We often complain when IPCC results aren’t in our favour, but when our efforts bear fruit later, we somehow feel the difference. There are new learnings, new approach and so much more. SRCC Wings of Fire brings together several such experiences so that you pass with flying colours.
“Stick to the fight when you’re hardest hit,
It’s when things seem worst that you must not quit!”
#1 With 276 in group 1 in Nov 15, Utkarsh Agrawal couldn’t qualify group 2 in May 16 in which he passed individually in each of the subjects, but could not score 150 in aggregate. Like any other CA student, he initially blamed the ICAI for his results. Let’s see what he suggested later after introspecting!
#2 A national level debate awardee, 95% scorer in class 12, Shivani Jain took 4 attempts to clear IPCC group 1. Passing group 2 in the first go wasn’t difficult as she had realized what was going wrong. Do not fear failure but rather fear not trying. Read below what she has to say for all this.
#3 Our today’s interview is about a person who managed to get a good aggregate, passed in all individual subjects except that one dreaded subject. Yes, you guessed it right ! IT-SM. Preparing all the subjects for that one mistake was very tormenting. But that is not the end of the story. Arpit Chawla scored an aggregate of 175 in the next attempt with an exemption (64) in ITSM. Find out how !
#4 Today’s post in the ‘Don’t Quit’ series is about one of our very diligent volunteers whose aggregate score and IT-SM marks made him repeat his attempt in May 17. Bharath Gupta now works assiduously for other CA aspirants.
#5 How many of you simply endorse the solution without a proper written practice, ignore the formats of financial statements or are too lazy to prepare working notes?
Niti Banka, whose scores in Advanced Accounting made her repeat the second group, recounts her experience and gives the following suggestions.
#6 “I had taken the course very lightly. It took me another attempt to realise that the syllabus is not something I could finish overnight”, said Yogita Nemani recounting her Nov’16 experience.
Find out valuable insights and advices in today’s story and gear up before it’s too late!
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