Ipcc modules more than enough?

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Rajesh

Student

43 Points Posted on 23 January 2012

Friends, I would like to know whether the modules provided by the Institute for IPCC are sufficient enough, not just in terms of passing the exams but gaining comprehensive knowldge, or not? If not, could you please provide me the list of those subjects which do require refrence books with names of authors/titles? I assume it is practical subjects like Accounting, Tax, and Costing & FM that would require refrence books. Any feedback on this would be greatly appreciated.

Secondly, I've heard from few coaching classes that modules provided by ICAI (for IPCC ofcourse) have loads of mistakes and hence should be avoided as much as possible. Is it true or are the coaching classes purposely purpoting this false message to make their "notes" more popular among the IPCC student group?

Thanks

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Bhavesh Jain

Student

208 Points Posted on 23 January 2012

1st learn n refer ur class notes than go to module for solving practical questions v.imp as institute ask it in xams this was for practical subjects. I wud strongly advice u 2 buy munish bhandari for law and compiller for audit. For sfm i referred paridhi singha notes and for it jk notes for dt i referered singhania and for idt module

Rahul Sharma

Student

363 Points Posted on 24 January 2012

the institute is not enough becouse in exam the question are based on pacticle and institute study module only theory so i suggest to you referance which help you in study=

a/c= ca bhgwan lal

law= munish bhandari

cost/fm= ca bhagwan lal

tax= for incom tax = singhania

for service tax and vat= ca ajay jain

audit= ca surbhi bansal

itsm= for IT=dinesh madan

for SM= sukesh sigh