CA Foundation doubt
Sections writing in law are important in ca foundation or not?
Asked by Aayushi23 Nov 20231355 views
CA Foundation doubt
Asked by Aayushi23 Nov 20231355 views
Mk · 24 Jul 2025
It is not mandatory to use section in writing practice of law but if you write the specific section it must be beneficial for you If your not sure about section then skip to write section and start with as per provision or according provision of _________ act like this
tisha! · 15 Apr 2024
Try your best to remember. But if not written, it won't affect your answer much
tisha! · 15 Apr 2024
It is beneficial for you but not necessary.
Dnyaneshwar · 14 Dec 2023
It's not mandatory but I had written section number in June 23 exams cleared scored 79 in law and bcr paper 2 you may remember some important sections
Manav · 6 Dec 2023
Section written is Not mandatory in ca foundation exam
Amaan · 3 Dec 2023
Nah, Focus on presentation (thoda neat & clean rkh na jitna ho sake, Avoid overwriting)
Nitesh · 26 Nov 2023
Not mandatory
Sagar · 26 Nov 2023
No dear
lohith · 25 Nov 2023
No
lohith · 25 Nov 2023
Hi
Aditya · 24 Nov 2023
It's not mandatory to sections.. and when u write section so be 100% about the section because wrong section number for correct answer will be reduced ur hrd wrd result.. so whenever so sure 100% then write the section number....
ROHAN · 23 Nov 2023
It may give you additional mark but don't write it if you are confused bcoz wrong sections will give you 0 marks
Bhakti · 23 Nov 2023
Not mandatory to write sections, if you remember then only write, don't write wrong sections
Ashwin · 23 Nov 2023
It is not mandatory but if you write it will make good impression. If you write the wrong section number and for correct explaination whole answer will be given zero so write only when you are 100% sure.
Abhishek · 23 Nov 2023
Its not mandatory but ya u can recognise the sections of some main main topics from every chapters
Kavitha · 23 Nov 2023
Yes it will beneficial to write ✍🏻
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