57.2/100
Ten Ind AS carried 57 of 100 marks in CA Final Financial Reporting.
Every question in six attempts, read, mapped to the standard it tests and counted. A sheet that shows where the marks have sat, so you decide what to study from evidence instead of rumour.
FR · expected marks by Ind AS
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CA Final Group 1, Paper 1 Financial Reporting, exactly as a buyer receives it: the ranking of all 34 Ind AS, the attempt-by-attempt matrix, the question log that lets you check our work, and the back-test. Two papers are locked; everything else is live.
The sample needs JavaScript. The free FR extract shows the top ten without it.
Not a top-ten list. The whole ledger.
Free lists tell you the obvious five chapters. The report tells you the other thirty: which to drop, which to skim, and how sure you can be. Every line below is a tab you can open in the sample above.
510 question-parts across FR, AFM and Audit, each mapped to the chapter and the standard it tests, with its marks. By a Chartered Accountant, not a content team.
34 Ind AS, 15 AFM chapters and 19 Audit chapters, each with expected marks, how often it appeared and what it was worth when it did, banded A-must, B-should, C-skim.
Marks per chapter per attempt, May 2024 to May 2026, so you can see with your own eyes which chapters recur and which come and go.
Each ranking is built from earlier attempts and scored against the attempt that followed. The results are in the sheet, not in a marketing line.
Question papers, suggested answers, RTPs, examiner comments and the study material, all from the institute's own sites, listed with their gaps.
A private Google Sheet you can sort and filter. When the next attempt's papers are released, the analysis is updated and your copy reflects it.
for a whole group of CA Final, or ₹249 for CA Inter. The eighteen papers took weeks to read line by line. You get the result in the time it takes to pay, and you keep it.
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 is not enough data for a trend to mean anything. So the sheet uses the long-run average, says so on its first tab, and we do not dress it up as a forecast. Read the disclaimer.
| Paper | Model | Capture@8 | Spearman |
|---|---|---|---|
| Financial Reporting by Ind AS, 34 units | Plain average | 37.6 | 0.43 |
| Recency-weighted | 42.6 | 0.37 | |
| Recency × recurrence | 38.4 | 0.36 | |
| Advanced Financial Mgmt by chapter, 15 units | Plain average | 73.9 | 0.75 |
| Recency-weighted | 74.8 | 0.74 | |
| Recency × recurrence | 75.2 | 0.74 | |
| Advanced Auditing by chapter, 19 units | Plain average | 68.7 | 0.68 |
| Recency-weighted | 68.7 | 0.69 | |
| Recency × recurrence | 64.0 | 0.64 |
The top of every paper, free.
One page per paper with the units that carried the most marks. If the free page is all you need, take it. The report is for the other thirty units and the decisions they force.
CA Final Nov 2026 · 6 attempts
What CA Final students said.
When you're short on time it's seriously useful. It's enough to get you through.
Really useful for me. My friends said whoever made this should just be mentoring people — they felt the same.
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.
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.
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- Every paper in the group, every unit ranked and banded
- The attempt matrix, the question log and the back-test
- Updated after each new attempt; your copy reflects it
- Read-only, yours to sort and filter, on any phone
Questions students ask.
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Which attempts does the analysis cover?
Every attempt conducted under the New Scheme: six for CA Final (May 2024 to May 2026) and seven for CA Inter. We update the analysis after each new attempt is released, and your copy reflects the update.
Will this tell me what is coming in my exam?
No. It tells you where the marks have sat historically. 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.
Is the sample above the real thing?
Yes. It is read straight from the master sheet a buyer receives, so every cell you see is a cell in the product. Two papers and the trend columns are left out of the sample; the sheet's own README explains why we do not plan around trends.
Can I get a refund?
Yes, within the terms set out in our refund policy.