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costing pcc

sneha lakhotia (23) (252 Points)

20 August 2010

is solving study material & pcc compiler enough for costing & fm.....oz i Ve paduka but its too much out of sylabus....

plz reply fast,

thank u in adv

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CA Chirag Haraniya (Chartered Accountant) (902 Points)
Replied 20 August 2010

hello its more than enough..... do give more weight on theory and prepare fm well as costing is little lengthy.......

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CA Chirag Haraniya (Chartered Accountant) (902 Points)
Replied 20 August 2010

nd yeah if gonna do full paduka then you will end up completing paduka only and other subjects you will have to skip ( if u r doing self study)......

Saurabh Toshniwal (ca final) (2358 Points)
Replied 20 August 2010

yes it is enough for preparation

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* Krishna * (CA Student) (6149 Points)
Replied 20 August 2010

Hi, i advise you to also follow P C Tulsian for Costing & FM, in addition to compilations and study material.

Faiz Ahmed ( Article Trainee) (1731 Points)
Replied 20 August 2010

It is enough provided you do at least 2 times and keep on revising. It depends upon you how well you grasp the concept.

I did but was not able to grasp the concept with much clarity. So i changed to P.C. Tulsian book, its good book to have clarity of thoughts.

In padhuka, they have compiled past questions only with little explanations. Its more or like Institute Publication material only.

In exam , if your concepts are clear you can attack any problem.

Faiz Ahmed ( Article Trainee) (1731 Points)
Replied 20 August 2010

So now you might be in confusion. Which book to choose ??? You can clear your concepts with Tulsian and then attempt past exam problems. One great advantage of Tulsian is that it teaches you concept by small problems. This type of small problems can come in exams also. I am sure you will get a good grip on topics by doing this.