Ronak Choudhary (CA Final Article) (130 Points)
03 March 2010Hi Friends,
I am appearing for my PCC in May '10..
I have not yet been able to complete my portion for once..But I am sure that I will do it by 15th march,,
Can anyone please suggest me a way in which I can do my revision and complete my preparations by 15th April..I have my BCom exams from 22nd April..
Please help me as to what exactly I should do for my revision and how many days should I allot per subject..
Regards,
Ronak
Ankur Garg
(Company Secretary and Compliance Officer)
(114773 Points)
Replied 03 March 2010
Some Exam Preparation Tips
1. Try and complete your Scanner with the help of suggested answers of previous examinations.
2. Plan your revision schedule as early as possible and follow the same honestly and keep reviewing it and make necessary changes as and when necessary.
3. For good revision Invest your time in Exam oriented discussion. There are two advantage of this activity:
i. You may discuss your problems in such discussions and resolve them.
ii. These discussions will also help you to focus on your goal.
4. In examination hall length of answer plays an important role due to time factor. Regarding this you may take reference from suggested answers provided by ICAI.
5. Very Important Revision Tips: What you prepare on Monday try and recall it on Tuesday without using books. If you are able to recall 60%-70%, then you are 100% going to succeed in this examination. Again try to recall the same after the gap of 2-3 days.
6. Use abbreviation method. If you have 10 points to remember in a question give them a certain abbreviation and remember that abbreviation. See the example below:
In section 293 of Companies Act, 1956 there are 5 clauses from (a) to (e). My abbreviation to remember these 5 clauses is “SRIBC”. S=Sell/R=Remit/I=Invest/B=Borrow/C=Contribute. Have a look at Section-293 and verify yourself.
7. Stay away from Time wasting and unproductive habits. At least during exam times.
8. Prepare a list of questions which you consider tuff or a bit time consuming. Prepare a handout yourself with solution of these questions and give them a reading on regularly basis with a time gap of 2-3 days.
9. Prepare a list of frequently asked questions with the help of Scanner and practice them properly.
10. Give a little bit time to every subject per day. Try and increase your study time day by day.
11. After 25 April do not add any new topic in your schedule. Just focus on revision-revision and revision. According to me a 8 to 10 days revision is enough to succeed.
12. Stop collecting different notes per day. Try and figure out the notes which are relevant for you and support your style of study. Only use them for exam purpose.
Best Regards
Ankur Garg
(Company Secretary and Compliance Officer)
(114773 Points)
Replied 03 March 2010
I would advise you to analyse these points very carefully. Sincerely hope that these suggestions would be off some help.
All the Best & Regards
Ronak Choudhary
(CA Final Article)
(130 Points)
Replied 03 March 2010
Hey Ankur thanks a lot for these points..I am planning the way you have mentioned..The problem I am facing is allotment of time to different subjects..I hav 6 subjects and 30 days in hand which actually looks like a lot of time..But I am not able to make a perfect plan as to how should i allocate time to each subject...
Ankur Garg
(Company Secretary and Compliance Officer)
(114773 Points)
Replied 03 March 2010
I can understand your problem. Remember one thing only you can prepare a plan for yourself and to avoid failure you have to do it right now without wasting any time keeping in view of your abilities.
As per my suggestion allocate some time to each subject. First read the subject in which you have less interest and where some extra effort is required. Than refer the subject with which you are comfortable keeping in view your interest and knowledge.
Don’t waste your time and don’t think too much. It’s time to do something.
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