The document appears to be a list of 192 students enrolled in a Diploma in IFRS, ACCA UK program for June 2012. It includes each student's identification number, surname, first name, town/city and country. The students are from a variety of countries including India, Egypt, Nigeria, Ireland, United Kingdom, Hungary, Romania, Greece, Turkey, and others.
This document lists life members of the Indian Society for History of Mathematics. It contains two sections - one listing 10 life members from foreign countries with their names, affiliations, and countries. The other section lists 222 life members from India and SAARC countries with their names and affiliations. The members are listed with membership numbers.
This document contains a list of speakers with their email addresses and contact numbers. It includes the speaker's name, city, email, and contact number. There are 27 speakers listed from April 17, 2006 to April 27, 2006 from cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Ghaziabad, NIPER, and others. The list provides key contact information for scheduling or communicating with the various speakers.
Leadership involves safely guiding others to their destination through decisive action and focus on goals, nurturing and empowering a team to break records and achieve the previously unreachable, all while leading by example, passing on knowledge, and managing diversity and challenges to ultimately come out as the winner.
This digital portfolio was created by Fernanda Vázquez Díaz for her Advanced English 16 class from January to May 2014 under Professor Montse Comellas Ángeles. The portfolio contained slides presenting the content, Fernanda's course expectations, her best composition, a favorite quote, an inspiring person, her blogging experience, favorite activity, personal values, a video on changing a diaper, and questions for her final speech. Creating the digital portfolio allowed Fernanda to reflect on her work and see her improvement over the semester.
The exam format was changed from previous sittings by removing optional questions and focusing more on testing knowledge of IFRS rather than financial statement preparation. As a result, the pass rate was lower. Key areas that candidates struggled with included consolidation procedures, accounting for complex financial instruments, and equity-settled share-based payments. Overall, candidates performed better on basic financial statement preparation and intangible asset accounting, but had more difficulty with advanced topics like hedging and revenue recognition. Examiners will continue to emphasize testing of IFRS knowledge and application of standards in future exams.
This document lists life members of the Indian Society for History of Mathematics. It contains two sections - one listing 10 life members from foreign countries with their names, affiliations, and countries. The other section lists 222 life members from India and SAARC countries with their names and affiliations. The members are listed with membership numbers.
This document contains a list of speakers with their email addresses and contact numbers. It includes the speaker's name, city, email, and contact number. There are 27 speakers listed from April 17, 2006 to April 27, 2006 from cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Ghaziabad, NIPER, and others. The list provides key contact information for scheduling or communicating with the various speakers.
Leadership involves safely guiding others to their destination through decisive action and focus on goals, nurturing and empowering a team to break records and achieve the previously unreachable, all while leading by example, passing on knowledge, and managing diversity and challenges to ultimately come out as the winner.
This digital portfolio was created by Fernanda Vázquez Díaz for her Advanced English 16 class from January to May 2014 under Professor Montse Comellas Ángeles. The portfolio contained slides presenting the content, Fernanda's course expectations, her best composition, a favorite quote, an inspiring person, her blogging experience, favorite activity, personal values, a video on changing a diaper, and questions for her final speech. Creating the digital portfolio allowed Fernanda to reflect on her work and see her improvement over the semester.
The exam format was changed from previous sittings by removing optional questions and focusing more on testing knowledge of IFRS rather than financial statement preparation. As a result, the pass rate was lower. Key areas that candidates struggled with included consolidation procedures, accounting for complex financial instruments, and equity-settled share-based payments. Overall, candidates performed better on basic financial statement preparation and intangible asset accounting, but had more difficulty with advanced topics like hedging and revenue recognition. Examiners will continue to emphasize testing of IFRS knowledge and application of standards in future exams.
An XBRL taxonomy is an electronic classification system for financial statements and business reports that represents concepts, relationships, and labels in multiple languages. An XBRL instance contains reported data values linked to contexts like period or currency. An extension taxonomy modifies and extends a base taxonomy. XBRL schemas define taxonomy elements while linkbases combine labels, references, relationships, and validation rules to organize and define taxonomy content.
This document provides an overview of Week Three topics for a Human Resources Management class. It includes assignments on job classifications, an eight-step selection process, and conducting background investigations. Students are instructed to write responses to questions about reliability and validity in selection. The document also covers organizing a job analysis and how to structure a persuasive essay with an introduction, supporting evidence, and conclusion. Additional resources on HR websites and tutoring services are highlighted.
Success Tips For Online Students Computer LiteracyLora Pezzell
This document provides answers to frequently asked questions about taking an online class. It discusses that successful online students are self-motivated, organized, have good time management skills and are familiar with computers. It provides tips on online etiquette, accessing course information from the syllabus, using student resources like the course hub, doc sharing, and online tutoring. The document answers questions about attendance, communication methods, workload, computer and internet skills needed, and expectations for online students.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
This document discusses how Moodle stores and manages files. It explains that Moodle has both a database and file store. When a file is added to Moodle, it is placed in the file store and its location is recorded in the database. If the same file is added again, only the database entry is updated, not the file itself. Moodle repositories allow files to be imported from external systems like Google Drive or YouTube. Importing brings the file into Moodle where it can be managed, while linking only stores the URL in the database. The document considers best practices for using shared files versus repositories and when to import versus link external files.
A description of the TESOL Program at Oklahoma City University, Students interested in pursuiing an MA or certifiicate in TESOL should contact Ms. Jennifer Basile (jbasile@okcu.edu ) in the International Admissions Office at Oklahoma City University or the Director (rgriffin@okcu.edu ) of the TESOL Department.
The document discusses the recent turmoil in global financial markets and argues that governments have failed to address the root causes of the economic crisis. It makes three key points:
1) Stock market declines show that the recovery is fragile and a double-dip recession may be on the horizon.
2) Governments have kicked the can down the road rather than fixing underlying problems, and the global economic landscape now has additional constraints making responses more difficult.
3) The US economy in particular remains weak with high unemployment, stagnant GDP, and a large budget deficit, showing similarities to Japan's "lost decade" raising the risk of prolonged low growth in the US.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
Fernanda attended all classes throughout the semester and completed all assignments on time. She strived to improve areas like turning assignments in on the due date and setting reminders. While she did not always get the highest grades on quizzes, she studied for them and believes practicing more would help improve her scores. Overall, Fernanda put in consistent effort in her coursework and aims to continue practicing her English skills going forward.
The document provides a summary of sights and attractions to see in Prague, Czech Republic. It mentions Charles Bridge and Old Town located along the Vltava River. Other highlights include the Astronomy Clock, National Museum, National Art Gallery in Wenceslas Square. Czech beer and Becherovka liquor are noted, as well as the Dancing Building and statues on Charles Bridge. Famous Czech figures mentioned are Kafka, Milan Kundera, Martina Navratilova, and Eva Herzigova. The sender signs off wishing to see the recipient in another place.
ADSL (Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line) is a technology that provides faster data transmission over copper telephone lines than a conventional modem. It does this by using frequencies not used by voice calls. A splitter allows a single phone line to be used for both ADSL service and voice calls simultaneously. ADSL can typically provide service up to 4 kilometers from the central office, though sometimes up to 8 kilometers. Full-duplex ADSL uses separate frequency bands for upstream and downstream communication. Signal quality can be degraded by factors like older phone lines, surge protectors, poorly designed filters, and long phone extension cords.
The document provides information about a 1-day training programme on eXtensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL). XBRL is a global standard for electronic communication of business and financial reports that allows for automation and analysis of financial data. The training will enable participants to file financial statements in XBRL format using a software tool. It will cover the background, taxonomy, and hands-on practice of converting financial reports into XBRL, as well as the filing process on the MCA21 portal. The fee for the full training is INR 35,000, or INR 2,000 for half-day practical training.
This document provides instructions for logging in and managing an account on a website. It outlines logging into the homepage and management area to add a new listing in just one minute. The process involves adding or editing a listing and then seeing the result one minute later, which appears to be all that is needed to know to manage the account.
Recording of Special Transactions of Accounting in Saparate books, includes :
1."Cash Book" for Cash, Bank & Discount transactions
2. "Purchase Book" for Credit purchases of goods
3. "Returns Outward Book" for Return of Credit purchases goods
4. "Sales Book" : Credit Sale of goods
5."Return Inwards Book" for Return of Credit Sold goods; 6. "Bills Receivable" book: Details of Bills drawn &
7. "Bills Payable" Book.
8. "Journal Proper": for the remaining Transactions.
For more information visit - http://www.takshilalearning.com or call +91-8800999280
Humans can make unintentional errors, but in Accounting, there is an option to make a Rectification entry for the errors.
Some errors affect the Trial Balance, some not
Rectification of errors depends on the timing of its detection:
1.Errors detected before preparation of Trial Balance are corrected by
"Writing a Narration" for Single Sided Errors &
" Rectified entry for Double Sided Error"
2. Errors detected after Trial Balance : by
" Opening Suspense A/C for Single Sided Errors"
" Rectification Entry"
3. Errors detected in Next accounting period :
Through P&L Adjustment Accounts
An XBRL taxonomy is an electronic classification system for financial statements and business reports that represents concepts, relationships, and labels in multiple languages. An XBRL instance contains reported data values linked to contexts like period or currency. An extension taxonomy modifies and extends a base taxonomy. XBRL schemas define taxonomy elements while linkbases combine labels, references, relationships, and validation rules to organize and define taxonomy content.
This document provides an overview of Week Three topics for a Human Resources Management class. It includes assignments on job classifications, an eight-step selection process, and conducting background investigations. Students are instructed to write responses to questions about reliability and validity in selection. The document also covers organizing a job analysis and how to structure a persuasive essay with an introduction, supporting evidence, and conclusion. Additional resources on HR websites and tutoring services are highlighted.
Success Tips For Online Students Computer LiteracyLora Pezzell
This document provides answers to frequently asked questions about taking an online class. It discusses that successful online students are self-motivated, organized, have good time management skills and are familiar with computers. It provides tips on online etiquette, accessing course information from the syllabus, using student resources like the course hub, doc sharing, and online tutoring. The document answers questions about attendance, communication methods, workload, computer and internet skills needed, and expectations for online students.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
This document discusses how Moodle stores and manages files. It explains that Moodle has both a database and file store. When a file is added to Moodle, it is placed in the file store and its location is recorded in the database. If the same file is added again, only the database entry is updated, not the file itself. Moodle repositories allow files to be imported from external systems like Google Drive or YouTube. Importing brings the file into Moodle where it can be managed, while linking only stores the URL in the database. The document considers best practices for using shared files versus repositories and when to import versus link external files.
A description of the TESOL Program at Oklahoma City University, Students interested in pursuiing an MA or certifiicate in TESOL should contact Ms. Jennifer Basile (jbasile@okcu.edu ) in the International Admissions Office at Oklahoma City University or the Director (rgriffin@okcu.edu ) of the TESOL Department.
The document discusses the recent turmoil in global financial markets and argues that governments have failed to address the root causes of the economic crisis. It makes three key points:
1) Stock market declines show that the recovery is fragile and a double-dip recession may be on the horizon.
2) Governments have kicked the can down the road rather than fixing underlying problems, and the global economic landscape now has additional constraints making responses more difficult.
3) The US economy in particular remains weak with high unemployment, stagnant GDP, and a large budget deficit, showing similarities to Japan's "lost decade" raising the risk of prolonged low growth in the US.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
Fernanda attended all classes throughout the semester and completed all assignments on time. She strived to improve areas like turning assignments in on the due date and setting reminders. While she did not always get the highest grades on quizzes, she studied for them and believes practicing more would help improve her scores. Overall, Fernanda put in consistent effort in her coursework and aims to continue practicing her English skills going forward.
The document provides a summary of sights and attractions to see in Prague, Czech Republic. It mentions Charles Bridge and Old Town located along the Vltava River. Other highlights include the Astronomy Clock, National Museum, National Art Gallery in Wenceslas Square. Czech beer and Becherovka liquor are noted, as well as the Dancing Building and statues on Charles Bridge. Famous Czech figures mentioned are Kafka, Milan Kundera, Martina Navratilova, and Eva Herzigova. The sender signs off wishing to see the recipient in another place.
ADSL (Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line) is a technology that provides faster data transmission over copper telephone lines than a conventional modem. It does this by using frequencies not used by voice calls. A splitter allows a single phone line to be used for both ADSL service and voice calls simultaneously. ADSL can typically provide service up to 4 kilometers from the central office, though sometimes up to 8 kilometers. Full-duplex ADSL uses separate frequency bands for upstream and downstream communication. Signal quality can be degraded by factors like older phone lines, surge protectors, poorly designed filters, and long phone extension cords.
The document provides information about a 1-day training programme on eXtensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL). XBRL is a global standard for electronic communication of business and financial reports that allows for automation and analysis of financial data. The training will enable participants to file financial statements in XBRL format using a software tool. It will cover the background, taxonomy, and hands-on practice of converting financial reports into XBRL, as well as the filing process on the MCA21 portal. The fee for the full training is INR 35,000, or INR 2,000 for half-day practical training.
This document provides instructions for logging in and managing an account on a website. It outlines logging into the homepage and management area to add a new listing in just one minute. The process involves adding or editing a listing and then seeing the result one minute later, which appears to be all that is needed to know to manage the account.
Recording of Special Transactions of Accounting in Saparate books, includes :
1."Cash Book" for Cash, Bank & Discount transactions
2. "Purchase Book" for Credit purchases of goods
3. "Returns Outward Book" for Return of Credit purchases goods
4. "Sales Book" : Credit Sale of goods
5."Return Inwards Book" for Return of Credit Sold goods; 6. "Bills Receivable" book: Details of Bills drawn &
7. "Bills Payable" Book.
8. "Journal Proper": for the remaining Transactions.
For more information visit - http://www.takshilalearning.com or call +91-8800999280
Humans can make unintentional errors, but in Accounting, there is an option to make a Rectification entry for the errors.
Some errors affect the Trial Balance, some not
Rectification of errors depends on the timing of its detection:
1.Errors detected before preparation of Trial Balance are corrected by
"Writing a Narration" for Single Sided Errors &
" Rectified entry for Double Sided Error"
2. Errors detected after Trial Balance : by
" Opening Suspense A/C for Single Sided Errors"
" Rectification Entry"
3. Errors detected in Next accounting period :
Through P&L Adjustment Accounts
Recording of Special Transactions of Accounting in Saparate books, includes :
1."Cash Book" for Cash, Bank & Discount transactions
2. "Purchase Book" for Credit purchases of goods
3. "Returns Outward Book" for Return of Credit purchases goods
4. "Sales Book" : Credit Sale of goods
5."Return Inwards Book" for Return of Credit Sold goods; 6. "Bills Receivable" book: Details of Bills drawn &
7. "Bills Payable" Book.
8. "Journal Proper": for the remaining Transactions.
For more information visit - http://www.takshilalearning.com or call +91-8800999280
After the preparation of Trial Balance, in the final stage of summarizing, Final accounts of the business are prepared which includes Trading, Profit & Loss A/c & Balance Sheet. Preparation of these statements & the various adjustments therein have been discussed here.
The document discusses the key financial statements prepared for a sole proprietorship business, including the trading account, profit and loss account, and balance sheet. It explains that the trading account shows direct revenues and expenses related to goods sold, while the profit and loss account includes indirect expenses and incomes. Finally, the balance sheet presents the accumulated assets and liabilities of the business over time based on the accounting equation of assets equaling liabilities plus owner's equity.
Depreciation accounting involves allocating the cost of a fixed asset over its useful life. Common methods for calculating depreciation include straight line, reducing balance, units of production and annuity. The cost basis for depreciation includes expenses for acquisition, installation and commissioning of the asset. Revaluation of assets, upward or downward, affects the depreciation calculation and associated accounting entries.
Here we have discussed the Future estimates made by business, the meaning of future probable inflow of benefits i.e. Contingent Assets & future probable obligations i.e. Contingent liabilities . The Disclosure in Accounting of Contingencies (as per Full Disclosure Concept) has been discussed. The difference between Provisions & Contingent liabilities is not to be ignored.
Treatment of a Transaction depends on the duration of its effect, i.e Long term or short term. The long term effect transaction i.e Capital Transactions & the short term
A bank reconciliation statement is prepared to reconcile the differences between the balances as per the cash book and as per the bank statement/pass book. It identifies timing differences in recording transactions as well as errors in the cash book or pass book. When preparing a bank reconciliation statement, all errors and omissions in the cash book as well as timing differences between the two statements are taken into consideration.
This topic will provide you the Basic meaning of accounting. The Definitions of Accounting, Transactions & Events has been discussed. The Accounting process/cycle has been explained elaborately. The accounting users, Characteristics of Accounting, its limitations & its sub fields have been discussed.
The laws/framework behind the Accounting that explains the Procedure of Accounting in different scenarios, that brings the Uniformity in Accounting i.e Accounting Standards have been discussed. The objectives, benefits & limitations of Accounting standards has also been discussed.
The document discusses accounting standards in India. It provides definitions, objectives, benefits and limitations of accounting standards. It notes that accounting standards are issued by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India and are mandatory for companies. It lists 31 accounting standards and provides brief descriptions of some key standards including AS-1 on disclosure of accounting policies, AS-2 on valuation of inventories, AS-3 on cash flow statements, and AS-9 on revenue recognition. It also discusses converged Indian accounting standards (Ind AS) applicable to certain companies.
Accounting Standards are Rules and Regulation of Financial Accounting set by ICAI (Institute of Chartered Accountant of India) which Cover the Treatment, Recognition, Measurement, Disclosure etc. It include the Objective, Benefits and Limitation of AS (Accounting Standard)
Total 32 Accounting Standards are issued by ICAI.
The document provides information about the Financial Risk Manager (FRM) certification program, which involves passing two exams to demonstrate knowledge of financial risk management. It details the requirements to obtain the FRM charter, including work experience and education qualifications. Key details are provided around the exam dates and locations, registration fees, course structure and duration, and payment options for an upcoming training program in India to prepare candidates for the FRM exams.
Takshila provides a variety of finance and business-related courses through both in-person and virtual formats. It was established in 2009 by professionals from IT, telecom, and education to provide cutting-edge training solutions. Courses include those in finance, accounting, taxation, soft skills, and more for students, professionals, and corporate clients. Takshila aims to help trainees achieve their career goals through qualified faculty and innovative learning approaches like virtual live classes. They strive for excellence through values like ethics, innovation, and passion.
The document discusses the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) qualification from the United States. Some key points include:
- The CPA is the highest accounting qualification in the world, similar to the CA qualification in India. It is administered by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA).
- The CPA exams are based on real-life case studies, unlike the pattern in India. Appearing again costs 2-3 lakhs. Technical expertise is required to solve simulations.
- Takshila provides end-to-end support for students pursuing a CPA, including visa assistance, airport pickup, accommodation in the US, and both face-to-face and online classes
1. Just four Exam ,2. 15 Full Days Classes (Only on Sundays), 3. 120hrs of Revision Online Classes is free , 4.) Face to Face or Online Live both mode, 5. Equivalent Qualification to CA, 6.) Highest Accounting Qualification, 7.) Faculty is working with Big4 in US Advisory Service.
Takshila Learning Provide Best Coaching for Dip.IFRS it Include:- 1). 9 Full Days Classes(Only on Sundays), 2. Also 72 hrs Online Revision Class, 3). Face to Face or Online Classes both, 4) Faculty with IFRS Implementation exp. 5) ACCA Platinum Approved GTG Study Material, 6) Faculty OWN Notes, 7.) Documentation Support, 8.) 1 Day Practical Training on IFRS.
The document describes a training program to help finance and accounting students transition to working in an ERP-based accounting environment. The program covers key finance and accounting concepts, ERP systems and processes like accounts payable, accounts receivable, and record to report. It aims to help candidates gain the skills and knowledge needed to get an entry-level job in companies like multinational corporations or financial outsourcing firms. The training includes hands-on exercises, mock interviews and assessments to evaluate participants and provide certification. The goal is to reduce the gap between academia and industry expectations to benefit both job seekers and employers.
The document provides information about the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) designation, which is the highest accounting qualification in the world administered by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. It describes the CPA qualification process, including details about the 4-part Uniform CPA Examination, exam structure and format, and the skills assessed. The document also discusses the career opportunities and benefits of obtaining the CPA designation globally.
1. Student
S. No. No Surname First Name Town/City Country
1 2530677 Abd El Mawgod Mohamed Cairo Egypt
2 2527322 Abdalhakim Ziad Hamdy New Cairo Egypt
3 2433492 Abdel Rehim Sholkamy Yasser Cairo Egypt
4 2426512 Abdelgawad Mahmoud Cairo Egypt
5 2469982 Abdellahe Mahmoud Cairo Egypt
6 2520858 Abdelsater Maya Beirut Lebanon
7 2295802 Abdullayev Parviz Baku Azerbaijan
8 2523173 Abic Jishore Malola Kerala India
9 2532131 Abou-Sreaa Bayomy Mohamed Giza Egypt
10 2423285 Abouel Naga Heba Ahmed Ramadan Giza Cairo Egypt
11 2524687 Achuthan Deepti Thane India
12 2523125 Adeboyejo Waheed Ketu Nigeria
13 2528055 Adesola Babatunde Adeyemi Lagos Nigeria
14 2523052 Adhikary Purbasha Thane India
15 2528953 Adulkarim Muhamed Hussein Dar Es Salaam Tanzania
16 2531023 Agastyaraju Venkata Swadeep Hyderabad India
17 2533732 Aggarwal Ashish Gurgaon India
18 2529082 Aggarwal Manish India
19 2432110 Aggarwal Sumit India
20 2529034 Akinbinu Olukayode Johannesburg South Africa
21 2530900 Akinboboye Akinsola Omoniyi Nigeria
22 2520845 Akinwande Modupe Yetunde Ikoyi Nigeria
23 2520961 Ali Mohammed Nemath Hyderabad India
24 2532129 Alzati Carlo Montevideo Uruguay
25 2367251 Ameli Seyedehyalda Tehran Iran
26 2527750 Anand Rikhil India
27 2507441 Andrews Linda Stamullen Ireland
28 2537137 Andrinopoulos Dimitrios Ilion Greece
29 2120421 Anni Sunil South Croydon United Kingdom
30 2533736 Arora Rahul New Delhi India
31 2296487 Arowojolu Olusola Olurotimi Greenford United Kingdom
32 2537395 Asekun Ololade Oyinlola Lagos Nigeria
33 2537872 Asgarov Ramil Baku Azerbaijan
34 2530703 Augustine Serrao Lavenia Mumbai India
35 2523144 Avram Monica Bucharest Romania
36 2284294 Awobotu Adedeji Abiodun Lagos Nigeria
37 2520847 Babalola Olumuyiwa Oluwafemi Lagos Nigeria
38 2527932 Bagde Aditi Sanpada, Navi Mumbai
India
39 2528982 Baginova Katarina Pezinok Slovakia
40 2433503 Bakshiyev Aziz Baku Azerbaijan
41 2533760 Balvally Shibani India
42 2533832 Bang Mahesh Mumbai India
43 2530929 Bansal Deven Mumbai India
44 2427632 Bansal Prateek Meerut Cantt India
Result for Diploma in IFRS, ACCA UK for June 2012
2. 45 2533852 Barot Husein Bhiwandi India
46 2533719 Barraza Luis Lima Peru
47 2528742 Bathija Jitendra Mumbai India
48 2534281 Benny Kuryanto Jakarta Indonesia
49 2525357 Bhaskaram Uday Kumar Hyderabad India
50 2193307 Bhonsle Rekha Chennai India
51 2540412 Bhura Amit Kumar Thane West India
52 2523045 Birajdar Ramesh Pune India
53 2532486 Bolton Richard Naas Ireland
54 2525351 Bonger Yonas Fekede Ethiopia
55 2533603 Bonus Eva Budapest Hungary
56 2538745 Borilova Marie Praha Czech Republic
57 2533564 Bosnak Matej Ivanka Pri Dunaji Slovakia
58 2529087 Bradley Sean Dublin Ireland
59 2507425 Brosnan Eileen Dublin Ireland
60 2538537 Buhagiar Camilleri Stephanie Luqa Malta
61 2537815 Cachia Naomi Zejtun Malta
62 2538096 Camilleri Michelle Qala Malta
63 2530696 Chamaria Aditya Gurgaon India
64 2527310 Chaudhary Sanjay Kolkata India
65 2527306 Chaurasiya Sunil Burari India
66 2507467 Chaurisya Rinku Mumbai India
67 2527728 Choudhury Ranjan Bhiwadi India
68 2520937 Choudhury Somnath Hyderabad India
69 2532733 Christia Maria Athens Greece
70 2531048 Clements Tara Jane Dublin Ireland
71 2538587 Collins Angela Ennis Ireland
72 2537412 Conlon Laura Dublin Ireland
73 2530771 Crasta Noel Sunil Bangalore India
74 2538129 Cronin Dympna Swords Ireland
75 2097970 Csato Gabriella Hungary
76 2533535 Csoti Erika Budapest Hungary
77 2444839 Dadashov Anar Baku Azerbaijan
78 2432205 Dang Shilpy Gurgaon India
79 2426920 Datar Ajay Prabhakar Pune India
80 2528760 Davadra Kamal Dar Es Salaam Tanzania
81 2533702 Davda Vishal Mumbai India
82 2529067 Deepan Chakravarthy Chennai India
83 2426894 Deolekar Subhashini Thane (West) India
84 2531034 Dermody Elaine Kilkenny Ireland
85 2534199 Desai Nitish Thane India
86 2533878 Deshpande Pradeep Pune India
87 2533513 Desouza Jaclyn Mumbai India
88 2530764 Devine Aidan Dublin Ireland
89 2527308 Dewani Chander Mumbai India
90 2525355 Dhakal Paras Mani Lalitpur Nepal
Result for Diploma in IFRS, ACCA UK for June 2012
3. 91 2530752 Dhanjal Gopal Singh India
92 2533838 Dingankar Bipin Thane India
93 2527791 Disale Rajesh Thane (West) India
94 2533755 Dmello Steffi Vasai Taluka India
95 2434075 Dong Shu Dublin Ireland
96 2418686 Dragusin Teodor Mircea Bucharest Romania
97 2534343 Dsouza Reema Nashik India
98 2528536 Dubale Yoseph London United Kingdom
99 2533785 Dudam Sanjay Bhayandar India
100 2469955 Dunne Gayle Dublin Ireland
101 2433641 Eguakun Osasere Collins Ilupeju Nigeria
102 2528649 Ei Ei Phyo Myanmar
103 2528646 Ei Myat Wai Myanmar
104 2528642 Ei Shwe Sin Myanmar
105 2528746 El Aawar Maher Beirut Lebanon
106 2294615 Elsayed Barakat Mohamed Mostafa Heliopolis Egypt
107 2534337 Fekszi Krisztina Budapest Hungary
108 2418690 Fratiloiu Elena Sorina Bucharest Romania
109 2277554 Garcia Moreno Beatriz Districto Federal Mexico
110 2571517 Gaynor Peter Dublin Ireland
111 2528733 Gbenebichie Toritseju T. Victoria Island Nigeria
112 2227512 Gerontaki Aikaterini Halandri Greece
113 2533873 Ghag Ashish Thane India
114 2520960 Ghosh Ritabrata Hyderabad India
115 2537314 Goel Amit Delhi India
116 2469993 Golubi Andreja Ljubjana Slovenia
117 2530766 Gopalaswami Sashank Chennai India
118 2512228 Gowravajjala Vs Sai Aravind Hyderabad India
119 2533559 Goyal Vinay Kalanwali India
120 2538555 Grech Edward Rabat Malta
121 2537096 Griffiths Dominic James Garza García Mexico
122 2537127 Grigoratou Sofia Palio Faliro Athens Greece
123 2530986 Gugov Chavdar Sofia Bulgaria
124 2537422 Gulusoy Aytan Baku Azerbaijan
125 2520848 Gume Rafet Kerem Uskudar Turkey
126 2530760 Gungor Aysegul Istanbul Turkey
127 2308962 Gupta Manish United Arab Emirates
128 2434205 Gupta Puneet Gurgaon India
129 2537357 Gupta Saloni Ghaziabad India
130 2366735 Gupta Sumit Edinburgh United Kingdom
131 2507449 Gupta Sumita Gurgaon India
132 2532101 Gupta Tanu New Delhi India
133 2523058 Gupta Tapasvi Hyderabad India
134 2426909 Guptan Nisha Mumbai India
135 2528975 Hadar Ilan Natanya Israel
136 2534806 Hage Serge Lebanon
Result for Diploma in IFRS, ACCA UK for June 2012
4. 137 2534980 Hajjar Nassim Lebanon
138 2528755 Hameer Fatemah S. Dar Es Salaam Tanzania
139 2423300 Hariharan Anita Mumbai India
140 2528995 Harsole Meetali Mumbai India
141 2529030 Hatala Michal Omberok Slovakia
142 2525289 Heizer Agnes Budapest Hungary
143 2196507 Hnin Wutt Yee Yangon Myanmar
144 2528640 Hnin Zar Chyi Nyein Myanmar
145 2431489 Hunyor Melinda Budapest Hungary
146 2417880 Hurley Anne Ballineen Ireland
147 2525330 Inani Monika Pune India
148 2187030 Istrate Sorin George Bucharest Romania
149 1974154 Ivanova Anna Sofia Bulgaria
150 2534333 Jadhav Monal Pune India
151 2470024 Jain Mohit Kolkata India
152 2533885 Jain Noopur Ahmedabad India
153 2432144 Jain Rakesh Muscat Oman
154 2530693 Jain Varun Navi Mumbai India
155 2539358 Janarthanan Priyadharshini Navi Mumbai India
156 2532118 Joseph Jaison Dubai United Arab Emirates
157 2527812 Joseph Oluwaseyi Yaba Nigeria
158 2527798 Kadioglu Begum Istanbul Turkey
159 2528607 Kankaria Nishkarsh Jodhpur India
160 2527744 Kapoor Harit New Delhi India
161 2533597 Karsanji Ekta Dar es Salaam Tanzania
162 2537333 Kaur Gagandeep Patiala India
163 2549679 Kavanagh Rose Dublin Ireland
164 2528634 Kay Kay Khine Myanmar
165 2524688 Kedia Naresh Kumar Mumbai India
166 2530871 Kedia Rajni New Delhi India
167 2534827 Kehoe Anne Marie Dublin Ireland
168 2532584 Kekesi Peter Hungary
169 2533884 Kela Pooja Aurangabad India
170 2532574 Kelemen Csilla Budapest Hungary
171 2422580 Kelemen Kalman Gardony Hungary
172 2533860 Kelkar Manali Pune India
173 2432102 Keylani Omar United Arab Emirates
174 2527299 Khatri Hrishikesh Mumbai India
175 2530762 Khatri Yash Mumbai India
176 2533777 Khin Mie Mie Aung Kyauktada Township Myanmar
177 2533818 Khin Sanda Tun Kyauktada Township Myanmar
178 2528619 Khin Yu Swe Myanmar
179 2533538 Klimits Levente Budapest Hungary
180 2537746 Kollias Konstantinos Athens Greece
181 2529056 Konakova Ivana Bratislava Slovakia
182 2080293 Koonaparaju Sandeep Chennai India
Result for Diploma in IFRS, ACCA UK for June 2012
5. 183 2426507 Kovacs Daniel Mate Budapest Hungary
184 2537755 Kovacs Orsolya Budapest Hungary
185 2519469 Krishna Rao Ravichandran Chennai India
186 2525294 Kulkarni Nikhil Tal-Maval India
187 2534341 Kulkarni Parag Pune India
188 2537343 Kumar Rakesh New Delhi India
189 2530872 Kumar Sandeep New Delhi India
190 2523064 Kurekli Sibel Istanbul Turkey
191 2528616 Kyi Pyar Nway Myanmar
192 2528532 Lad Akshay Mumbai India
193 2533556 Landers Mairead Cork Ireland
194 2535289 Lane Abigail Cork Ireland
195 2532497 Lang Veronika Budapest Hungary
196 2528960 Lathigra Shweta Tanzania
197 2537664 Lenart Peter Budapest Hungary
198 2532181 Liana Popkhadze Tbilisi Georgia
199 2533825 Lin Lin Thet Naing Kyauktada Township Myanmar
200 2537683 Lisnyanskaya Marina Budapest Hungary
201 2532106 Loos Andras Budapest Hungary
202 2528985 Machura Katarzyna Baden Switzerland
203 2530282 Macinska Anna Spisska Nova Ves Slovakia
204 2537388 Madni Muhammad Sobh Aniss Abdeen Egypt
205 2533512 Mahadiwala Rafiqua Mumbai India
206 2528594 Mahmoud Sherif Egypt
207 2533543 Mai Bahey Eldin Gamal Cairo Egypt
208 2525335 Manakova Karina Munich Germany
209 2493123 Manders Louise Teresa Kilcock Ireland
210 2532122 Mani V G S Chennai India
211 2533690 Maniar Nitish Pune India
212 2531003 Marsa Aniko Budapest Hungary
213 2527907 Maru Kintan Mumbai India
214 2533634 Masut Iuliana Arad Romania
215 2534368 McGrath Thomas Dublin Ireland
216 2519488 Mehendale Poonam Thane India
217 2533843 Mehta Keyur Mumbai India
218 2533882 Mehta Pooja Pune India
219 2535366 Mendez Ernesto Rafael Mexico City Mexico
220 2532567 Meretey-Vida Zsolt Budapest Hungary
221 2519518 Michael Reshma Thane India
222 2539986 Mifek Thomas Prague Czech Republic
223 2538752 Mihardja Andre Prague Czech Republic
224 2528596 Min Min Than Myanmar
225 2527857 Minas Sahakyan Yerevan Armenia
226 2194293 Mithbaonkar Mandar Thane India
227 2520943 Mittal Abhishek Mumbai India
228 2519472 Mittal Sahil Sirsa India
Result for Diploma in IFRS, ACCA UK for June 2012
6. 229 2530754 Modi Jaya Dist Thane India
230 2512230 Moore Deirdre Dublin Ireland
231 2528737 Moroney Susan Cork Ireland
232 2530746 Mucasiroglu Cuneyd Kemerburgaz Turkey
233 2537363 Mudgal Yogeshwer Delhi India
234 2527875 Muiruri Isaac Njoroge Uplands Kenya
235 2525353 Muluneh Shiferaw Mekonnen Addis Abbaba Ethiopia
236 2491757 Murphy Sharon Dublin Ireland
237 2507476 Musonda Boniface Lusaka Zambia
238 2292074 Myat Moh Moh Yangon Myanmar
239 2533870 Nadar Amudha Thane India
240 2530938 Nagalla Swati Vijayawada India
241 2283016 Nagyova Monika Velke Dvorniky Slovakia
242 2194901 Nan May Zin Aye Singapore
243 2534769 Nasr Ayman Lebanon
244 2530293 Necasova Zuzana Bratislava Slovakia
245 2519487 Negi Anita Thane India
246 2539966 Nemecz Istvan Budapest Hungary
247 2431482 Novakova Sona Bratislava Slovakia
248 2395504 Nwanokwai Austin Victoria Island Nigeria
249 2528562 Nyunt Nyunt Oo Myanmar
250 2525345 O'Callaghan Patrick Doneraile Ireland
251 2535296 O'Doherty Leonie Cork Ireland
252 2520843 O'Leary Emear Cork Ireland
253 2530959 Ojo Patrick Jide Lagos Nigeria
254 2530947 Oladipo Oladele Victoria Island Nigeria
255 2533775 Olattupuram Shaija Alex Thane 4010202 India
256 2533636 Oluwatosin Oluleye Lagos Nigeria
257 2537374 Orban Youssef Egypt
258 2535378 Orozco Michelle Angelica Mexico City Mexico
259 2540524 Ortmanova Zuzana Prague Czech Republic
260 2527920 Oydag Hayriye Ebru Atasehir Turkey
261 2520952 P Shivakumar Bangalore India
262 2523137 Pahontu Mihaela Bucharest Romania
263 2529084 Pai Ashveen Bangalore India
264 2196121 Pai Vignesh Dombivli (East) India
265 2534349 Pandey Amit Kumar Noida India
266 2432328 Papanikolaou Georgios Halandri Greece
267 2533630 Pareatumbee Vailamah Quatre Bornes Mauritius
268 2533862 Patil Prathamesh Navi Mumbai India
269 2523067 Patni Sourab Howrah India
270 2523037 Pecnikova Lucia Prague 2 Czech Republic
271 2532115 Perenyei Mate Oroszlany Hungary
272 2533550 Phatak Mihir Thane India
273 2528556 Phyu Phyu Baw Myanmar
274 2525328 Pimpalgaonkar Chetan Pune India
Result for Diploma in IFRS, ACCA UK for June 2012
7. 275 2533824 Podchetti Sudhakar Mumbai India
276 2080457 Prasad Bhandari Bishnu Kathmandu Nepal
277 2540368 Prokesova Miroslavo Praha Czech Republic
278 2534721 Prsalova Lenka Prague Czech Republic
279 2430685 Purandare Akshay Pune India
280 2529025 Purselim Tansuk Halide Tugce Turkey
281 2533816 R Vidhya India
282 2525337 Raderschall Petra Bad Sackingen Germany
283 2538611 Raghed hassan Nofal Mohandseen Egypt
284 2533701 Rajkumar Rohit Kottayam India
285 2530990 Rangelova Milena Sofia Bulgaria
286 2530708 Rastogi New Delhi India
287 2529148 Relli Vimal Mumbai India
288 2528750 Remtula Miqdad Muntazir Dar Es Salaam Tanzania
289 2530864 Rohit Pandya Arun Kumar Chennai India
290 2538581 Rooney Dominick Gudja Malta
291 2507451 Ryan Jennifer Loughrea Ireland
292 2533871 Sakhadeo Pranav Thane India
293 2493286 Samson Worku Bejga Ethiopia
294 2512164 Sanna Chandra Mohan Chennai India
295 2531026 Sauer Jiri Prague 8 Czech Republic
296 2527338 Sawhney Munsimran Singh Faridabad India
297 2533743 Schembri Sultana Alexia Zurrieq Malta
298 2532505 Schvayer-Kakas Agnes Budapest Hungary
299 2512253 Seid Abdela Mohammed Addis Ababa Ethiopia
300 2531016 Sekrieru Tatiana Moscow Russian Federation
301 2530259 Senesiova Petra Timace Slovakia
302 2527916 Shah Neeraj Mumbai India
303 2526415 Shah Shruti Pune India
304 2195304 Shah Vijaykumar Matunga India
305 2520851 Shah Vishal Mumbai India
306 2537429 Shahbazov Anar Baku Azerbaijan
307 2527809 Sharma Ruchi New Delhi India
308 2533781 Sharma Sanjay Mumbai India
309 2529146 Shetty Abhijeet Mumbai India
310 2533844 Shetty Jyoti India
311 2549343 Shirwalkar Srinivas Pune India
312 2528551 Shwe Yee Aung Myanmar
313 2530286 Siagi Martin Bratislava Slovakia
314 2538744 Silleova Monika Trnava Slovakia
315 2530712 Singla Ankur Faridabad India
316 2531033 Smith Barry Dublin Ireland
317 2519480 Smith Stephen Dublin Ireland
318 2533859 Somaiya Riddhi Mumbai India
319 2512215 Srinivasaraghavan Shwetha Nottingham United Kingdom
320 2532760 Sroy Sanigdha Rohini India
Result for Diploma in IFRS, ACCA UK for June 2012
8. 321 2345519 Stewart Jason Ruislip United Kingdom
322 2417040 Su Hlaing Kyaw Yangon Myanmar
323 2528545 Su Le Thwe Myanmar
324 2528533 Su Wai Hlaing Myanmar
325 2527305 Sutaria Pratham Mumbai India
326 2538106 Szugyiczki Roland Hungary
327 2532114 Tadikamalla Sunil Kumar Pune India
328 2532200 Tamar Ghubianuri Tbilisi Georgia
329 2528017 Tarachandani Vinita Mumbai India
330 2493283 Teshome ASRESS Eyob Addis Ababa Ethiopia
331 2427405 Thae Hsu Nwe Singapore
332 2533857 Thakkar Dhara Mumbai India
333 2519483 Thakurdesai Vinita Thane West India
334 2528529 Thaw Thaw Htun Myanmar
335 2528523 Thei Mon Khaing Myanmar
336 2533783 Theingi Tun Kyauktada Township Myanmar
337 2528520 Thet Htar Swe Myanmar
338 2528517 Thin Shwe Sin Toe Myanmar
339 2528508 Tin May Lwin Myanmar
340 2528502 Tin Zar Win Myanmar
341 2523081 Trifonova Anna Dublin Ireland
342 2528043 Tripathi Saumya Atul Chennai India
343 2531005 Tunaboylu Tolga Ankara Turkey
344 2395401 Udernani Sanjay Isleworth United Kingdom
345 2430082 Vaddadi N V S H Gayatri Hyderabad India
346 2525292 Valecha Neeta Pune India
347 2519505 Van Batenburg Wilhelmus A.J.M. Wagenberg Netherlands
348 2537215 Vashisth Yogen Ludhiana India
349 2542925 Vasilakos Nikolaos Athens Greece
350 2520965 Vattipalli Sunil Kumar Hyderabad India
351 2530948 Vella Marina Naxxar Malta
352 2418168 Vernarsky Tomas Spisska Nova Ves Slovakia
353 2532216 Verroiou Athens Greece
354 2538095 Vieira Pereira Catarina Isabel S?O Paulo Brazil
355 2297095 Villafana Trinidad Gustavo Daniel Lima Peru
356 2532539 Virag Csaba Veszprem Hungary
357 2294274 Vladimirov Vladimir Haynrih Dobrich Bulgaria
358 2392473 Vrsanska Katarina Piestany Slovakia
359 2148877 Wakankar Jaydeep Pune India
360 2528961 Walji Mohamedali Dar Es Salaam Tanzania
361 2525340 Whelan Joanne Galway Ireland
362 2532020 Wickramasooriya Salinda Sri Lanka
363 2532040 Wijayasingha Priyantha Welipennagahamulla Sri Lanka
364 2528486 Win Min Htay Myanmar
365 2196590 Win Tay Zar Kyaw Yangon Myanmar
366 2530989 Yaneva Mariya Sofia Bulgaria
Result for Diploma in IFRS, ACCA UK for June 2012
9. 367 2531028 Yarar Ozgur Istanbul Turkey
368 2525367 Yellore Rammurthy Chennai India
369 2417080 Yin Soe Thu Yangon Myanmar
370 2530940 Yogesh Pratap Patil Dombivli ( West ) India
371 2295583 Yuan Yu ingolstadt Germany
372 2435367 Zaidov Khayal Baku Azerbaijan
373 2538594 Zammit Oliver Zurrieq Malta
374 2530944 Zerafa Deguara Joanne Luqa Malta
375 2525364 Zvorykina Marina Moscow Russian Federation
Result for Diploma in IFRS, ACCA UK for June 2012