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sakshi jain (student) (212 Points)

09 September 2014

hiii i am appearing for ca final november 2014 exams,i am ready to study 10 hours daily,so i am thinking to claim exemption in isca as time is very short,i have not studied of ca final before,i am new in ca final,so please tell me best book for claiming exemption in isca for self study...is practice manual or study material or both are required to be studied with that book too?and how many hours and days do you think it will take to cover to cover from that book??

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Kishor Bhat (CA final CS executive (from Bangalore)) (1881 Points)
Replied 09 September 2014

Manish valecha or padhuka..b4 u buy, compare presenation in both and choose 1 gud book + refer new pm.

Kishor Bhat (CA final CS executive (from Bangalore)) (1881 Points)
Replied 09 September 2014

I got 52 in last attempt with padhuka. U have used the word 'exemption in ISCA'. .dats the spirit. Go for it..and choose 1 gud buk whichever u find useful and easy to understand b/w those two authors.

Srinath (Chartered Accountant) (166 Points)
Replied 09 September 2014

Compare the following and select:

1. Amit Tated

2. Manish Valecha

3. Padhuka

Sourav (Achieving d UnAchieved) (991 Points)
Replied 09 September 2014

One and only Manish Valechha..

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Rohit Jain (article) (70 Points)
Replied 09 September 2014

Thnks sourav for ur best suggn bcz u r nt confuse....it mean agr beat decision dena ho to olny one hona chahiye na ki option as like pm ya mat ya paduka ya dinesh madan ya other...

rahul (Chartered Accountant) (5570 Points)
Replied 09 September 2014

Manish Valechha.. widely used and recommended for ca final.. It is the best-selling textbook for ISCA. Always go with the BEST.

Avantika (CA Finals) (216 Points)
Replied 09 September 2014

Originally posted by : Sourav
	One and only Manish Valechha..

Kishor Bhat (CA final CS executive (from Bangalore)) (1881 Points)
Replied 09 September 2014

@ rohit..every1 chooses manish or anthr part of students like padhuka does not mean even she must like that. Thats y given two better options.. Ability, way of understanding, liking buks, strategy etc., differs almost in each students and after reading 1 chapter parallely we have to refer pm is a must bcoz to cover up any new type of questions wch are not in authors book For eg: in LAW-sec 3, 4 of competition act not in munish book but asked in exams whch are in pm. Also pm helps us to knw presentation of answers as required by ICAI especialy for theory subjects.

Kishor Bhat (CA final CS executive (from Bangalore)) (1881 Points)
Replied 09 September 2014

Thats all..all the best for exams for all.

Kishor Bhat (CA final CS executive (from Bangalore)) (1881 Points)
Replied 09 September 2014

In previous attempt, in isca i got 58 by reading only padhuka bcoz i liked the presentation. "I got more marks, i liked"..it does not mean even he/she must like it. It differs on individual interest and the way of our study strategy. I could have say padhuka only by pointing on my score..did not say..why..bcoz of the above reasons.:) Thats all. All the best guys:)