UKML2013 Company Law

http://imgur.com/8JPm5 UNIVERSITI TUNKU ABDUL RAHMAN FACULTY OF ACCOUNTANCY AND MANAGEMENT BACHELOR OF ACCOUNTING (Hons) EXAMINATION GUIDE FINAL EXAMINATION 1. EXAM PAPER FORMAT The final examination constitutes 60% of total marks. The examination paper is divided into two (2) sections. Section A (40 Marks) This section consists of one (1) compulsory question which has four (4) sub-questions. Answer all parts in Section A. Each sub-question carries ten (10) marks. Section B (60 Marks) This section consists of three (3) problem/scenario/factual based questions. Any two (2) questions must be answered. Each question carries 30 marks. 2. DURATION Duration of the examination is 3 hours. 3. LEGISLATION Legislation i.e. Companies Act 1965 is allowed into the examination hall provided they are unmarked. There should not be anything written, highlighted or underlined. 4. TIME A common mistake committed by students is too much time is spent on a particular question, leaving little time for other parts of the examination. If you are spending too much time on a question, then stop, move on to the next question and return to the unfinished question later, if you have time. It does not make sense to create a perfect answer if that robs you of easy marks elsewhere.

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5. RELEVANCE Analyse each question properly before commencing your answer. Restrict your answer to what is relevant and most important. The marks allocated to a question will influence how much of knowledge of a topic you should treat as relevant. There is little point in writing on matters that are only marginally relevant as this could consume time that could be better spent on other answers. 6. SECTION REFERENCES Where you make reference to a section in your answers put the provision in your own words to convince the examiner/marker of your paper that you understand the principles involved. 7. EXAM PAPER CONTENT The following topics are omitted since they have been examined in Mid-Semester Examination. The topics omitted for the final examination are: Topic 1: The Corporate Form Topic 2: Company Formation Topic 3: Topic 3: Constitution of a Company The above chapters will not be specifically examined but there are fundamental principles contained in those topics that must be known. Students are advised to use their discretion. 8. REVISION It is recommended that you include in your revision, the relevant tutorial questions and past year examination questions covered during the semester.

Asst. Prof. Loganathan Krishnan