Ipcc exam nov 2013

In CA course, almost all of the chapters are important. You still have time for Nov exams. So prepare well. Make sure you complete the institute practice manual must for all subjects. At the end, you should also prepare from revision and model test papers being released by icai in its website.

                   I do agree with the words said by Mr.Krishna.Mostly focus more on institutes practice manual and then study material.

                 In case of more perfection you can go for the other reference books which are available in the markets.Mostly focus on pm.

                                          And i wish u the best of luck for ur xams

Agree with above observations made by the learned members. As far as possible, try to make your own handwritten notes, which will potentially help you during the time of revision.

Accounting 1

1. Partnership A/c (Easy and You already know about this - Estimate 16 marks 1 Question) 

2. AS (Easy in G1 and will surely fetch 20 Marks in Exam)

3. Internal Reconstruction and Amalgamation (At least 1 Que. will be in Exam - Estimate 16 Marks)

4. NPO and Single Entry (You already know about these chapters and are imp. for exams)

5. Hire Purchase (Estimate 8-14 marks - 1or 2 que.)

6. You can give less attention to Investment Acc. , Co. Final A/c and so on.(asked in exams but generally have low weightage).

Law -

1. Prepare Case Studies Very Well (as it seems that ICAI has changed its pattern for Law Exam)

2. Must Prepare Deeds, Notices, etc. (Communication Part - Easy and will be in Exams)

3. Prepare Well for Bonus Act, Provident Fund, Gratutiy Act (Most Easy Chapters and 12-15 Marks)

4. Indian Contract Act - only CPT part (can give you 6-8 Marks)

5. Company Law - Intro (Most Easy), Conversion Pvt to public and vice versa (V.Imp), MOA and AOA, Share Capital (Most Imp Ch., cant go for exam without this chapter), Prospectus (Technical but Imp.), Gen. Meeting (Most favourite Ch. for Case Studies) 

6. Do not forget to prepare best for Ethics & Comm. (I called them Bonus Marks)

7. Negotiable Instrument is also imp. for exams (Estimate 8-10 Marks - I named it last as it is very technical ch. as compared to other mentioned above)

8. For Law it's Most Imp. to Cover Complete ICAI Module - 2. 

Cost Accounting -

1. Process Costing (Till now it was seen in all attempts except 1)

2. Overheads (Imp. for Exams, I have strong feeling that it can be asked in Nov. 2013)

3. Material Costing, Labour Costing (Easy Chapters and can give you 8-14 marks)

4. Marginal Costing (V. Imp.)

Financial Management -

1. Capital Budgeting and Working Capital Management (I think CAFM exam is incomplete without these chapters, dont leave these chapters)

2. Leverage (Easy and high chances in exam for 4-8 marks)

3. For CAFM, my advise is to prepare theory well as you have good time in hand (Estimate 32 Marks)

Taxation - 

1. Prepare ST and VAT ver well (Again I called them Bonus Marks) 50 Marks for free.

2. In Income Tax, you can't focus on any single topics each and every topic has relevance,

3. In Income Tax, you can ignore some chapters like TDS, Adv. payment of Tax, Charitable Trust, Agriculture Income, Return of Income because they have very low weightage in Exam. But it is equally true that these chapters will take very less time during preparation.

Overall Viewpoint - Give more time to above mentioned points but do not ignore other part also because in CA Exams everything is relevant nothing is irrelevant.

Note : Remember ICAI exams have very high standard covering all the conepts, chapters not mentioned above will also be in exam (no doubt about that) but there weightage are seen generally low as compared to chapters mentioned above.

By Rohit ---> Indian CA Helpers  (A blog specially designed for CA IPC Students)