Prepration Of Group 2 : IPCC

One should keep one thing in mind that "IPCC is not passed by only hard study the way (and easier way too) to pass the IPCC is SMART STUDY". And I believe in Smart study. That's why I am writing these articles. Now I come to my point.

This article is 2nd part of my last article "Last Night Preparation Of IPCC".

I have already discussed about the preparation of 1st group...now we will discuss about 2nd group.

Now we come in two different situations. 1st one is for those who has their both group examination and 2nd one is those who has only 2nd group exam. We will discuss one by one about both the situation.

Now we start with 1st one.

After coming home after home after tax paper Don't just leave every thing. My advice is that Advance a/c course is not much big so you should study any other subject on 1st day. My personal advice is that (which I also followed in my exam) you should study Info. After coming home from tax paper because ITSM paper create a big problem for student on 9th evening read any chapter of IT which you feel unprepared get up early in the 10th morning and don't just rush to start a.a/c till afternoon you should study IT because it will help a lot on the day of ITSM EXAM at around 2 p.m. Start your a.a/c with "AS" (The most important chapter). Do this chapter very well, now complete department and branch, these chapter looks easy but tricky question may come from it. So be ready for it on 10th complete these chapter only on 11th morning Start preparation with Company and do the rest chapter. Don't get panic if you can't remember the Schedules. Don't forget that we have a option of leavening a question in exam. Now on exam day just revise small concepts and then go to exam after coming home from exam take a sweet nap of 2 hour and after getting up start your preparation for audit. Start with COMPANY AUDIT and complete it in night. On the next day get up and revise special audit then SA (Try to remember SA no. Of some important SAs) till after noon finish all and then complete vouching & verification and then complete the rest chapter on the exam day just revise SA and company audit, go to exam after coming home from exam just prepare your self for the Most dangerous paper ITSM.

If you will follow me this paper won't be dangerous.

1st of all start your preparation with FLOW CHART then Decision table and then No. System, do all 3 chapter till night. And as you get up in morning start study with Networking, then internet then DBMS and at last do the 1st chapter, just try to learn all the Points and Some technical Words. That will fetch you good marks, finish your IT till after noon. Now start your preparation for SM, my advice is to start your preparation From last to 1st, means Start your preparation with last chapter then 2nd last then 3rd last. And so on.

Same advice here just learn all the points. And MOST IMPORTANT for ITSM. Don't forget to complete "PRACTICE MANUAL" 40 to 45 marks paper will be from it.

Now we come to the 2nd situation for those who are giving 2nd group only.

There is not much change in the preparation plan..the only change is that you can start your Advance accounts study 3 or 4 days before the exam and in these days they can cover 2 or 3 chapters of ITSM along with a.a/c, guys Covering some chapter of ITSM is not a wastage of time it's will help You passing ITSM Paper.

Now in the last I can say is do good in the exam, try your best.

See you Soon in the Finals.

In last just I wanna say BEST OF LUCK For exam do well and STUDY HARD NOW.

And PARTY HARDER LATER.

Best wishes.

Thanks for reading this. If you wanna give any suggestion or you have any query then just mail me at pankaj.jpr18@gmail.com

Tips for Exams by CA Kaushal

Dear Students,

Its high time, its only a month period precisely 30 days at the end of which you all will be sitting in your exam hall delivering the result of what you all have done from last so many month. In fact it won’t be exaggerating to say this is most important one month of your life which will ultimately make you or break you. So utilize it in the most efficient manner.

We all CAs have gone through this phase and have done so many things which one should avoid and some of the things which one must do in order to taste success in examination. Therefore you all can learn from the mistakes others have done by not repeating them.

Remember there is no magical formula to succeed in any examination, but there are few things if you adhere to will certainly bring more chances of positive result. Here are some of the things dos and don’ts as far as forthcoming CA final exam is concern:

• Now that you have reached in your final month of preparation it is only certain that you all must have started with your revision ( after 1st , 2nd primary readings), make sure that you give equal attention to all subjects preferably by diving the total time available with subjects to be covered. This will keep you abreast with every subject and you will get early warning if you find difficulty in any particular topic or subject. Remember friends having sudden realization in the last few days that you are not able to recall some of the important topic or portion of a subject will only add to fear and panic which ultimately may affect other things that you have done well.     

•  Second most important thing is to stick to the same study material that you have done preparation from. Never ever attempt to change the material/ books/ notes in the last one month of exam preparation. Remember you can recall only what you have studied; different authors have different styles of stating the same thing. If you have decided that you have done all your basic understanding of a subject from some “X” book or notes and you would now revise the subject from some “Y” Book or notes then rethink, this will only confuse you and might get your moral down.  So this is not a right time to change your resources is the key.

•  Remember the concept of First in First Out (FIFO)? The same applies to our brain also. You all have done so much hard work over last so many months continuously. You are just feeding your brain with so many things every day, but unless you will revise well you won’t be able to recall the same in exams. Therefore Proper revision is must for better results. And revision is only possible of some thing you have already done or studied. So the message is as far as possible limit yourself for revising what you have already done rather than attempting to study something you have never done. Proper revision will give you confidence that you can remember what you have studied for so many months. Remember knowing 80% syllabus accurately is far better than knowing 100% syllabus halfheartedly.

• Take proper sleep, your mind requires enough rest or else noting will go inside. Scientifically 6 hours of sleep is must for a healthy mind. This is particularly so in case of exam days, I have seen people not taking enough sleep in the exam period and ultimately not able to concentrate during exams.

• Do take proper brakes in between studies, this will refresh your mind, there is no point in studying nonstop like a machine.  Talk to your friends, have a chat with your parents about something other than studies, this will only rejuvenate you.

• Do remember sections and recent Case laws in case of IDT and DT, the best way to remember a case law is to discuss the case with your friend. You might discuss the facts, findings and decision etc. This will certainly be of more help than to read and remember in isolation.

• Most important among all things that you can do is not to lose confidence, the more you will be stable and confidant in this last few days; more easier it will be for you to approach the exam in positive manner. Sometimes it so happens that you just not able to solve say a particular problem of Accounts, this results in underestimating yourself in whole of the accounts subject and even your overall preparation. Therefore it is very important to keep your cool and not to let pressure mount on you.

• Do share all of your experiences so that others would also be benefited. Wishing you all the best of luck for your last month preparation and for the exams as well.

By  CA Kaushal

courtesy of caclubindia.com

PE II Course Discountinued by ICAI ( Details)

Students who are waiting for Result Of there PE II exam have a bad news,

if the student has failed in the exam than they are not allowed to go with earlier syllabus as now they have to follow IPCC syllabus and for that they have pay certain fee for new course material, etc.

If the student has passed in PE II exam they can be going with the New Final Syllabus who's exam they can give at the 12 months of there Article-ship.

ONLINE COUNTDOWN TO IPPC/PCC/PE II RESULTS IS AVAILABLE ON THIS SITE.

refer :- http://www.icai.org/resource_file/19968announ290710.pdf

How To Pass IPCC (Both Group) In 60 Days (By Student)

I have passed both groups of my November 2010 IPCE in my first attempt.

I studied for a period of 60 days in a systematic way and managed to cover all 7 subjects in a comprehensive manner. In fact I was too lazy and stubborn to study for more time than that. Actually I believe that laziness is an underestimated superpower with which you can achieve your goals in the easiest and the shortest possible manner.

All I believe that in the study period you should keep yourself happy, motivated, and full of enthusiasm of getting to learn something new everyday and not get bogged by the sheer extent of this voluminous IPCC. And it is absolutely okay if you ,once in a while, daydream about passing the exams with flying colors. Cause everything takes place twice, and the first place is inside your head . To do something ,you first have to think about doing it.

I opted for self study for I frankly believe that spoon feeding done by the coaching classes diminish our ability to analyse, interpret, and most importantly think in an intellectual way.(It is like to constantly allow someone else bombard our brain with their interpretation of the ca topics and in the process killing our creativity and imagination).

My study plan was to study for a minimum of 10 hours from day one.(I know it is much more easy to type this than to actually do it). I also managed to watch 2 episode of 'friends' and 'two and a half men' each everyday.(It may sound lame but this is my way of rewarding myself for 5 two hour study session everyday).Also in the morning, I went for a walk for 15 minutes daily to some fresh O2.And it is very very important to get atleast 7-8 hours of sleep per day.

My schedule was as follows:

A/c = 9days*10hrs=90hrs

Costing=6days*10hrs=60hrs

FM=6days*10hrs=60hrs

Income Tax=10days*10 hrs=100hrs

ST,VAT=2days*10hrs=20hrs

Adv a/c=9days*10hrs=90hrs

Law=7days*10hrs=70hrs

Audit=6days*10hrs=60hrs

IT=3days*10hrs=30 hrs

SM=2days*10hrs=20hrs

You can study these subjects in any order. Preferably study the subject of the first exam  in the end. I am not saying that this is a foolproof schedule but all I know that it worked for me. The books used and the marks obtained by me are as follows:

A/c (57 marks) - Padhuka+Rawat

Costing and FM (52marks)- Padhuka

Law(47 marks)- Munish Bhandari

Taxation(63 marks)- Manoharan for Income tax and ICAI module for st,vat

Group 1 total= 219marks

Adv A/c(62marks)- Padhukas

Audit(60marks)- Surbhi Bansal

IT and SM(49 marks) - ICAI Compilation for IT and padhukas for SM

Group 2 total= 171 marks

Grand total = 390 marks

The most important thing to remember is that the value(cost) of even a single day can be as much as six months(that is only if you don't pass).So try to study as hard as possible in this time frame of sixty days and don't waste even a single day for any reason. And since I managed to pass my November 2010 IPCC by following the above mentioned schedule, then i sincerely believe that any other person on the face of this earth will also be able to pass their forthcoming IPCC/PCC examinations.

Before starting to write the exam, while seated in the exam hall, DO NOT  engage yourself in chit chat and DO  breathing for atleast 10 minutes to keep your mind cool. In all the exams try to attempt between 90-100 marks. Dont waste your time reading the paper when you get it. Just attack the first question and read the rest only when you get to them.

Also if you like reading books,I would suggest you to read some general self help books like The secret, Think and grow rich, Zen and the art of happiness, The law of attraction etc which play an important part in increasing our self confidence and instill a sound belief in us that anything is achievable if we sincerely believe that it can be achieved.

Also even before you pass your exams, gather information about the ca final course, the subjects, refreshers to be bought etc.Also visualize the day of the results everyday just before sleeping and after waking up in grand detail.(Think about you passing the IPCE, yours parents are happy, you sharing the good news with your friends etc) In short, even before you actually pass your IPCC, at least on some level you should already be a CA Final student.

All the very best to every IPCC/PCC student in his/her forthcoming examination

My other achievements

CBSE 10th - 89%

CBSE12th - 91%

CREDIT :  Abhijit Pai @ caclubindia

CPT FAILING ??? Don't Worry !!

Dear CPT Student who are awaiting for result of june,2010 now don't have to worry they are close to the other exam Of CPT which is in the September,2010 you would get more details like reg. late date and other after CPT results Out !!!

Best Of  Luck !!

Be prepared as the seats in September,2010 CPT exam is Limited !!!

IPCC Study Planning - 2 by Bhavin Pathak

ACCOUNTING (Group-I)

Sr. No.	Particulars	Hours (hours.minutes)				Rating
		First Study	Revision Study	Exam Study	Total Hours
1.	Accounting Standards (1,2,3,6,7,9,10,13,14)	11.00	5.30	3.00	19.30	«««««
2.	Company Final Accounts	2.30	1.00	0.30	4.00	«««««
3.	Cash Flow	4.00	1.15	1.00	6.15	«««
4.	Profit Prior to Incorporation	2.00	0.45	0.30	3.15	«««
5.	Preferential Allotment: Alteration, Conversion & Bonus Share	2.30	0.45	0.30	3.45	««
6.	Basics: Amalgamation, Acquisition & Reconstruction	7.00	3.30	2.00	12.30	«««««
7.	Average Due Date & Account Current	1.15	0.30	0.15	2.00	««
8.	Self-balancing Ledgers	1.15	0.30	0.15	2.00	««
9.	Not for Profit Organisation	2.30	1.30	0.30	4.30	«««««
10.	Single Entry	5.30	2.30	1.30	9.30	«««««
11.	Hire Purchase & Instalment System	7.00	2.30	2.00	11.30	«««
12.	Investment Accounts	1.15	0.30	0.15	2.00	«««
13.	Fire Claims	7.00	2.30	2.00	11.30	«««
14.	Partnership Accounts: Admission, Retirement & Death	22.15	10.00	8.15	40.30	«««««
15.	Accounting in Computerised Environment	2.30	0.45	0.30	3.45	««
16.	Theory	4.00	1.30	1.00	6.30	«««
	Total	83.30	35.30	24.00	143.00

 

ADVANCED ACCOUNTING (Group-II)

Sr. No.	Particulars	Hours (hours.minutes)				Rating
		First Study	Revision Study	Exam Study	Total Hours
1.	Accounting Standards (4,5,11,12,16,19,20,26,29)	8.00	4.00	2.00	14.00	«««««
2.	Preferential Allotment: ESOP, Buy Back	4.00	1.30	1.00	6.30	«««
3.	Underwriting of Shares & Debenture	4.00	1.30	1.00	6.30	««
4.	Redemption of Debentures	7.00	2.30	2.00	11.30	««
5.	Advance Level: Amalgamation, Acquisition & Reconstruction	8.00	4.00	3.00	15.00	«««««
6.	Liquidation, Statement of Affairs & Liquidator's Statement	5.30	3.00	1.30	10.00	«««««
7.	Financial Statements of Banking	5.00	2.00	1.00	8.00	«««
8.	Financial Statements of Insurance Company	7.00	2.30	2.00	11.30	«««
9.	Financial Statements of Electricity Company	7.00	2.00	2.00	11.00	«««
10.	Partnership Accounts: Dissolution, Piecemeal Distribution, Amalgamation of Firms, Conversion & Sale to Company	9.00	4.30	3.00	16.30	«««««
11.	Departmental Accounts	7.00	3.00	2.00	12.00	«««««
12.	Branch Accounts (including foreign branch)	8.00	3.30	2.00	13.30	«««««
13.	Theory	4.30	2.00	1.30	8.00	«««««
	Total	84.00	36.00	24.00	144.00

 

 

COST ACCOUNTING & FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT (Group-I)

Sr. No.	Particulars	Hours (hours.minutes)				Rating
		First Study	Revision Study	Exam Study	Total Hours
	Cost Accounting
1.	Theory	4.30	2.00	1.30	8.00	«««««
2.	Job, Batch & Unit Costing	2.30	0.30	0.30	3.30	«««
3.	Material Costing	3.30	0.30	0.30	4.30	«««««
4.	Labour Costing	4.30	0.30	0.30	5.30	«««««
5.	Overhead	7.15	1.30	1.15	10.00	«««
6.	Process Costing	7.15	1.30	1.15	10.00	«««««
7.	Joint product and by-product	5.00	1.30	1.00	7.30	««
8.	Operating Costing	3.30	1.00	0.30	5.00	«««
9.	Contract Costing	3.30	1.00	0.30	5.00	«««
10.	Integrated & Non-integrated Account	3.30	1.00	0.30	5.00	«««
11.	Reconciliation	0.30	-	-	0.30	«««
12.	Marginal Costing	9.00	3.00	2.00	14.00	«««««
13.	Standard Costing	9.00	3.00	2.00	14.00	«««««
14.	Budgetary Control	4.00	1.00	1.00	6.00	««
	Financial Management
1.	Theory	4.30	2.00	1.30	8.00	««
2.	Time Value of Money	3.30	1.00	0.30	5.00	««
3.	Cost of Capital	6.00	1.30	1.00	8.30	«««««
4.	Capital Structure	4.00	1.30	1.00	6.30	«««««
5.	Leverage	3.30	1.30	1.00	6.00	«««««
6.	Capital Budgeting	10.00	3.00	2.00	15.00	«««««
7.	Working Capital Management	5.30	1.00	0.30	7.00	«««
8.	Receivable Management	5.30	1.00	0.30	7.00	««
9.	Inventory Management	3.30	1.00	0.30	5.00	«««
10.	Cash Management	3.30	1.00	0.30	5.00	«««
11.	Ratio Analysis	2.30	1.00	0.30	4.00	«««
12.	Fund Flow & Cash Flow Analysis	5.00	1.30	1.00	7.30	«««««
13.	Sources of Finance	5.30	1.00	0.30	7.00	«««««
		131.00	36.00	24.00	191.00

 

 

LAW, ETHICS & COMMUNICATION (Group-I)

Sr. No.	Particulars	Hours (hours.minutes)				Rating
		First Study	Revision Study	Exam Study	Total Hours
	Business Laws
1.	Payment of Bonus Act, 1965	7.00	2.00	1.00	10.00	«««««
2.	Employees Provident Fund & Miscellaneous Provision Act, 1952	7.00	2.00	1.00	10.00	«««««
3.	Indemnity & Guarantee	4.00	1.00	1.00	6.00	«««
4.	Bailment & Pledge					««
5.	Law of Agency					«««
6.	Negotiable Instrument Act, 1881	11.00	5.00	3.00	19.00	«««««
7.	The Payment of Bonus Act, 1972	1.30	0.45	0.30	2.45	«««
8.	The Indian Contract Act, 1872	1.30	0.45	0.30	2.45	«««
	Company Law
1.	Companies & Characteristics	9.30	2.00	1.30	13.00	«««««
2.	Promoter	3.30	0.45	0.30	4.45	««
3.	Pre-incorporation Contract	2.00	0.45	0.30	3.15	««
4.	Memorandum of Association	6.00	1.30	1.00	8.30	«««««
5.	Article of Association	3.30	0.45	0.30	4.45	«««««
6.	Prospectus	4.30	1.00	0.30	6.00	«««««
7.	Share Capital & Transfer of Shares	12.30	2.00	1.30	16.00	«««««
8.	Public Deposit	2.30	0.45	0.30	3.45	««
9.	Charge & Debenture	3.30	0.45	0.30	4.45	««
10.	Meetings	7.00	1.15	1.00	9.15	«««««
11.	Records, E-filling & Other Miscellaneous Matters	8.00	1.15	1.00	10.15	«««
	Ethics & Communication
1.	Principle of Business Ethics	2.00	0.45	0.30	3.15	««
2.	Corporate Governance & Corporate Social Responsibility	4.00	1.15	1.00	6.15	«««««
3.	Ethics of Workplace	2.30	0.45	0.30	3.45	«««
4.	Environment & Ethics	3.00	0.45	0.30	4.45	««
5.	Ethics in Marketing & Consumer Protection	2.30	0.45	0.30	3.45	«««
6.	Ethics in Accounting & Finance	2.30	0.45	0.30	3.45	«««««
7.	Essentials of Communication	4.30	1.00	0.30	6.00	«««««
8.	Inter personal Communication	2.30	0.45	0.30	3.45	«««
9.	Group Dynamics and Negotiation	2.30	0.45	0.30	3.45	«««
10.	Ethics in Communication	1.30	0.45	0.30	2.45	««
11.	Corporate Culture, Change & Innovative Spirits	2.00	0.45	0.30	3.15	««
12.	Corporate Communication Aspects	4.00	1.15	1.00	6.15	«««««
13.	Introduction to Legal Deeds & Documents	5.00	1.30	1.00	7.30	«««««
	Total	133.00	36.00	24.00	193.00

 

 

TAXATION (Group-I)

Sr. No.	Particulars	Hours (hours.minutes)				Rating
		First Study	Revision Study	Exam Study	Total Hours
1.	Basic Concepts	2.00	0.30	0.30	3.00	««
2.	Residential Status	3.30	0.30	0.30	4.30	«««
3.	Exemption under Section 10	3.00	1.30	1.00	5.30	««
4.	Income From Salaries	18.30	3.00	2.30	24.00	«««««
5.	Income From House Property	5.00	3.00	1.00	9.00	«««
6.	Profit & Gain From Business or Profession	20.00	3.00	2.00	25.00	«««««
7.	Income From Capital Gain	13.30	2.00	1.30	17.00	«««««
8.	Income From Other Sources	5.00	2.30	1.00	8.30	«««««
9.	Clubbing of Income	3.00	1.30	1.00	5.30	««
10.	Set-off & Carry Forward of Losses	3.30	2.00	1.00	6.30	«««
11.	Deduction under Section 80	4.30	1.00	1.30	7.00	«««
12.	Agriculture Income	1.30	0.30	0.30	2.30	««
13.	Assessment of Income (Individual)	4.00	1.00	1.00	6.00	«««
14.	Assessment of Income (HUF)	1.30	0.30	0.30	2.30	««
15.	Return of Income	2.30	1.30	1.00	5.00	««
16.	Tax Deducted at Sources (TDS)	2.30	1.00	1.00	5.00	«««
17.	Advance Tax	3.30	1.30	1.00	6.00	«««
18.	Charitable Trust	0.30	–	–	–	««
19.	Reconstructing Business	5.00	2.00	1.00	8.00	«««
20.	Service Tax	28.00	4.00	3.00	35.00	«««««
21.	Value Added Tax (VAT)	13.30	2.30	1.30	17.30	«««««
	Total	144.00	36.00	24.00	204.00

 

 

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY & STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT (Group-II)

Sr. No.	Particulars	Hours (hours.minutes)				Rating
		First Study	Revision Study	Exam Study	Total Hours
	Information Technology
1.1	Introduction to Computers	1.30	0.30	0.30	2.30	««
1.2	Input Devices	1.30	0.30	0.30	2.30	««
1.3	Output Devices	1.30	0.30	0.30	2.30	««
1.4	Secondary Storage Devices	1.30	1.00	0.30	3.00	««
1.5	History of Computers	1.30	0.30	0.30	2.30	««
1.6	Inside the Computer	1.30	0.30	0.30	2.30	«««
1.7	Software	6.00	2.00	1.30	9.30	«««««
2	Data Storage, Retrieval & DBMS	15.00	3.00	2.00	20.00	«««««
3	Computer Networks & Networks Security	15.00	3.00	2.00	20.00	«««
4	Internet & Other Technologies	16.30	6.00	3.00	25.30	«««
5	Flowcharts	16.00	4.00	2.00	22.00	«««««
6	Decision Table	4.00	1.00	1.00	6.00	«««
	Strategic Management
1.	Definition of Business, Objective & SM	6.00	1.30	1.00	8.30	«««
2.	Business Environment	5.00	1.30	1.00	7.30	««
3.	Strategic Analysis	9.00	3.00	2.00	14.00	«««««
4.	Strategic Formulation: Corporate & Business Level Strategy	8.30	2.00	1.30	12.00	«««««
5.	Strategic Formulation: Functional Level Strategy	11.00	3.00	2.00	16.00	«««««
6.	Strategy Implementation & Control	5.00	1.15	1.00	7.15	««
7.	Reaching Strategic Edge	6.00	1.15	1.00	8.15	«««
	Total	132.00	36.00	24.00	192.00

 

AUDITING & ASSURANCE (Group-II)

Sr. No.	Particulars	Hours (hours.minutes)				Rating
		First Study	Revision Study	Exam Study	Total Hours
1.	Basic Concepts	24.00	7.00	4.00	35.00	««
2.	Internal Controls	12.00	5.00	2.00	19.00	««
3.	Vouching	4.00	1.15	1.00	6.15	«««
4.	Audit of Trading Transactions	4.00	1.15	1.00	6.15	«««
5.	Verification of Bank Balance, Cash & Stock	4.00	1.15	1.00	6.15	«««
6.	Audit of Ledgers & Other Transactions	4.00	1.15	1.00	6.15	«««
7.	Verification Assets, Liability & Other Transactions	4.00	1.15	1.00	6.15	«««
8.	Significant Accounting Policies	8.00	2.30	2.00	12.30	«««««
9.	Company Audit – 1 & 2	15.30	3.00	2.30	21.00	«««««
10.	Special Audit	4.00	1.15	1.00	6.15	«««««
11.	Standards on Auditing	32.30	9.30	6.30	48.30	«««««
12.	ICS in CIS Environment	2.00	0.45	0.30	3.15	««
13.	CARO, 2003	2.00	0.45	0.30	3.15	««
	Total	120.00	36.00	24.00	180.00

 

 

Conclusion:

Subject	Hours Allocated (Min.)				Days Available (Before Exam)
	First Study	Revision Study	Exam Study	Total Hours
1.      Accounting	83.30	35.30	24.00	143.00	5 days
2.      Law, Ethics & Communication	133.00	36.00	24.00	193.00	8 days
3.      Cost Accounting & Financial Management	131.00	36.00	24.00	191.00	9 days
4.      Taxation	144.00	36.00	24.00	204.00	8 days
5.      Advanced Accounting	86.00	36.00	24.00	144.00	6 days
6.      Auditing & Assurance	120.00	36.00	24.00	180.00	7 days
7.      Information Technology & Strategic Management	132.00	36.00	24.00	192.00	7 days
Total	829.30	241.30	168.00	1247.00	50 days

 

Notes: As I said before changes can be made as per requirement.

 

 

Regards,

Bhavin Pathak

 

TIME TABLE OF MAY 2011 EXAMINATION (ISSUED BY ICAI)

Date	Subject	Time
03-5-2011	Paper-1: Accounting	9.00 AM – 12.00 PM
05-5-2011	Paper-2: Business Law, Ethics & Communication	9.00 AM – 12.00 PM
07-5-2011	Paper-3: Cost Accounting & Financial Management	9.00 AM – 12.00 PM
09-5-2011	Paper-4: Taxation	9.00 AM – 12.00 PM
11-5-2011	Paper-5: Advanced Accounting	9.00 AM – 12.00 PM
13-5-2011	Paper 6: Auditing & Assurance	9.00 AM – 12.00 PM
15-5-2011	Paper-7: Information technology & Strategic Management	9.00 AM – 12.00 PM

 

Remember 5 things:

1.    If not you who else will pass, if not now, when else you can pass.

2.    Where the determination is great, the difficulties cannot be great.

3.    We should not let failure go into our heart, and success into our head.

4.    "CA" does not mean Come Again, but it only means "Certainly Achievable".

5.    Three years of hard work could lead you to 30 years of bliss. But if you Plan for three years of bliss, you will end with 30 years of self-defeating slog.

By : Bhavin Pathak

Best Of Luck !