CA. Raghav Goyal (CA Practice) (150 Points)
04 October 2009Could anyone plz tell what the notions "EXPERT KNOWLADGE" and "WORKING KNOWLADGE" make difference in manner of study???
CA students are already putting MORE THAN THEIR BEST while preparing for the exams whether it is expert level or working knowledge level....
So why there is so panic regarding institute’s new guideline about expert knowledge at PCC level???
Ankur Garg
(Company Secretary and Compliance Officer)
(114773 Points)
Replied 04 October 2009
Hello,
100% Agree with you. Just work hard.
No need/benefit to fight against ICAI policies. Observe the below mentioned points:
1. Plan your study
2. Don't waste your time in useless discussions.
3. Read everything connected with your course. At least give a reading to everything.
4. Improve your recalling power.
5. Start your paper as early as possible.
Just be confident. All the Best
CA. Raghav Goyal
(CA Practice)
(150 Points)
Replied 05 October 2009
| Originally posted by :Ankur Garg | ||
| " | Hello, 100% Agree with you. Just work hard. No need/benefit to fight against ICAI policies. Observe the below mentioned points: 1. Plan your study 2. Don't waste your time in useless discussions. 3. Read everything connected with your course. At least give a reading to everything. 4. Improve your recalling power. 5. Start your paper as early as possible. Just be confident. All the Best |
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Hello Sir,
Could u plz also tell what the institute would check in a PCC student.
I've come to know that at expert level questions are asked in indirect(confusing) way which had been very clear-cut in past PCC exams. Is it true?? If yes, then what should be the immediate strategy for upcoming PCC exams?
Punit Tibrewal
(student )
(1684 Points)
Replied 05 October 2009
the story simply means the institute has decided 2 chop the pass percentage of exams..!!
to b frank frnds v r screwed..!!
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