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1Introduction to accounting standard
Introduction to accounting standard
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2Framework from preparation and presentantion of financial statements
Framework from preparation and presentantion of financial statements
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3Applicability of Accounting Standard
Applicability of Accounting Standard
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4Presentation & disclousures based Accounting Standard
Presentation & disclousures based Accounting Standard
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5Assets based accounting standards
Assets based accounting standards
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6Liabilities Based Accounting standards
Liabilities Based Accounting standards
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7Accounting standards based on items impecting financial statement
Accounting standards based on items impecting financial statement
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8Revenue based accounting standard
Revenue based accounting standard
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9Other accounting standards
Other accounting standards
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10Accounting standards for consolidated financial statement
Accounting standards for consolidated financial statement
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11Financial Statements of companies
Financial Statements of companies
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12Buyback of securities
Buyback of securities
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13Amalgamation of companies
Amalgamation of companies
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14Internal Recontruction
Internal Recontruction
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15Accounting for branches including Foreign Branches
Accounting for branches including Foreign Branches
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16Preliminary
Preliminary
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17Incorporation of company and Matters incidental thereto
Incorporation of company and Matters incidental thereto
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18Prospectus and allotment of securities
Prospectus and allotment of securities
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19Share capital and Debenture
Share capital and Debenture
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20Acceptance of deposits by companies
Acceptance of deposits by companies
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21Chapter - 6 Registration of charges
📘 Chapter–6: Registration of Charges | Law | CA Intermediate & CMA Intermediate
In this video, we cover Chapter 6 – Registration of Charges in a clear and exam-oriented manner. This chapter is extremely important for both CA Intermediate and CMA Intermediate students, especially from the Companies Act perspective.
We will discuss:
✔ Meaning and concept of Charge
✔ Types of Charges (Fixed & Floating)
✔ Registration of Charges with ROC
✔ Time limit for registration
✔ Consequences of non-registration
✔ Modification and Satisfaction of Charge
✔ Practical exam-oriented points & case-based understanding
This session is part of our Regular Batch – Full Chapter Coverage, designed to build strong conceptual clarity and help you score maximum marks in exams. Whether you are preparing for CA Inter or CMA Inter, this lecture will help you understand the legal provisions in a simple and structured format.
📌 Watch till the end for complete conceptual clarity.
📌 Perfect for revision and first-time learners.
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22Management & Administration
Management & Administration
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23Declearation and Payment of dividend
Declearation and Payment of dividend
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24Declaration and payment of Dividend [ PART 1 ]
📘 CA INTERMEDIATE – CORPORATE AND OTHER LAWS 🎯 Chapter 8: Declaration and Payment of Dividend | Part – 1
In this session, we will be starting one of the most important and exam-oriented chapters of Corporate and Other Laws – Declaration and Payment of Dividend. This chapter plays a crucial role in your CA Intermediate examinations and is frequently asked in both theory and practical questions.
In this lecture, you will learn:
✔️ Meaning and Types of Dividend
✔️ Conditions for Declaration of Dividend
✔️ Sources of Dividend
✔️ Final Dividend vs Interim Dividend
✔️ Provisions related to Payment of Dividend
✔️ Important Legal Requirements under Companies Act
✔️ Exam-Oriented Concepts
Explained in Points This class is specially designed for CA Intermediate Students to help you understand the provisions in a simple and conceptual manner with practical exam approach.
👩🏫 Faculty: Prof. Khushboo Joon
📚 Subject: Corporate and Other Laws
📝 Batch: Regular Batch
▶️ Chapter 8: Declaration and Payment of Dividend
📌 Part – 1
Stay tuned for upcoming parts of this chapter!
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25Declaration and Payment of Dividend [ Part -2 ]
📘 CA INTERMEDIATE – CORPORATE AND OTHER LAWS 🎯 Chapter 8: Declaration and Payment of Dividend | Part – 1
In this session, we will be starting one of the most important and exam-oriented chapters of Corporate and Other Laws – Declaration and Payment of Dividend. This chapter plays a crucial role in your CA Intermediate examinations and is frequently asked in both theory and practical questions.
In this lecture, you will learn:
✔️ Meaning and Types of Dividend
✔️ Conditions for Declaration of Dividend
✔️ Sources of Dividend
✔️ Final Dividend vs Interim Dividend
✔️ Provisions related to Payment of Dividend
✔️ Important Legal Requirements under Companies Act
✔️ Exam-Oriented Concepts
Explained in Points This class is specially designed for CA Intermediate Students to help you understand the provisions in a simple and conceptual manner with practical exam approach.
👩🏫 Faculty: Prof. Khushboo Joon
📚 Subject: Corporate and Other Laws
📝 Batch: Regular Batch
▶️ Chapter 8: Declaration and Payment of Dividend
📌 Part – 1
Stay tuned for upcoming parts of this chapter!
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26Accounts of companies
Accounts of companies
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27Audit and Auditor
Audit and Auditor
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28Chapter 10 – Audit and Auditors
In this lecture, Prof. Khushboo Joon explains corporate and other laws Chapter 10 – Audit and Auditors for CA Intermediate students in a simple and conceptual manner.
This class is part of our Regular Batch Series, designed to help students build strong conceptual clarity and perform well in CA Intermediate examinations.
📌 Topics Covered in This Lecture
• Meaning of Audit
• Appointment of Auditor
• Eligibility and Qualifications of Auditor
• Disqualifications of Auditor
• Rights and Duties of Auditor
• Removal and Resignation of Auditor
• Practical Exam Concepts
This lecture will help students understand important auditing concepts that are frequently asked in CA Intermediate exams.
👩🏫 Faculty: Prof. Khushboo Joon
📘 Course: corporate and other laws
📖 Chapter: Audit and Auditors
🎓 Level: CA Intermediate
▶ Part: 1
📚 Batch: Regular Batch
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29Companies incorporated outside india
Companies incorporated outside india
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30The Limited Liability partnership act , 2008
The Limited Liability partnership act , 2008
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31Chapter 1: The General Clauses Act, 1897
The General Clauses Act of 1897 is a piece of legislation that provides rules for the interpretation of statutes. These rules are applicable to all Central Acts and Regulations, unless the context otherwise requires.
The General Clauses Act of 1897, often referred to as the Interpretation Act, indeed lays down the fundamental principles for interpreting legislation in India. It serves as a crucial tool for ensuring consistency and coherence in legal interpretation across various statutes. By providing standardized legal terminology, techniques, and expressions, the Act helps in avoiding ambiguity and promoting clarity in legislative language.
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32Chapter 2: Interpretation of Statutes
Use of natural and grammatical meaning* helps in the interpretation of a statute:
- Statutes are to be first understood in their natural, ordinary, or popular sense and must be construed according to their plain, literal and grammatical meaning.
- If there is an inconsistency with any express intention or declared purpose of the statute, or it involves any absurdity, repugnancy, inconsistency, the grammatical sense must then be modified, extended or abridged only to avoid such an inconvenience, but no further.
Example: In a question before the court whether the sale of betel leaves was subject to sales tax. In this matter the Supreme Court held that betel leaves could not be given the dictionary, technical or botanical meaning when the ordinary and natural meaning is clear and unambiguous. Being the word of everyday use it must be understood in its popular sense by which people are conversant with it as also the meaning which the statute dealing with the matter would attribute to it. Therefore, the sale of betel leaves was liable to sale tax.
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33Chapter 3: Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999
The Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA), enacted by the Government of India in 1999, regulates foreign exchange transactions and management. FEMA provides a comprehensive legal framework for regulating foreign exchange transactions, cross-border trade, payments, foreign investments, and other aspects of foreign exchange management.... Read more at: https://vajiramandravi.com/upsc-exam/foreign-exchange-management-act-fema/
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34Chapter 1 – Basic Concepts
In this lecture, we cover Income Tax – Chapter 1: Basic Concepts of Taxation, which is one of the most important and scoring chapters for students of:
✔️ CA Intermediate
✔️ CMA Intermediate
✔️ CS Executive
✔️ B.Com
This session is designed to build your strong foundation in Income Taxation for upcoming exams.
📚 Topics Covered in this Lecture: • Introduction to Income Tax • Scope of Total Income
• Previous Year & Assessment Year
• Residential Status
• Assessee
• Person
• Income
• Gross Total Income
• Key Definitions & Practical Examples
This class will help you understand the basic framework of taxation, which is essential for further chapters in Income Tax.
🎯 Perfect for: CA Inter | CMA Inter | CS Executive | B.Com Students
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35Residence and scope of total income
Residence and scope of total income
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36Heads of income
Heads of income
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37Chapter-3 salary [ part -1 ]
📘 INCOME TAX – CHAPTER 3: HEADS OF INCOME Unit 1: Salaries | CA Intermediate & CMA Intermediate | Part 1 Welcome to this detailed lecture on Chapter 3 – Heads of Income, focusing on Unit 1: Salaries for CA Intermediate and CMA Intermediate students.
In this class, we will cover:
✔ Meaning and scope of Salary under the Income Tax Act
✔ Basis of Charge (Section 15)
✔ Components of Salary (Section 17)
✔ Allowances – Taxable & Exempt
✔ Perquisites – Meaning and Valuation Basics
✔ Provident Funds – Types and Tax Treatment (Introduction)
✔ Important exam-oriented concepts and practical adjustments
This session is specially designed for Regular Batch students with a clear, structured, and conceptual approach along with practical examples for better exam performance.
🎯 Focus: Concept clarity + Exam-oriented preparation
📌 Applicable for: CA Intermediate & CMA Intermediate
📚 Part 1 – Foundation concepts of Salary
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38Chapter-3 salary [ Part - 2]
In this session, Prof. Raj Kumar covers the important Income Tax Chapter – Heads of Income: Salary for CA Intermediate and CMA Intermediate students.
This video is a part of the Regular Batch – Part 2, specially designed to help students understand salary income concepts in a simple and practical manner for upcoming exams.
📚 Covered in this Lecture:
• Income from Salary Concept
• Allowances
• Perquisites
• Profit in Lieu of Salary
• Salary Deductions
• Exam Oriented Questions
This lecture will help you build strong conceptual clarity for both CA Inter and CMA Inter Income Tax Syllabus.
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39Chapter-3 salary [ Part -3 ]
n this session, Prof. Raj Kumar covers the important Income Tax Chapter – Heads of Income: Salary for CA Intermediate and CMA Intermediate students.
This video is a part of the Regular Batch – Part 2, specially designed to help students understand salary income concepts in a simple and practical manner for upcoming exams.
📚 Covered in this Lecture:
• Income from Salary Concept
• Allowances
• Perquisites
• Profit in Lieu of Salary
• Salary Deductions
• Exam Oriented Questions
This lecture will help you build strong conceptual clarity for both CA Inter and CMA Inter Income Tax Syllabus.
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40Income from House Property
Income from House Property
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41Profits and Gains from Business or Profession
Profits and Gains from Business or Profession
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42Capital Gains
Capital Gains
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43Income from Other Sources
Income from Other Sources
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44Income of other persons included in assessees total income
Income of other persons included in assessees total income
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45Aggregation of income, set-off and carry forward of losses
Aggregation of income, set-off and carry forward of losses
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46Deduction from Gross total Income
Deduction from Gross total Income
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47Advance tax , tax deduction at source and tax collection at source
Advance tax , tax deduction at source and tax collection at source
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48Provision for filing return of income and self assesment
Provision for filing return of income and self assesment
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49Income tax liability - computation and optimisation
Income tax liability - computation and optimisation
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50Chapter 1 - Introduction to Cost & Management Accounting
In this lecture, we cover Cost Accounting – Chapter 1: Introduction to Cost and Management Accounting, which is one of the most important foundation chapters for:
✔️ CA Intermediate
✔️ CMA Intermediate
This session will help you understand the basic concepts of Cost and Management Accounting in a simple and exam-oriented manner
👨🏫 By Prof. Nitish Saini
📚 Chapter 1 Covers the Following Topics:
• Meaning of Cost Accounting
• Objectives of Cost Accounting
• Scope of Cost Accounting
• Evolution of Cost Accounting
• Cost Accounting vs Management Accounting
• Importance & Applications of Cost Accounting
• Functions of Cost Accountant
🎯 This lecture is useful for:
CA Inter Students
CMA Inter Students
Commerce Background Students
Build your strong conceptual base for upcoming exams with this complete chapter lecture
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51Chapter 2–Material Cost [ part-1]
In this lecture, Prof. Nitish Saini explains Cost Accounting Chapter 2 – Material Cost in a simple and conceptual way for CA Intermediate and CMA Intermediate students. This class is part of our Regular Batch Series designed to build strong conceptual understanding for exams as well as practical application in accounting and costing.
📌 Topics Covered in This Lecture
• Introduction to Material Cost
• Direct Material & Indirect Material
• Purchase Procedure of Materials
• Inventory Control Concepts
• Material Cost Management
• Practical Examples for Exams
This lecture will help students understand important costing concepts which are frequently asked in CA & CMA Intermediate examinations.
🎓 Faculty: Prof. Nitish Saini
📘 Course: Cost Accounting (Group 2)
📍 Chapter: Material Cost
📖 Batch: Regular Batch
▶ Part: 1
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52Chapter 2 – Material Cost [ part-2]
In this lecture, Prof. Nitish Saini explains Cost Accounting Chapter 2 – Material Cost (Part 2) in a simple and conceptual way for CA Intermediate and CMA Intermediate students.
This session is part of our Regular Batch Cost Accounting Series, designed to build strong conceptual clarity and help students perform well in examinations.
📌 Topics Covered in This Lecture
• Material Cost Concepts
• Inventory Control Techniques
• EOQ (Economic Order Quantity)
• Stock Levels (Minimum, Maximum, Reorder Level)
• Material Issue Pricing Methods
• Practical Questions and Exam Approach
This lecture will help students understand important costing concepts that are frequently asked in CA & CMA Intermediate examinations.
👨🏫 Faculty: Prof. Nitish Saini
📘 Course: Cost Accounting (Group 2)
📖 Chapter: Material Cost
🎓 Batch: Regular Batch
▶ Part: 2
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53Chapter:- 3 Employee cost and direct expenses
Employee cost and direct expenses
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54Chapter:-4 overheads - Absorption costing method
overheads - Absorption costing method
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55Chapter:-5 Activity based costing
Activity based costing
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56Chapter:- 6 Cost sheet
Cost sheet
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57Chapter:-7 Cost Accounting systems
Cost Accounting systems
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58Chapter:-8 Unit & Batch costing
Unit & Batch costing
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59Chapter:-9 Job costing
Job costing
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60Chapter:-10 Process & operating costing
Process & operating costing
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61Chapter:-11 Joint products and by products
Joint products and by products
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62Chapter:-12 Service costing
Service costing
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63Chapter:-13 Standard costing
Standard costing
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64Chapter:-14 Marginal costing
Marginal costing
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65Chapter:-15 Budgets and budgetary control
Budgets and budgetary control
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66Nature , objective and scope of Audit
Nature, Objective and Scope of Audit –
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67Audit Strategy ,Audit planning and Audit programme
Audit Strategy ,Audit planning and Audit programme
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68Risk Assesment and internal control
Risk Assesment and internal control
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69Audit Documentation and Audit Evidence
Audit Documentation and Audit Evidence
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70Audit of item of Financial statements
Audit of item of Financial statements
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71Audit Documentation
Audit Documentation
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72Completion and review
Completion and review
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73Audit Report
Audit Report
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74Special features of audit of different types of entities
Special features of audit of different types of entities
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75Audit of banks
Audit of banks
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76Ethicss and terms of audit Engagements
Ethicss and terms of audit Engagements
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77Chapter-1 INTRODUCTION TO STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
Welcome to Chapter 1 of CA Inter Strategic Management (SM) – Introduction to Strategic Management. This video is designed as per the latest ICAI syllabus and is perfect for May/November 2026 aspirants. In this lecture, we build a strong foundation by understanding the core concepts of Strategic Management in a simple and exam-oriented manner.
🎯 Topics Covered in This Video:
✅ Meaning & Nature of Strategic Management
✅ Levels of Strategy – Corporate, Business & Functional
✅ Vision, Mission & Objectives
✅ Strategic Intent & Core Competence
✅ Strategic Management Process
✅ Importance of Strategy in Business
This chapter is extremely important for building conceptual clarity and forms the base for advanced topics like SWOT Analysis, Porter’s Models, and Corporate Strategies.
📌 Why Watch This Video?
Simple language & practical examples
ICAI exam-oriented explanation
Past exam question insights
Quick revision points for exams
Concept clarity for scoring high in SM
If you are preparing for CA Inter Group 1 – Strategic Management, this lecture will help you understand the fundamentals clearly and confidently.
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78Chapter -2 Strategic analysis: external environment
📘 CA Intermediate – Strategic Management Chapter 2: Strategic Analysis – External Environment | Full Chapter Explanation Welcome to Excellent Commerce Point (ECP) – Your Trusted Partner for CA & Commerce Success!
1️⃣ Meaning of Strategic Analysis Understand the role of environmental scanning in strategic decision-making and why analyzing the external environment is crucial for long-term business survival and competitive advantage.
2️⃣ Components of External Environment We explain both: ✔ Macro Environment (General Environment) PESTLE Analysis Political Economic Social Technological Legal Environmental factors ✔ Micro Environment (Industry Environment) Customers Competitors Suppliers Intermediaries Publics
3️⃣ Porter’s Five Forces Model A detailed explanation of: Threat of New Entrants Bargaining Power of Buyers Bargaining Power of Suppliers Threat of Substitutes Competitive Rivalry Concept clarity with practical examples for CA exams.
4️⃣ Industry Analysis & Competitive Environment Strategic group analysis Key success factors Industry life cycle Opportunity & threat identification 🎯 Why This Chapter Is Important for CA Inter?
✔ Frequently asked in theory exams
✔ Important for case study-based questions
✔ Builds strong conceptual foundation for Strategy paper
✔ Helps in scoring high with proper presentation
📌 Who Should Watch This?
CA Intermediate students (New Scheme)
B.Com / Commerce students
CMA / CS students studying Strategic Management
Students preparing for professional commerce exams
💡 Study Strategy Tips Included:
How to write answers in ICAI format
Keywords to highlight for better marks
Important RTP, MTP & past exam question coverage
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79Strategic Analysis - Interternal Environment
Strategic Analysis - Interternal Environment
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80Strategic choice
Strategic choice
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81Strategy Implementation and Evaluation
Strategy Implementation and Evaluation
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82Scope and Objectives of Financial Management
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83Types of Financing
Types of Financing
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84Financial Analysis and Planning Ratio Analysis
Financial Analysis and Planning Ratio Analysis
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85Cost of Capital
Cost of Capital
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86Financing Decisions Capital Structure
Financing Decisions Capital Structure
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87Chapter 6 –Introduction of Leverages [ part -1 ]
In this lecture, we will cover Financial Management – Chapter 6: Introduction of Leverages, which is one of the most important concepts in FM (Group 2) for:
✔️ CA Intermediate
✔️ CMA Intermediate
This session will help you understand the fundamentals of Operating Leverage, Financial Leverage and Combined Leverage, which are very important from an exam as well as practical point of view
📚 Topics Covered in this Lecture:
• Meaning of Leverage
• Types of Leverages
• Operating Leverage
• Financial Leverage
• Combined Leverage
• Importance of Leverage in Financial Management
• Practical Examples
• Concept Based Questions
👨🏫 Faculty: Prof. Nitish Saini
📘 Regular Batch | Part – 1🎯 Specially designed for CA & CMA Intermediate Students
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88Chapter 6 –Introduction of Leverages [ Part-2]
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89Investment Decisions
Investment Decisions
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90Dividend Decisions
Dividend Decisions
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91Introduction to Working Capital Management
Introduction to Working Capital Management
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92Treasury & Cash Management
Treasury & Cash Management
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93Management of Inventory
Management of Inventory
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94Management of Receivables and Payables
Management of Receivables and Payables
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95Management of Receivables and Payables
Management of Receivables and Payables
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96Financing of Working Capital
Financing of Working Capital
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97CHAPTER-1 GST IN INDIA
GST IN INDIA
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98Supply under GST [PART - 1]
In this lecture, you will understand GST Chapter-2: Supply Under GST for CA Intermediate in a clear and exam-oriented manner. Supply is the most important concept in GST because tax liability arises only when a transaction qualifies as supply. Many students lose marks here due to confusion between supply, deemed supply, mixed supply, and composite supply. This session removes that confusion completely.
We explain the provisions in simple language along with practical illustrations and ICAI-style questions so you can easily attempt MCQs and case-study questions in exams.
What You Will Learn
• Meaning and scope of Supply under GST
• Section 7 – Taxable Supply
• Supply of Goods vs Supply of Services
• Composite Supply & Mixed Supply (very important)
• Schedule I – Supply without consideration
• Schedule II – Classification of goods or services
• Schedule III – Activities not treated as supply
• Examples asked in CA Intermediate exams
• Exam tips & memory tricks
Who Should Watch
CA Intermediate students preparing for GST
Students confused in Supply concept
Students targeting high marks in Taxation
Revision before exams
Why This Lecture Matters
Supply forms the foundation of GST. If you master this chapter, you can easily solve many questions in valuation, time of supply, and place of supply. This lecture focuses on conceptual clarity + exam approach — exactly what ICAI expects.
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99Supply under GST [part-2 ]
In this lecture, you will understand GST Chapter-2: Supply Under GST for CA Intermediate in a clear and exam-oriented manner. Supply is the most important concept in GST because tax liability arises only when a transaction qualifies as supply. Many students lose marks here due to confusion between supply, deemed supply, mixed supply, and composite supply. This session removes that confusion completely.
We explain the provisions in simple language along with practical illustrations and ICAI-style questions so you can easily attempt MCQs and case-study questions in exams.
What You Will Learn
• Meaning and scope of Supply under GST
• Section 7 – Taxable Supply
• Supply of Goods vs Supply of Services
• Composite Supply & Mixed Supply (very important)
• Schedule I – Supply without consideration
• Schedule II – Classification of goods or services
• Schedule III – Activities not treated as supply
• Examples asked in CA Intermediate exams
• Exam tips & memory tricks
Who Should Watch
CA Intermediate students preparing for GST
Students confused in Supply concept
Students targeting high marks in Taxation
Revision before exams
Why This Lecture Matters
Supply forms the foundation of GST.
If you master this chapter, you can easily solve many questions in valuation, time of supply, and place of supply. This lecture focuses on conceptual clarity + exam approach — exactly what ICAI expects.
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100CHAPTER :-3 Levy & Collection of tax
Levy & Collection of tax
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101Chapter-3 Charges of GST [Part 1]
📘 Chapter – 3: Charges of GST | CA Intermediate & CMA Intermediate | Regular Batch
In this detailed lecture, Prof. Raj Kumar explains Chapter 3 – Charges of GST in a clear, exam-oriented and conceptual manner specially designed for CA Intermediate and CMA Intermediate students.
This session covers the complete framework of GST charge provisions as per the GST Act, including practical understanding and exam-focused discussion.
🔎 Topics Covered in This Video:
✔ Meaning and Concept of Levy & Collection of GST
✔ Section 9 – Levy and Collection of CGST
✔ Intra-State vs Inter-State Supply
✔ Reverse Charge Mechanism (RCM)
✔ Composition Levy (Overview)
✔ Exemption from GST
✔ Tax Liability under GST
✔ Important Exam-Oriented Questions & Concepts
This lecture is part of our Regular Batch, designed to build strong conceptual clarity and help students score high in exams.
🎯 Best for:
CA Intermediate – GST Paper
CMA Intermediate – Indirect Taxation
Commerce Students preparing for Professional Courses
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102CHAPTER - 4 Exemptions from GST
Exemptions from GST
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103Chapter-5 Place of supply
Place of supply
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104Chapter 6 – Time of Supply
In this lecture, Prof. Raj Kumar explains Chapter 6 – Time of Supply under GST in a simple and conceptual way for CA Intermediate, CMA Intermediate, CS Executive and B.Com students.
This class is part of our Regular Batch GST Series, where every concept is explained with practical examples and exam-oriented approach.
🔎 Topics Covered in This Video:
Meaning of Time of Supply under GST
Time of Supply for Goods
Time of Supply for Services
Reverse Charge Mechanism
Change in Rate of Tax
Practical examples for better understanding
This lecture will help students build strong conceptual clarity for exams and practical knowledge for GST compliance.
📌 Perfect for:
CA Intermediate Students
CMA Intermediate Students
CS Executive Students
B.Com StudentsIf you want to master GST concepts for exams and practical application, this lecture is a must watch.
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105CHAPTER-7 Value of Supply
Value of Supply
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106chapter-8 Input Tax Credit
Input Tax Credit
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107CHAPTER :- 9 – REGISTRATION
REGISTRATION
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108Chapter:-10 Tax Invoice, Credit and Debit Notes
Tax Invoice, Credit and Debit Notes
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109Chapter-11 AND 12 Accounts and Records; E-way Bill
Accounts and Records; E-way Bill
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110CHAPTER-13 AND 14 Payment of Tax, TDS and TCS
Payment of Tax
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111Chapter – 15 Returns
RETURNS
(i)tFoundation Route
(ii)tDirect Entry Route
Alternatively, if you have registered in the last year of Post-Graduation, your provisional registration will be confirmed after submission of marksheet of Post- Graduation examination result with requisite marks. The marksheet should be submitted within six months from the date of appearance in the final year of Post-Graduation examination.
For Intermediate Examination to be held in the month of May - On or before 1st September of previous year
For Intermediate Examination to be held in the -On or before 1st January of
month of September that year
For Intermediate Examination to be held in the month of Januaryt- On or before 1st May of previous year
Group I
Paper 1:tAdvanced Accounting (100 marks) Paper 2:ttCorporate and Other Laws (100 marks) Paper 3:tTaxation
Section A – Income-tax Law (50 marks)
Section B – Goods and Services Tax (GST) (50 marks)
Group II
Paper 4:tCost and Management Accounting (100 marks) Paper 5:tAuditing and Ethics (100 marks)
Paper 6:tFinancial Management and Strategic Management Section A – Financial Management (50 marks) Section B – Strategic Management (50 marks)
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(a)tsecures at one sitting a minimum of 40% marks in each paper of each of the groups and a minimum of 50% marks in the aggregate of all the papers of each of the groups, or
(b)tsecures at one sitting a minimum of 40% marks in each paper of both the groups and a minimum of 50% marks in the aggregate of all the papers of both the groups taken together.
Alternatively, a student is declared to have passed in a group, if he/she secures at one sitting a minimum of 40% marks in each paper of the group and a minimum of 50% marks in the aggregate of all the papers of that group. He/she can pass both the groups individually in different sittings.
If the student is not able to pass the said Group in the following three attempts and has exhausted the exemption granted to him/her, the student may opt for continuing of the said exemption to the subsequent examinations provided that he/she shall be required to obtain a minimum of 50% marks in each of the
remaining paper or papers of that Group in order to pass that Group. This is known as Permanent exemption.