Exclusion of certain topics from ITSM Syllabus for November,2012 Attempt & Onwards

Certain topics from ITSM syllabus have been excluded for the purpose of November,2012 attempt and onwards, relevant announcement regarding the same can be read on BOS portal

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CARO 2003 Audit Notes in Hindi - कंपनी अंकेक्षक प्रतिवेदन आदेश - 2003

कंपनी अंकेक्षक प्रतिवेदन आदेश – 2003

 

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RTP : IPCC November 2012–Download Links

Group 1

Paper 1 – Accounting

Paper 2 – Business Laws, Ethics and Communication

Paper 3 – Cost Accounting & Financial Management

Paper 4 – Taxation

Group 2

Paper 5 – Advanced Accounting

Paper 6 – Auditing and Assurance

Paper 7 – Information Technology and Strategic Management

Pass Percentage of IPCC & CPC Examinations held in May 2012

Bullwhip/Whiplash Effect & The Factors Contributing to Bullwhip Effect

A Phenomenon in forecast driven distribution channels/ A problem in forecast driven supply chains.

In periods of rising demand, down stream participants will increase their orders. In periods of falling demand, orders will fall or stop in order to reduce inventory.

The effect is that; variations are amplified the farther one gets from the end-consumers.

Factors Contributing To Bullwhip Effect -

CA Final May 12 Indirect Tax Question Paper

CA Final May 12 IDT

CA Final May 12 Direct Tax Question Paper

CA Final May 12 DT

CA Final May 12 ISCA Question Paper

ISCA May 12 Question Paper 

Solutions: IPCC May 2012 Model Test Papers Series 2 Group 2

Group 2

Paper 5: Advanced Accounting

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Paper 6: Auditing & Assurance

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Paper 7: Information Technology & Strategic Management

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IPCC May 2012 Model Test Papers Series 2 Group 2

GROUP 2

Paper 5: Advanced Accounting

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Paper 6: Auditing & Assurance

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Paper 7: Information Technology & Strategic Management

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IPCC Revision Test Papers(RTP) May 2012

Group 1

Paper 1 : Accounting

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Paper 2 : Business Laws, Ethics & Communication 

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Paper 3 : Cost Accounting & Financial Management 

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Paper 4 : Taxation

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Group 2

Paper 5 : Advanced Accounting

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Paper 6 : Auditing & Assurance

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Paper 7 : Information Technology & Strategic Management Click Here

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Elements of Benchmarking / Benchmarking Process

1. Identifying the need for benchmarking and planning
2. Clearly understanding existing business processes
3. Identify best processes
4. Compare own processes and performance with that of others
5. Prepare a report and implement the steps necessary to close the performance gap
6. Evaluation

Benchmarking – Meaning and Uses

Benchmarking is an approach of setting goals and measuring productivity based on best industry practices.
Firms can use Benchmarking process to achieve improvement in diverse range of management functions like :

• Maintenance operations
• Assessment of total manufacturing costs
• Product development
• Product distribution
• Customer services
• Plant utilization levels
• Human resource management

OSI Model

OSI Model consists of 7 layers in total, respective names of which are depicted in diagram given below along with their respective positions as Outward and Inward Layers

OSI Model is a Linkage Framework of these seven layers each of which has a distinct role and authority area e.g. Network, Data Linking, User Interface etc. 

Significance of each of these seven Layers has been explained below--

Query Language, SQL and its parts

A Query Language is a set of commands to create, update, access data from database allowing users to raise adhoc queries/questions interactively without the help of programmers

There Exists Different set of Commands under each Language component of SQL

These Components/Commands are made clear and can be understood by the hierarchical chart given below :

Benefits of using DBMS

Data Base Management System acts as a route map to a distributed bunch of Database(s)

• Reduced Data redundancy and inconsistency
  
• Enhanced data integrity and security
  
• Provide logical and physical data independence
  
• Provide application Data Independence

Data Base and Data Base Management System[DBMS]

Data Base is a COMPUTER FILE SYSTEM that uses particular file organization to facilitate rapid updating of individual records, simultaneous updating of related records, easy access to all records, by all applications, programs, and rapid access to all stored data which must be bought together for a particular routine report or inquiry or a special purpose report or inquiry. As far as pats of DBMS are concerned, it consists of Data, Hardware, Software & User.

Six Sigma Methodology

It can be studied under two heads -
(i) For Improvement of “Existing” Product, Process or Service ;

    DMAIC

• Define
• Measure
• Analyze
• Improve
• Control

Six Sigma

“MOTOROLA” is inventor of Six Sigma. Primarily, Six Sigma means maintenance of desired quality in processes and end products.

It means taking systematic and integrated efforts towards improving quality and reducing cost.

Six Sigma efforts target three main areas :

• Improving Customer Satisfaction
• Reducing Cycle Time
• Reducing Defects