Isca

Module and practice manual of Institute are enough for ISCA. If u want to refer other book also then refer Madaan.

module and practice manual is good and sufficient

Manish M Valechha ISCA textbook (memory based edition) will be more helpful. If you want to score high in this subject, do not waste your time in any other book. Check valechha first…

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Our Institute material, practice manual, RTPs are more than sufficient...Make a Chart of urself for repeatedly asked questions & important topics from past question papers...Analyse urself then u will get an idea how much to devote time for 10 chapters....Prepare a Good time table & While studying make jortings & important notes of your own, bcoz this only will help u during exam days.....

In ISCA the important thing is your understanding about topics, memorising points & writing practice....

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For any other subject we need to  go for other author's book.. but for ISCA institute study material + RTP'S+ pass exam questions+ practice module+isca case study are sufficient.. better to read the full material with out any choice.  Next prepare notes and write down the matters in point wise.. so that it can be eassy for you to refere at the end...

after each and every reading write down a test answering at least 5 to 6 questions every time , that will help you to assess your memorary...

See all other books are prepared based on the institute material only... so its up to you to choosee...

if you want to prepare from any other book then follow only that book not to shuffel...

CA Vikram Kapoor notes are really simple and relate to our work exp. His classes are crisp and clear..Just a 9 day batch which completes entire syllabus + questions

Madan's book for ISCA is good, you can go for that. ISCA is a kind of subject which needs revision twice ..thrice and more..so revision is the key.Practice manual of ICAI are very important from exam point of view.

Pick Dinesh Madan Sir's book. I would say that, instead of refering to many books just go from one book.