloted by you for your final revision ( you can understand this once you go through the post on tips for examinations). Then finally do flow charts and decision tables. Even to practise these, you can first of all maintain one note book to note all imp logics with respect to flow charts and decision tables. So that once you go through all the logics/imp points, you can just practise only imp flowcharts/decision tables inspite of practising each and every thing.