I am registered under old course and gave my first group exams this time which didn't go well...seeing the level of difficulty of papers under old course this time as compared to new course is it advisable to shift to new course?Plz guide me?
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Should i shift to new course?
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IT NOT MATTER OF HARD PAPERS OR ALL
I THINK YOU SHOULD SHIFT TO NEW ONE
BEST OF LUCK !!
Opt for new, But remember, The level of difficulty will be same:)
yes level of difficulty will be same...
The level of difficulty will be the same in both the courses. However, its is advisable to write under the new course because even if you study for the old course, in practicality the new course is only applicable. i.e, the new course is only going to be adopted while practicing. Hence, in the new course you'll get both knowledge and exam marks whereas the old course is only helpful for exams and after exams you'll have to study the new course again for knowledge updation even if you don't need to write the exam.
Good luck! :)
Thanx all..but my group 2 is cleared in old course..and i have studied group 1 in old course...will it not be difficult for me if i switch to new course now?
IPCC or final??
It may be difficult..But it's more helpful at this moment..If all you want is marks then you should continue with the old course..But as professionals we need to have updated knowledge..For this, sooner or later you should read the new course..I feel instead of studying 2 syllabuses you can just switch to the new course and study once
@ Sana i am in CA Final..
Thanx...Amrutha..u r in final?
Currently in Articles, Final attempt is in November 2020
Rahul....same case....but I converted
but we can't predict icai may be next time they can do the reverse.. it's a loss loss situation
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