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hi pramod
For Preparing IPCC
my dear students success it is the product of both intelligence and hard work. so for CA for exams both required (intelligence and hard work). number of students face problems for preparation
i.e. how to start & from where to start and from which subject to start like this. Avoid such mistakes following are the steps
observe:
Step 1: After completion of your coaching access remaining period for exams later on analyse yourself preparation for both groups or single group.
Step 2: Draw a scheduled for preparation.
Step 3:I would suggest to all theory part of the subjects better to read early morning time only.
Step 4: You have to be practice problematical papers like Accounts, costing & FM otherwise in
examinations difficult to salve the problems.
Step 5:Before going to exams you have to be revision totalsyllabus 2 to 3 times.
Step 6:My dear students in law & income Taxation subjects don't code wrong section its results may be loss of marks. u have 100% confident on that u can code other wise write like, prescribed section.
Step 7:In examination presentation is very important that's reason u have to start every question in fresh page and code question number in middle of the page & Avoid striking and write legible this is helpful to get more marks.
Step 8: After finish your exam don't discuss with friends regarding that exam. left your question paper in examination hall and start your preparation for next exam.
Step 9: suppose in group I A/c paper u r not presented properly just ignore that and prepare for next exam.Maximum of students are doing is any one paper not presented properly he/she not concentrate remaining exams. My dear students don't do like that may be chance remaining papers u can get exemption. So thinkpositive.
Step 10:Dear students after completion of your exams in case u have doubt any subject start your preparation immediately because after announcing of the result u have only 2.5 months only. For clearing CA exams may be take one or more attempt so don't get mentally stress.

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