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Suggest book for fm in ipcc

sorna raja (CA IPCC BL Vth YEAR CS EXECUTIVE) (120 Points)

14 April 2012

plzz somebody suggest me some good reference book for financial management in ipcc. also plzz me give tips and strategies in preparation for this subject..thanks in advance.......

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SAMIR KUMAR (CA FINAL(GR. I CLEARED) CFA (IND)) (521 Points)
Replied 14 April 2012

GO FOR P.C. TULSIAN. ITS A SELF STUDY BOOK.THE LANGUAGE IS SO SIMPLE U WONT REGRET BUYING IT.

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CA Rashaad Meer (...) (129 Points)
Replied 15 April 2012

Follow the Link below
https://reliancepublications.com/fmt.html

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Dr. r p rustagi-taxmann publishers

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shabbeer ( student) (68 Points)
Replied 15 April 2012

munish bhundari

Rahul (Chartered Accountnat CS) (1580 Points)
Replied 15 April 2012

No doubt ashish kalra is d best

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rahul (Chartered Accountant) (5570 Points)
Replied 16 April 2012

Better arrange class notes of any good teacher ,, ashish kalra class notes are good but his book is not good for self study.... PC Tulsian is undoubtly best reference book for self study.

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Ritika Khatri (Article Trainee) (41 Points)
Replied 16 April 2012

FM is very easy and scoring subject. u should actually try to get some good classes notes . also for FM, Module is must. Theory in Costing FM paper comes for around 25 marks. u cant leave it on option, atleast once, go through the chapter. study material is very nice.

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SamTK (Chartered Accountant) (194 Points)
Replied 17 April 2012

I self-studied Group I without any external assistance.

I scored an 80 in Cost Accounting and Financial Management, so I'm fairly confident my advice would be an experienced adviced.

I referred to P.C. Tulsian, Padhuka and the Scanner.

Start studying each chapter by P.C. Tulsian. Conceptually, I believe it's one of the best books out in the market. Once you're done with each chapter in P.C. Tulsian, study Padhuka. And bear in mind, follow this sequence chapter-wise. And finally, when you believe you have your concepts straigthened out, do the questions in the Scanner. If you're able to complete the questions in the scanner properly, you're fit to go.

But don't dishearten yourself if you don't get the questions in the Scanner right. It happens a lot. The important thing is you learn your mistakes. A lot of the questions in the past papers require a high amount of conceptual intellect. I got many of the questions wrong, but after I read through them, I realized my mistakes were very minor. Conceptually, I was doing very well.

So well, that's my advice. Hopefully that'd help you out.

Good luck for your examinations. And remember, everything in the question paper can be found in the books. So revise well.

Regards,
Sam

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MANISH SAINI (CA Final ) (236 Points)
Replied 17 April 2012

khan-jain best book for ipcc fm paper

only for fm not for cost best of luck

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Raman Aggarwal (Expert) (363 Points)
Replied 18 April 2012

I THINK YOU SHOULD GO FOR PC TULSIAN OR ASHISH KALRA

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Poornima (---) (32 Points)
Replied 23 April 2012

can anyone tell me the fee structure and coaching classes of ASHISH KALRA , AJAY JAIN, MUNISH BHANDARI AND PRAVEEN JINDAL and other details also.

plz reply soon

Raman Aggarwal (Expert) (363 Points)
Replied 25 April 2012

Originally posted by : Poornima
	can anyone tell me the fee structure and coaching classes of ASHISH KALRA , AJAY JAIN, MUNISH BHANDARI AND PRAVEEN JINDAL and other details also. plz reply soon