I AM FAN OF YOUR DEAR PRAVINCHANDRA FOR YOUR HONESTY.

Originally posted by : CA Ravi sisodia
	I AM FAN OF YOUR DEAR PRAVINCHANDRA FOR YOUR HONESTY.

Dont know what to say..!

Hi PRAVINCHANDRA The points you listed are so crucial that you cannot leave anything especially WT blunder you made. I salute your honesty with which you wrote all this. Especially useful to CA Final Students.

Accepting mistake and rectifying is a stepping stone for success.

very good post

i was still tring to figure out how will i fail if i do as results r coming on 5th

but still now i will get up again and work harder 

thanks pravinchandra

Text from an article by Ashish K Mishra at Business.in:

{{Many feel that this is where the larger problem with chartered accountancy as a professional course lies. Compared to other courses like Chartered Financial Analyst or even an MBA with a specialisation in Finance, which are fairly practical in their approach and assessment, chartered accountancy continues to concentrate a lot on ex post facto analysis and rote learning. “Let me just say that the demand for good accountants far outstrips the supply. The course gives a fair grounding of accounting, finance, tax and mathematics. But it could do a lot with what is currently relevant, in terms of applying the learning to actual situations, because the moment it is tested, people flounder,” says Bobby Parikh, Partner, BMR Advisors. ICAI currently doesn’t provide any such training and does little beyond distributing course materials, past years’ question papers and suggested answers.}} 

Read more: https://business.in.com/article/numerix/fewer-students-are-passing-the-ca-final-exams-why/10192/1#ixzz1CiIa1QQl

However ICAI has regulation :

39(2) The Council may, in its discretion, revise the marks obtained by all candidates or a section of candidates in any particular paper or papers or in the aggregate in such manner as may be considered necessary, for maintaining the standards of pass percentage provided in these Regulations.

But I dont think they have ever used this right!!!

Originally posted by : CA. Dashrath Maheshwari
	However ICAI has regulation : 39(2) The Council may, in its discretion, revise the marks obtained by all candidates or a section of candidates in any particular paper or papers or in the aggregate in such manner as may be considered necessary, for maintaining the standards of pass percentage provided in these Regulations. But I dont think they have ever used this right!!!

Many times it has (mis)used ( ? )its power in opposite direction by reducing marks. 

The day you realize

that you committed mistakes

and you take remedial actions;

the journey of SUCCESS begins !

seriously a honest confession and good expierence sharing ....

every one must be inspired by it

thanks for sharing

Originally posted by : CA. Dashrath Maheshwari
	However ICAI has regulation : 39(2) The Council may, in its discretion, revise the marks obtained by all candidates or a section of candidates in any particular paper or papers or in the aggregate in such manner as may be considered necessary, for maintaining the standards of pass percentage provided in these Regulations. But I dont think they have ever used this right!!!

Sir..,

After exam I expected to score

55-59 in Accounts got 58,

60-70 in SFM got 56,

45-50 in Audit got 46( Considering Audit valuation is always strict )

45-50 in Law got 56

45-50 in cost got 41

43-48 in isca got 34

43-45 in DT got 36

58 in IDT got 58.

I attempted above 85 marks in all subs. In  DT I can say that they dint give any marks for half correct answers or stages, they alloted marks only those answers which are 100% correct. So I think valuation criteria is different for different Subjects.We can get good marks in IDT or Law but not in DT or Audit. One more thing for attention of old course students who now converted to new, till now MICS in considered scoring subject in second group and valuation was littel bit liberal, But not in ISCA. We can say ICAI giving equal importance to this subject considering raising  requirement of ISA qualification for Members. So dont neglect it.

"IT IS WISE TO LEARN FROM OTHERS MISTAKE"

THANKS FOR SHARING WITH US

Originally posted by : Resham
	Originally posted by : Pulkit Gupta Very good post and I salute ur bravery dat u r admitting ur mistake Sir in a public forum... Will be really helpful to Final/PCC aspirants.... And a wonderful story posted by you....     No doubt you re brave too.... I know you'll make it next time... Just go for it... !!

 Great Effort. Thanks a lot brother...

full of movitinal gooooooood boss

excellent post....really kudos to your spirit and strength....your post was really inspiring to us. Keep posting and all the best for your next attempt!