Do's and Don'ts for December 2021 CA Exam



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Preparing for the December 2021 Chartered Accountancy exams requires a strategic approach. Key 'dos' include maintaining determination, believing in yourself, studying and revising regularly with notes and past papers, managing your time effectively, and ensuring you eat healthily and get adequate sleep. Conversely, 'don'ts' involve referring to too many books, leaving doubts unaddressed until the last minute, and spending excessive time on social media.

Chartered Accountancy is one of the toughest and sought after professional courses in India. This course demands a lot of hard work, dedication and sincerity.

Since the December 2021 CA Exams are fast approaching, here are some strategies to crack the exam.

DO's

  • Determination: A candidate with burning passion for the course aces the examination, should be determined wholeheartedly as the course demands a lot of determination, dedication and patience.
  • Self belief: The key to success is confidence. Quoting Theodore Roosevelt, Former President of America, "Believe you can and you're halfway there."
  • Regular Studies and Revision: Studying consistently and revising systematically in a planned manner is the key Mantra for cracking the CA Exam. Making notes,memory mnemonics for theoretical subjects, solving RTPS, past question papers, helps in analyzing oneself.
  • Time Management: "If you want to be more productive you need to become a master of your minutes." says Crystal Paine, an author.
December 2021 CA Exam: Dos and Don ts for Success

Tips to manage time

  • Divide the subjects in your planned schedule.
  • Concentrate on the subjects which you are not comfortable with during the early hours of the day, since the efficiency is more during the early hours according to scientific studies.
  • Use stop clocks to practice writing and solving practical based questions.
  • Eating Healthy and Sleeping Adequately: Eat healthy at the right time, skipping meals or over eating is not advisable during exam time. A good night's sleep is incredibly important for your health. In fact, it's just as important as eating healthy and exercising. Sleep is important for various aspects of brain function. This includes cognition, concentration, productivity, and performance.
 

DON'Ts

  • Referring Multiple Books: Avoid Referring to multiple books for a single subject. Refer to books suggested by ICAI and materials published by ICAI. "I would say that the ICAI study material is the Bible." says Nandini Agarwal AIR 1, July 2021.
  • Piling of doubts at the last minute: Do not pile up on doubts at the last hour. Clarification of doubts, when aroused, avoids confusions and panics.
  • Long Hours on Social Media: Social Media is the greatest distraction, negative comments, disturbing news shall spoil the mindset for studies. To achieve success avoid social media. Keep at bay the Mobile phone to avoid waste of time.

"Don't let the nervousness ruin everything you've prepared! Exams are the perfect occasions for showcasing your talent and determination. Wishing success and Best for the Exams."

 

FAQ :

The key 'dos' include having determination and self-belief, studying and revising regularly, managing your time wisely, and ensuring you eat healthy and sleep adequately.

Determination is crucial as the Chartered Accountancy course demands significant hard work, dedication, and patience to ace the examination.

Consistent studying and systematic revision in a planned manner are vital. Making notes, using memory mnemonics for theory, and solving practice tests and past papers are highly recommended.

To manage time, divide subjects in your schedule, concentrate on difficult subjects during early hours when efficiency is higher, and use stopwatches for timed practice of writing and problem-solving.

Avoid referring to multiple books for one subject, piling up doubts until the last minute, and spending too much time on social media or mobile phones, as these are major distractions.

It is advised to refer to books and materials published by ICAI, with the ICAI study material being considered the primary resource.




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