One group or both group together ?

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Deepak Arora

CA-Final

398 Points Joined December 2008

Hi Friends,

Good Evening, hope all will be doing good.

I have given 1st group and 2nd group indivually in past but could not clear any of the group so far. Last time could not sit in the exam due to pressure of work in office.

At present am able to get 4-5 hours daily for study and thinking to sit for both groups, I need the suggestion from all the senior members here whether should I go for both groups or single only.

I would appreciate if can get the views for the same.

Thanks in advance

Regards

Deepak Arora

Replies (4)

Vaishali B Palande

senior acountant

223 Points Joined May 2015

Yes it is advisable to go for both groups provided you have to completed your portion i.e one reading of all subject is done uptil now.

CA PRASHANT CHOUDHARY

161 Points Joined June 2017

its always beneficial to go for both groups....ample time is there...study hard....All the best...

Karan Batra

Creator: TheProTalks

2325 Points Joined January 2016

I also suggest you go for both groups as because of 3 main reasons

Only revision is pending and as you must be knowing at least the basics of each and every concept underlying in the subject is won’t be difficult to cover and finish the subjects, however you should plan out and group similar subjects together. To make an effective plan u need to understand your weak subjects or parts of it still I suggest you to go through this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oyo97FvVPMg
Secondly make charts of each chapter in DT,IDT and LAW, especially in DT as syllabus is vast and u could devote just 4to 5 hrs daily as u mentioned.
You will be done with the subjects after exams and no need to start fresh preparation for another group instead apply for other courses for specialisation as even after CA the industry wants more. What you could go for can be anything e.g. SAP certification, Advanced Excel training, CFA level 1 preparation, Business communication skills from British council.