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From your Question i derive that u want help in Auditing, Law and Information Technology and strategic management.

Auditing

Study SA's. Quote SA's in your answers.Write the answers in a mix of para and point wise

Law

Remeber Case studies and sections. Dont leave out ethics and communication

Information Technology and strategic management

Try to write your answers in technichal language.

Dear Bhagyalakshmi,

Regarding Theory Papers -

1) Try to write comprehensive yet to the point answers, I mean it is not always correct to judge thelength of answer with the marks...

2) As Krishna said "try to answer in points rather then writing long paragraphs"

3) I have learned that under new scheme generally every paper carries around 20% objective questions, i mean"True/false", one word kind of questions, work hard on this because this is the most scoring part, if u can get 20 out of 20 then think u will be requiring only 20 more out of 80....

4) Audit- Try to support ur answer wth reference of AS, AAS/SA's, Company lawetc

5) Law - As far as remembering Section or caselaws are concerned - I can advice u that don't put ur brain under pressure at the time of studying that u have to remember section, case laws, etc just read sections & case laws when u r reading the provisions - & in exams if u able to recall it then well & good & if u have even smallest of doubt in recalling section, etc then best thing is not to quote it, alternatives for quoting sections, etc -

"As per the relevant provisions of the xyz act................"  or "As decided in a case law.................."

6) IT& SM - Things like Flow charts are scoring so make sure u do it correctly

Dear Amir

i m scoring above 40 in theory subjects but unable to score above 45....loosing the attempt because of aggregate below 150

Dear Bhagyalakshmi,

One of the reason of not getting good marks could be u r not attempting the paper of full 100 marks - Try to complete the paper of 100 marks even if u don't know the answers, just try to write on the basis of common sense...But only when u have completed with the rest of the paper...

As far as Practical Subjects r concerned -

1) Focus on the "Concept" while practising at home - Don't focus to get the correct answer, focus on the things like why it is happening  - Beacuse it is more likely that u will find a new question in exams...

2) When u r first doing any topic, try to do 100% questions of ur module but once completed it just select 10-15 questions which will be covering entire concepts/crux of the topic, so that if in future u have to revise it, then u have to do only those 10-15 questions & not all.

2) If u have stuck up with some question in exam don't just sit with it, time management is important- like there r 6 question in Accounts -approx 30minutes for each question now this 30 can go upto 40-45 but not beyond, skip to other question, I CAN BET THAT 6 INCOMPLETE QUESTIONS WILL GIVE U MORE MARKS THEN 3 COMPLETE QUESTIONS

Agreed with Mr. Amir. U shud more concentrate on theory papers.

1. Learn ur syllabus by writing in a notebook, this makes ur concept clear as well as ur notes will be prepared automatically.

2. Try to understand the basic concept & give time to a particular concept, don't switch to next topic until earlier 1 is cleared to you.

3. writing in a notebook boost up ur writing speed, that helps u a lot while answering in the examination.

All d best & happy Reading........

Regards,

Ratan

Thank u Amir

Thank u Ratan