02 October 2012
Respected Sir, Please guide me regarding this. I started Company Law from ICAI Module(started from Directors). I read about 30-40 pages. But I faced many problems:- 1. Topics are not written in a good sequence to understand clearly. 2. No reference of Rules etc. are taken for elaborating and clarifying the topic. 3. Some(in fact almost all) prominent teachers says that it is better to study from Munish Bhandari Text Book rather than Module from Knowledge as well as exam point of view. 4. Even those teachers who suggest Module for all subjects says that for Law don't go with Module. 5. Many teachers says that if u will read Munish Bhandari Text Book rather than Module, you will got many new things. But if u read Module rather than Munish Bhandari Text Book, then u will not get anything extra in Module as compared to Munish Bhandari, In fact u will loose some things. Now I am thinking to shift to Munish Bhandari from Module due to all above reasons. So please guide me. Please give me certain facts & reasons to understand the importance of Module as compared to Munish Bhandari so that I can go with Module with full confidence and believe. Thanks in advance sir.
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02 October 2012
Nitesh, Should you check a bookstore, you'll find many books authored by different people on a single topic. Do all the books score well with the readers? Same with the modules, for some papers it could be awesome but for others it's just good - so in this case go for the one that is better i.e. Munish Bhandari. If you wanna be on the safe side, just read the module like a novel (I used to read sidney sheldon during my school days) then try to hit it off with the Munish's book. My suggestion, for Law handbook/main book is sufficient. When is your attempt?
02 October 2012
Students score exemptions after reading from munish Bhandari sir's book. Also in it you will find many questions from previous attempts. Go with sir's book, if module is difficult to understand.
03 October 2012
Thank you very much sir for your valuable suggestion. My attempt is in May 2013. I got 36th Rank in IPCC May 2012. Now I want to do my best for CA Final. So please guide me accordingly.
25 July 2025
Hey! About **ICAI Study Material (Module) vs Munish Bhandari Textbook for Company Law**, here’s a balanced view to help you decide:
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### ICAI Study Material (Module)
* **Pros:**
* Official and aligned with the syllabus and exam pattern. * Includes all amendments, notifications, and legal provisions as per ICAI. * Generally covers the entire syllabus comprehensively. * **Cons:**
* Sometimes written in a dry, less student-friendly style. * The flow or sequence may seem less intuitive, making understanding tough for some. * May lack practical examples or detailed explanation of certain rules.
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### Munish Bhandari Textbook
* **Pros:**
* Written in a student-friendly, easy-to-understand manner. * Organized logically with a clear flow making it easier to grasp concepts. * Incorporates practical examples, case laws, and previous exam questions. * Many students and teachers prefer it for better concept clarity and exam-oriented preparation. * **Cons:**
* Not an official publication; sometimes minor differences in presentation compared to ICAI syllabus. * May require cross-checking amendments or updates from ICAI sources.
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### What Experienced Students and Teachers Suggest
* If you find ICAI modules hard to follow, **go for Munish Bhandari** for a clearer understanding and exam preparation. * Many toppers and rank holders have relied heavily on Munish Bhandari’s book. * You can **first read the ICAI module for syllabus coverage**, then deepen your understanding and practice through Munish Bhandari’s book. * Since your attempt is May 2013 and you’ve done well before, using Munish Bhandari to strengthen your preparation is a good call.
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### My Suggestion for You:
* Use **Munish Bhandari as your main study text** for Company Law. * Keep ICAI modules handy for cross-referencing recent amendments or any official updates. * Solve past exam questions from both sources. * This balanced approach helps cover all bases with clarity and exam focus.
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If you want, I can help create a study plan around Munish Bhandari’s book or suggest how to combine both materials efficiently. How does that sound?