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Query Regaring IPCC Exam !!!

Mayank Mall (CA-Final) (316 Points)

04 July 2011

Respected Readers,

I had a query regarding IPCC Exams which i am going to appear for in the coming session of May, CPT Exam Result June 2011 Awaited.

Well i guess the question is bit out of your area of interest but as a student it would serve me a lot.

I wanted to kno the Exam checking pattern in the groups of IPCC. My handwriting is kind of small, i mean i write in small....so is that a negative point and do i need to improve it as was the case with CBSE Exam Checking. In overall Drawing, Colouring, Indenting and Beautifying etc. all such Presentation Patterns are a matter of consideration for the Exam Checker. I mean neat and clean work is not a problem but just this small handwriting may not serve my interest.

Thank You Anyway For Your Time
Thanks for the Awaited Replies in Advance

REGARDS

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suresh (IPCC) (67 Points)
Replied 04 July 2011

in ipcc exam u should write the letters in big.if ur handwriting is small plz try to rectify it.bcoz some evaluators will think u wrote small points and most of the evaluators were old so that the letters may not be visible to them. so for that u will be given low marks

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Mayank Mall (CA-Final) (316 Points)
Replied 04 July 2011

Originally posted by : suresh
	in ipcc exam u should write the letters in big.if ur handwriting is small plz try to rectify it.bcoz some evaluators will think u wrote small points and most of the evaluators were old so that the letters may not be visible to them. so for that u will be given low marks

Well thankyou fir those words, so i guess this is it....again the same kinda checking thing which i hate. I cant think of a reason why those prefessional checkers could not differentiate between types of handwritings. I mean why do they evn need to look for that when they have the clear option of reading the points and giving marks accordingly....:(

Devadas K S (One life one Dream) (3525 Points)
Replied 04 July 2011

I don't think small handwriting will be a problem if you written in fair enough to read easily............

Krish (CA Final ) (3331 Points)
Replied 05 July 2011

Originally posted by : Devu 4 u
	I don't think small handwriting will be a problem if you written in fair enough to read easily............

Agree

M. N. JHA (CA) (8316 Points)
Replied 05 July 2011

Originally posted by : Devu 4 u
	I don't think small handwriting will be a problem if you written in fair enough to read easily............

YES................NO PROBLEM..................BUT TRY TO INCREASE IT

Mayank Mall (CA-Final) (316 Points)
Replied 05 July 2011

well ok, that was different....didn't expected that kinda views. Well anyway i am still trying, hope it gets better. But the harder i try, it changes for a day or two and then reverts. Actually i dont find it comfortable to write in big letters, maybe coz of tht i am not able to change, but still i'll keep trying, maybe i'll get used to the new and improved version of the same someday.

ThankU Peopl
Thnx a Lot

CA ADITYA SHARMA (CA IN PRACTICE ) (16719 Points)
Replied 05 July 2011

it will not matter your handwritting. but it would matter what you have written

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CA ASHISH SHAH (CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT) (353 Points)
Replied 05 July 2011

I Don't this so, because the institue is professional. i know one guy who has very bad hand writting even our sir are not recognised the word. but he cleared in 1st attempt.

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Mukesh Kumar Singh (CA-FINAL) (4094 Points)
Replied 05 July 2011

one of also my friend done like ashish has mentioned.......

Mayank Mall (CA-Final) (316 Points)
Replied 05 July 2011

Well those were real good examples but dont u think that exceptions fall everywhere. I mean i got lowest marks in Economics, CBSE Board - Class XII.....Whereas i topped the class whole year, before the results i was total sure to land somewhr near 95-100 but i couldn't believe what i got. My confidence upon my answers stays the same so only thng i culd understand to be as the problem is that small handwriting of mine. m not saying untidy or non-readable stuff, i write clean, readable and proper.....just tht in small.

So my fear still isn't totally faded away, IPCC caries many differences frm CBSE, hope two of such is handwriting recognition and greater focus on answers.

Jithin (Learner) (1057 Points)
Replied 05 July 2011

Originally posted by : Mayank Mall
	Well those were real good examples but dont u think that exceptions fall everywhere. I mean i got lowest marks in Economics, CBSE Board - Class XII.....Whereas i topped the class whole year, before the results i was total sure to land somewhr near 95-100 but i couldn't believe what i got. My confidence upon my answers stays the same so only thng i culd understand to be as the problem is that small handwriting of mine. m not saying untidy or non-readable stuff, i write clean, readable and proper.....just tht in small. So my fear still isn't totally faded away, IPCC caries many differences frm CBSE, hope two of such is handwriting recognition and greater focus on answers.

Dear Mayank, I dont think the above examples are exceptions. As long as the evaluator is able to read what u have written, it does not matter whether u have written it in big or small letters. Write the way u are comfortable. At least ur handwriting is good & neat nah..Mine was horrible(still not that good). Sometimes even I could not read what I had written(seriously). But still I cleared both PE-I(equivalent to cpt but was then in descripttive format) & PE II(equivalent to IPCC) with really good marks. So pls do not bother about these small issues.

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Mayank Mall (CA-Final) (316 Points)
Replied 05 July 2011

well thanku fr tht, its nt tht m worried or somethin, my cpt result is awaited so was just planning over the to-do's, i guess.

And thnx fr the real help, so finally i guess staying in the comfortable zone doesn't cost u marks, tht's the best thng for me if is true.

ravi singhal (CA Final) (96 Points)
Replied 05 July 2011

This is a 100% professional exam, so no handwriting business and all (yes it should be legible for the examiner to understand) but apart from that no beautifying colouring drawing and all.. You will be judged only on ur knowledge basis.

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