Planning
for CA Foundation
Gurukripa recommends to join coaching classes immediately after 12th
Standard or Foundation Registration, whichever is earlier. The student should
plan sufficient time for his own preparation after attending classes for making
at least 2-3 revisions, which is a must for this professional examination.
Joining
Coaching Classes:
(a) Classes provide a special
advantage in that students will be able to assimilate the concepts / principles
/ procedures, etc. much quickly than by way of self–study. Attending Classes
also helps the students to improve their insights, to improve confidence
levels, and to learn the new procedures procedurally and systematically. So, it
is advisable to attend classes for all the subjects at CA Foundation, since Professional
Exams are relatively new for a student who is fresh out of school.
Gurukripa’s FoundationClasses are
usually conducted in many times a year, generally after the 12th
Standard Board Exams.
Utilising
Classes effectively:
When the student attends classes for
various subjects in CA Foundation, he would enhance his knowledge of the
syllabus, topics and concepts in various subjects, which was covered in +1 and
+2 Syllabus. During this period, most of the time may be spent in attending
classes. Hence, it is suggested that the student revise and understand the
topics dealt with in the classes, in the same pace as that of the Faculty
Member.
This is a crucial stage where the
student has to carefully balance two priorities – (i) Classes, and (ii) Own
preparation. Each one is as important as the other.
Every Class / Session should be
backed up by the students’ own – (i) pre–class preparation, and (ii) post–class
revision.
Pre–Class
Preparation:
Pre–Class Preparation is intended to
orient the student to the various topics / keywords / issues. Generally, the
Teacher would give an indication of the topics / issues, to be dealt with in
the next class. The student is advised to browse through that topic / issue,
without any obligation to “understand” that issue. The initial reading is
intended only as a backdrop orientation, to gain a better hold of the issue /
topic, when it is being discussed in the classroom.
Post–Class
Revision:
Post–Class Revision will help the
student to maintain pace with the Teacher, in the various topics. Doubts /
Questions which arise when studying the same issue again, can be cleared from
the Teacher in the next class.
While
attending classes:
· syllabus in each subject,
· topics of study in each subject,
· nature of application-oriented
areas / problems in each topic,
· methods applied to solve
application-oriented problems, and
· pattern of previous exam questions.
Why Gurukripa’s Classes for CA Inter?
Gurukripa’s Classes
for CA Inter Classes commence immediately after the Foundation Results from
August and February every year. Registration for the August / February sessions
commence from 1st Week of July / January respectively.
Both Morning and
Evening Batches are available to students. Seats are allotted on a
“first–come–first–served basis” only. Students are advised to register early in
order to obtain the batch of their preference / choice.
For details on
Classes and Registration Visit: www.shrigurukripa.com/
Joining coaching
classes in Nov / May for the next May / Nov exams will lead to less revision
time. Hence, it is advisable to be “early birds” for classes and “catch the
worm” by passing the CA Exams in flying Colours.
Class Dos and
Don’ts:
Pre–class preparation
will help the student assimilate the discussion / lecture, in a much better
fashion. If we could obtain preliminary information about songs, storyline,
actors, etc. before we watch a 3–hour movie, should we not be prepared in
advance for a CA Class?
Attendance at
classes should be purposive and not a mere physical presence. The student
should –
(a) be in time
for the classes,
(b) actively
participate in the classroom discussion,
(c) ask doubts /
queries to the Teacher, and get the issue clarified / sorted,
(d) answer
questions posed by the Teacher,
(e) understand
that classroom is a “group” environment, and not disturb other students,
(f) concentrate
on the subject / concept, and not on unrelated issues,
(g) utilize
every minute spent in the classroom, in the most effective fashion.
Joining Coaching Classes and attending them is a “conscious decision”,
and not an “accident”. To the extent possible, do not miss any class. If due to
reasons beyond one’s control (illness, etc.) if you miss any class, then get
those points / issues clarified from the Teacher in the next class. Remember,
the Teacher is interested in your career, in the same manner as you are.
Do not be selective
in attending classes, e.g. certain topics already studied at Plus Two Level,
etc. For that topic, the Teacher can provide guidance on the level of knowledge
required for CA Inter Exams. There is always something new to be learnt in
every class.
Classroom is a
holy place, where knowledge is transmitted and shared, and where careers are
shaped. Maintain the decorum of the classroom and behave in a responsible
manner.
Only Parents and
Teachers will be interested in the students’ career, without any expectation of
return benefit. The Teachers’ words should be respected, and not ignored as
“routine advise”. Absolute Faith in the Teachers’ words / guidance / advise,
will reward the student positively in the exams.
