dont go to archived classes ... it absolute waste of time ... munish's hand book is suffiient ...to crack exam with exemption ....in law ... 

even if u joined ... only 8 classes are there  for company law ..

allied laws would be taught by another faculty named vikas oswal ....

so dont wast ur time .... 

Originally posted by : charanteja.nsr
	dont go to archived classes ... it absolute waste of time ... munish's hand book is suffiient ...to crack exam with exemption ....in law ...  even if u joined ... only 8 classes are there  for company law .. allied laws would be taught by another faculty named vikas oswal .... so dont wast ur time ....

HOW IS ALLIED LAWS CLASS???HOW MANY SESSIONS ARE THERE IN TOTAL FOR ALLIED LAWS??

2 classes are completed may be 2 or 3 to go .... vikas oswal is a good option for audit ...  may be this is first time he is dealing with allied laws , though he taught well dont take any risk ... so its better to do law with jayaraman , or any other faculty in ur locale ....

regards

I am currently an IPCC student, so I just want to know for future reference.

How is B.Ravi's sir class for CA Final? I attended when he previously took Co. Law at Eten (IPCC) and I was not very satisfied. He took only the basics (but he explained the basics very well) and dint go indepth at all as required for the IPCC syllabus. And though his class was scheduled for 3hrs by Eten (once a week that too), he sometimes cancelled classes or else took class for only 1 1/2 or 2 hrs only.

So Mr. Charanteja can you pls advise me if in the future if it is advisable to go to his classes in Law for final? Did he explain concepts in depth?

Thanks in advance

Originally posted by : Sharon
	I am currently an IPCC student, so I just want to know for future reference. How is B.Ravi's sir class for CA Final? I attended when he previously took Co. Law at Eten (IPCC) and I was not very satisfied. He took only the basics (but he explained the basics very well) and dint go indepth at all as required for the IPCC syllabus. And though his class was scheduled for 3hrs by Eten (once a week that too), he sometimes cancelled classes or else took class for only 1 1/2 or 2 hrs only. So Mr. Charanteja can you pls advise me if in the future if it is advisable to go to his classes in Law for final? Did he explain concepts in depth? Thanks in advance

dear friend 

you have already experienced ravi sir classes .. so i dont want to say anything new in addition to your views posted above . generally eten people give less priority to theoritacal subjects like auditing , law , isca ...  so hardly 1 session per week , they take 4 months ie dec to march to complete syllabus . if any 1 class misses for some reason u have to wait for a week days and u may loose interest in subject and maxium 8 sessions for ca final compay law (just giving introduction about the provisions , that to make them familiar to u but not indepth) 

so my suggestion is just go to institute which deals the subject daily so it takes 20 days maxium to complete the total syllabus and u can start ur prepration and after taking coaching i think we can do it on our own .. munish's handbook is sufficeint , in additon i have read some where kamal garg is taking law classes in chennai for next batch .. i have attended his audting classes he deals the subject very professionally ... so u may try his classes once else jayaraman is best option if u want indepth (my freind said he teaches the subject just treating ca students like cs students as these people need in depth knowldege in various laws ) ...

hope u got the required answer from me if u still need any info post here .... 

regards

teja.nsr

Thank you sir for the info! You have confirmed my doubts.

Now I need not waste money/time on his classes.

hi sharon ... i dont want to reply your queries here in open post  . PM your mail id or else accept my friend request as u have restricted to post private messages by others .