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CA Final · CA Inter · New Scheme

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Every past ICAI question read and counted, chapter by chapter. Revision books built on the ICAI study material. ICAI’s own papers, RTPs and MTPs, sorted by paper. For CA Final and CA Inter.

12papers ranked, Final and Inter
13New Scheme attempts read
1,839RTP & MTP questions checked, Final Group 1
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The next papers

CA Final · November 2026

2 November 2026

Group I from 2 November 2026; Group II from 9 November 2026.

CA Intermediate · January 2027

2 January 2027

Group I from 2 January 2027; Group II from 8 January 2027.

CA Foundation · January 2027

3 January 2027

Papers 1 to 4 from 3 January 2027.

Every date, the forms, the MTPs and the sources →


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CA Final Group 1, Financial Reporting, exactly as a buyer gets it: all 34 Ind AS ranked, split by study-material heading, with amendments, RTP/MTP questions and the back-test. AFM and Audit are locked.

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Why we sell no “trending chapters”
We tested three ways of ranking the chapters against what was actually set. None of the clever ones beat the plain average by a margin worth your time.

Six attempts are not enough for a trend to mean anything, so the sheet uses the long-run average and does not call it a forecast. Disclaimer.

Capture@8: the share of marks actually set that the model's top eight units would have covered. Spearman: rank agreement between the model's order and the real one, 1.0 = perfect. From 06_Backtest, CA Final Group 1, six attempts.
PaperModelCapture@8Spearman
Financial Reporting
by Ind AS, 34 units
Plain average37.60.43
Recency-weighted42.60.37
Recency × recurrence38.40.36
Advanced Financial Mgmt
by chapter, 15 units
Plain average70.90.74
Recency-weighted74.40.75
Recency × recurrence74.40.75
Advanced Auditing
by chapter, 19 units
Plain average62.50.48
Recency-weighted62.20.49
Recency × recurrence59.50.45

Early buyers, in their own words

What CA Final students said.

When you're short on time it's seriously useful. It's enough to get you through.
Merlyn MercyCA Final
Really useful for me. My friends said whoever made this should just be mentoring people — they felt the same.
SmithaCA Final
When there's a lot to cover and limited time, this makes prioritising much easier. Instead of randomly deciding what to focus on, I could clearly see which chapters have historically carried more weight and plan my revision accordingly.
Anjana ArulCA Final
What I found useful is that it's based on actual past exam questions and marks, not predictions. It gives you a clear picture of where the weightage has historically been, which really helps when deciding how to allocate your study time.
Vignesh KrishnanCA Final

Questions students ask

What is chapter-wise weightage, and where does yours come from?

It is how many marks each chapter carried in past ICAI papers. We read every question in every New Scheme attempt (six for CA Final, seven for CA Inter), map it to the chapter and the study-material heading it tests, and add up the marks. Every question links back to ICAI’s own paper and suggested answer, so you can check our work.

Does ICAI publish chapter-wise weightage?

No. ICAI publishes a section-wise weightage range for each paper, not chapter by chapter. What ICAI publishes, and how it differs from the record.

Will this tell me what is coming in my exam?

No. It tells you where the marks have sat. That is a far better basis for planning than a guess, but it is not a forecast and we will never dress it up as one.

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