Hansini Buch's Blog

Dear Friends, I have already shared my thoughts and tips on the subject  How to prepare for CA exams?  in my earlier article. Today we are going to discuss in details about a very important part of our study strategy, which is 'Time table'. The moment you hear the word 'Time table' or 'Time schedule', a typical tabular presentation emerges in your mind listing dates/days/time in one column and activities to be completed in the next columns. Our normal tendency is, we follow the time table only when we are compelled to do this by someone else. But when you prepare the time table on your own and follow it, believe me, you get amazing results. We have to use this power of time table in our CA exam preparation, or for that matter, any academic or professional exam.  Why one should have a study time table?                               We all know that each one of us has 24 hours in a day, but the perso...

Dear Friends,  No one of us is unaffected from the direct/indirect adverse effects of this COVID-19 pandemic. And one of its major adverse impact is postponement of CA exams, once again.  Postponement of exams is something very disturbing for any student, especially when one is preparing for professional exams since almost last 12 months. We feel like that our dreams and plans have been delayed and it is like testing the patient level of students.  But this is the time, one should use tactfully and smartly, to get the best results of one's preparations.  Here are a few think points:  (1) Take stock of your preparation and cover the topics/chapters, which have remained pending due to any reason. This will make your preparation complete.  (2) Spend some days on revision of topics/chapters which you find complex or difficult. This will boost up your confidence.  (3) Use this time for writing practice. It is very well possible that you have skipped paper w...