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Sir, in exam can we write shortforms like EBIT, PBT, PAT, EAESH, etc. Is it allowed or will marks be deducted for such shortforms?
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yes you can use but you need give note for short forms , you can check certified copies of last attempt one guy scored 99 in costing , he was used short forms in all solutions But he give note for all shortforms , his certified copies available in you tube
Kiran Vijay
No .we are not supposed to use shortforms in exam ...
But, in exam, every time if we write EAESH as "Earnings available to Equity Shareholders", won't it consume a lot of time? Similarly, in all formulae, if write EPS, MPS, PBT, PAT, etc. in full form, it would consume a lot of time. Can we use shortforms and in the end put a heading as "abbreviations" and list them in the following format: ABBREVIATIONS USED: EPS = Earnings per share MPS = Market value per share PBT = Profit before tax and so on. Is this way of presentation allowed?
shivaji hari
yes you can use but you need give note for short forms , you can check certified copies of last attempt one guy scored 99 in costing , he was used short forms in all solutions But he give note for all shortforms , his certified copies available in you tube
I found it https://youtu.be/s85A8qGXt4s