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kritika poddar (CA- FINAL student) (277 Points)

20 April 2011

CAN WE USE SHORT FORM FOR ANY WORD WHILE WRITING FOR EXAMS.... For example can we write "mgt" for "management"...

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CA Final Student (Article) (154 Points)
Replied 20 April 2011

No ... Dear You should not do this.

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Pradip Narsingani (Income Tax & GST Consultant/ CA-Final) (572 Points)
Replied 20 April 2011

i think this is a point where our marks will reduce.

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Tehsinkhan Pathan (CA CMA DISA(ICAI) B.COM) (3956 Points)
Replied 20 April 2011

no.......it creates negative impression.....

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Hey never do like that my friend.

Even dont use short forms in accounts too, for eg: if it is 2lakhs generally we use 2L done do like this.

Dont use any of the shortform for anything and anywhere in the exam.\

Thanks & Regards,

A.Jayasri

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kritika poddar (CA- FINAL student) (277 Points)
Replied 20 April 2011

if i write my answer in the following way then:

"The management (herein after referred as mgt)"

is this method also wrong...

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CA Final Student (Article) (154 Points)
Replied 20 April 2011

Originally posted by : kritika poddar
	if i write my answer in the following way then: "The management (herein after referred as mgt)" is this method also wrong...

Very smart Girl… But my ANS is still NO

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Gokul Viswanath Shenoy (Company Secretary & Finance Manager) (430 Points)
Replied 20 April 2011

It would always be wise to avoid such short forms in the CA exams...the examiners are trying to pick up mistake from your answers..and if you use short forms, you are helping them to make reasons to point out the mistakes..

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Originally posted by : Gokul Viswanath Shenoy
	It would always be wise to avoid such short forms in the CA exams...the examiners are trying to pick up mistake from your answers..and if you use short forms, you are helping them to make reasons to point out the mistakes..

Yes, absolutely agreed with Viswanath Shenoy, Even the valuers may impressed negatively also. Once if they get negative impression on your paper , that impression will continue till the end of the paper. Why should we give that chance to them.

And even there is no surprise if they think as Lazy borns. Ofcourse we know and use cause of lack of time , but they dont think so.

Never give any chance to examiner always try to capture their mind with good presentation.

Thanks.

A.Jayasri

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Santhosh Poojary (SIEMPRE AHÍ PARA TI) (15607 Points)
Replied 20 April 2011

We Strickly not suppose to use shortcut words in answer papers

Defenetly it wil lead bad impression on Valures n may result into reduction of Marks

All d best.

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sudhakar ca cwa (service) (1518 Points)
Replied 20 April 2011

It dnt take much time to write full name instead of Short names.

But it gives negative impact on Valuator if you use short names.

but you can use vebrivations.

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AGREE WITH ALL....

Even when you are creating an account then write the full word i.e "ACCOUNT" and not A/C on the heading.

kritika poddar (CA- FINAL student) (277 Points)
Replied 21 April 2011

its very difficult to write full word as by now m habitual in writing short form... n moreover m having problem in writing as wrist got bone problem.. so if i write everything in full form then m sure to leave the questions unattempted...

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Originally posted by : kritika poddar
	its very difficult to write full word as by now m habitual in writing short form... n moreover m having problem in writing as wrist got bone problem.. so if i write everything in full form then m sure to leave the questions unattempted...

But no other go...U gotta change the habit....i remember the words of a famous accounts tutor in south india,who is an exam paper setter also....While giving the tips on how to present in exams,his first tip was "NEVER USE SHORT FORMS (since it creates -ve impression)....More over this being a prof exam,we are supposed to exhibit our professionalism in presentation part also...".So the moral of the story is You are sure to lose marks if u plan to use only short forms....