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8 years ago
Guide-Level 12
For SAT and ACT: It depends on your proficiency and your target score. If you are aiming for the top 10 percentile and also are quite proficient already, then spend 3 hours for 2 weeks solving papers and revision. If you have just started preparing, then spend 2 hours for 3 months to gain good understanding of the test pattern and to do well.
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8 years agoGuide-Level 12
If you are so much desperate to appear the exam you should start your full-fledged preparation now so that you could qualify the exam as early as possible.
PCS exams need very determined preparation and it ideally takes 2 years preparation at least.
So, start your preparation now. You should go ahead by starting from general studies and when after sometime start the optional subjects and remaining papers.
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8 years ago
Scholar-Level 18
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8 years ago
Guide-Level 13
There isn't any such important topic for CA exams, still, I would suggest you to refer your practice manual's initial pages in order to get an overview of weightage of every chapter of the syllabus.
Otherwise, what all CA requires is regular studies.
All the very best.
Good luck.
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8 years ago
Scholar-Level 17
1. Arihant Publication MBA: - Good book and the best thing is, it cover all the parts.
2. R.S Agarwal: - There is nothing in India for reasoning better then R.S Agarwal
3. NCERT Books: - You will get to know many things for the paper, if you prepare from NCERT books.
4. Tata McGraw Hills: - Good books which give lot of information.
5. Magazine: - Go for Pra
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Guide-Level 14
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Scholar-Level 17
quantitative aptitude and data interpretation.
The section had at least one question from each topic under QA and DI. The topics covered include mainly arithmetic (averages, percentage, profit and loss, ratio and proportion, time and distance, time and work) and modern maths including Geometry, PnC Probability. Apart from it, there was a good balance of questions between data interpretation and data sufficiency. Overall, NMAT is a predictable paper. A correct attempt of 30 to 35 questions can
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8 years ago
Guide-Level 13
Candidates can prepare for the CFA 2025 certification course by reading many reference materials mentioned below-
Name of Books | Authors |
|---|---|
Investment Banking: Valuation, Leveraged Buyouts, and Mergers & Acquisitions | Pearl and Rosenbaum |
2021 CFA Level I | Kaplan Schweser |
Strategic Value Investing: Practical Techniques of Leading Value Investors | Stephen M. Horan, Robert R. Johnson and Thomas R. Robinson |
When Genius Failed: The Rise and Fall of Long-Term Capital Management | Roger Lowenstein |
The Cartoon Guide to Statistics | Larry Gonick and Woollcott Smith |
CFA Level I | Bhupesh Ananad |
The Handbook of Fixed Income Securities | Frank J. Fabozzi |
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