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Bigggggg Confusion not cleared

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manisha

ca student

72 Points Posted on 02 October 2010

GD MRN friends,

I m so confused about the notification of institute relating refering new syllabus study material of the subject MAFA. I have shridher 2009 edition of old course. Now i m confused that wether i hv to bye new study material or which one i hv shridhers book is enough.

i hv seen new syllabus study material but still confused bcaz theory & some topics are differnt from old course. what can i do really worried pls reply asap

can anybody told me what topics are not applicable to old course students from new study material

thanks in advance

please reply soon

Replies (6)

CA Madhukiran Reddy

CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT

12714 Points Posted on 02 October 2010

My suggestion is always thorough with the updated syllabus.

go for the new.

all the best

Guest

It has been confirmed by the board of studies that though the syllabus is restricted to the old syllabus module, one should also refer to the New syllabus module.

Robin

AUDITOR

854 Points Posted on 02 October 2010

There is not much difference between OLD and NEW syllabus...Old can refer Old, New can refer even Old..OLD is GOLD

Harsh Khakhi

CA LCS

103 Points Posted on 02 October 2010

I also had same difficulty...

But, I found not much difference between the two..

krishna Teja

CA Final

85 Points Posted on 02 October 2010

Dear friends,

There is no change in syllabus for old course. An announcement was again made on 10.09.10 and clarified the same. Students are asked to refer the topics of old syllabus in New syllabus institute modules. No new chapter is required to be studied. This notification is given because old syllabus modules are not being printed anymore.

CA kuldeep kothari

own practice

375 Points Posted on 03 October 2010

no requirements to get worried go with wat u hav studied till nw and thnk before beleiving on honorable institute's notification. bolte kuch aur h n aata kuch aur h