21 October 2009
sir, i realised dat studying audit theory itself is a tough thing rather than understanding it. when askd a question, i cud tell wat can be done to the best of my knnowledge, but wen it comes to studying, i find it different from other subjects. plss suggest a way out as i reallly need to pass the exam in my first attempt itself.
21 October 2009
Don worry.. Its a simple subject. u jus need to know the provisions of some sections very clearly. Moreover, most of the questions in Auditing wil be the ones u ve come across during ur Artileship. Use all that. Quote relevant Sections if u are aware. Keep solving various practical questions. Its a very known fact that Audit as such is a mixture of Tax, Accounts and MICS(Final) or Info Tech(PCC). r u in PCC or in Final?
1. Figure out your mistake committed in the previous Examination and promise yourself to avoid them in your next exam.
2. Focus on your Study and Goal.
3. Try and complete your Scanner with the help of suggested answers of previous examinations.
4. Plan your revision schedule as early as possible and follow the same honestly and keep reviewing it and make necessary changes as and when necessary.
5. Invest your time in Exam oriented discussion. There are two advantage of this activity: i. You may discuss your problems in such discussions and resolve them. ii. These discussions will also help you to focus on your goal.
6. Work out on your presentation skills. You may post your query regarding presentation skills. Also check my Article on presentation skills.
7. In examination hall length of answer plays an important role due to time factor. Regarding this you may take reference from suggested answers provided by ICAI.
8. Mental strength is very important. So prepare yourself mentally and physically for Examination cum War.
9. Very Important Revision Tips: What you prepare on Monday try and recall it on Tuesday without using books. If you are able to recall 60%-70%, then you are 100% going to succeed in this examination. Again try to recall the same after the gap of 2-3 days.
10. Use abbreviation method. If you have 10 points to remember in a question give them a certain abbreviation and remember that abbreviation. See the example below: In section 293 of Companies Act, 1956 there are 5 clauses from (a) to (e). My abbreviation to remember these 5 clauses is “SRIBCâ€ÂÂ. S=Sell/R=Remit/I=Invest/B=Borrow/C=Contribute. Have a look at Section-293 and verify yourself.
11. Stay away from Time wasting and unproductive habits. At least during exam times.
12. Prepare a list of questions which you consider tuff or a bit time consuming. Prepare a handout yourself with solution of these questions and give them a reading on regularly basis with a time gap of 2-3 days.
13. Prepare a list of frequently asked questions with the help of Scanner and practice them properly.
14. Give a little bit time to every subject per day.
15. Try and increase your study time day by day.
16. After 25 October do not add any new topic in your schedule. Just focus on revision-revision and revision.
17. Stop collecting different notes per day. Try and figure out the notes which are relevant for you and support your style of study. Only use them for exam purpose.
18. Take very good care of your health. Consider your health as a subject. Remember if you fail to perform well in this subject you are going to fail.
19. Last but not the least believe in yourself and your hard work and most importantly believe in God.
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