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- Sample questions from every chapter
- The first sections of every exam-pattern paper
- Exam Trends for every paper
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Syllabus map, study plan and practice for the CA exams.
CA students often study a chapter but are not sure how it is examined. This course pairs practice questions with mock papers in the ICAI pattern and an Exam Trends view of each chapter.
One course for the whole Chartered Accountancy journey under the ICAI New Scheme: Foundation (formerly CPT), Intermediate (formerly IPCC) Groups I and II, and Final Groups I and II, all 16 papers. Practise 2,200 original questions with simple step-by-step explanations, sit full mock papers in the exact ICAI pattern (case-scenario MCQs, compulsory questions, “attempt any four”, negative marking in Foundation Papers 3 and 4), and use Exam Trends to see how each chapter has been examined over the years. Independent study material; not affiliated with The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI).
Who it is for
All 16 papers of the CA course, level by level and group by group, with the official chapters and weightage. 2,200 practice questions, Easy to Tough, two full exam-pattern mock papers for every paper, quick MCQ tests and Exam Trends analytics.

Supports preparation for CA Foundation, Intermediate and Final, and builds the accounting, tax and audit basics used in articleship and CA firm work.
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All three: Foundation, Intermediate Groups I and II, and Final Groups I and II, 16 papers in one course.
Yes. Each paper has two full mock papers with model answers and marking schemes, including attempt-any-four questions and negative marking in Foundation Papers 3 and 4.
A tab that shows how often each chapter has been examined, based on GuruGyan's analysis of past papers, next to your own accuracy.
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