Do i have time................!!!!

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ekta

student

623 Points Joined February 2011

I am preparing for 1st group of c.a final in may 2013....i have not started preparing as yet...i have taken coaching from aaditya jain for sfm half and half will be covered by december 15...but half portion which i have done i didnt touch register from april....for accounts i have taken coaching from parveen sharma but just taken coaching only...didnt study at all at home...for audit and law i have not purchased books and didnt take coachings as well....but theory i can manage on my own i.e self study

plz tell me do i have enough time,i get problems in revision pattern...how do i start?how do i revise from time to time?why do people refer practice manuals,its not compulsory that icai will ask always from practice manuals...and why do people refer rtps...is coaching material enough>?

plz reply fast...plz plz plz

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CA Pooja Agarwal

Chartered Accountant

3228 Points Joined August 2011

hey Ekta,

dont panic so much..

you have enough time.six months is too good a time for 4 subjects..you have got one and half month for each subject i.e 45 days for a subject..i believe audit and law do not require s much time..so you will have say around 50 days on an avaerage for each of two practical subjects i.e SFM and accounts..since u have taken coachings for above two subjects,i assume your basics would be clear plus the tutors are eminent ones,so u have access to good notes and sums as well.

if you following notes of praveen sharma and aditya jain, u really dont need to refer practise manual..u may refer RTP as sometimes direct questions come from RTP

and since u are doing self study for law and audit,do refer practise manual also as u will know the pattern of questions and atleat 20% of questions are repeated.

hope this will settle ur nerves..

do not panic and start ur preparations..u have ample time

Guest

The time you have is more than enough for covering both groups. You should follow the pattern of study which suits you and prepare weekly timetable to ensure you are able to manage all subjects. I used to study theory in morning and practicle subjects in night to balance both. For practical subjects the more you practice from RTP or practice manual it will be good for you and for theory its better to follow one standard book.

All the Best