CA Final chapter-wise weightage: where the marks sat in all 6 papers.
Every question in the 6 New Scheme CA Final attempts, May 2024 – May 2026, read, mapped to the
chapter or standard it tests, and counted. Below is the top of each paper, and each links to its free
extract with the A/B/C bands.
Data updated · counted from ICAI's question papers, May 2024 – May 2026 · every paper, free
Units: chapters or standards ranked in that paper. Half the marks: how many of the top units
carried half of them. Every attempt: units set in all 6 attempts.
No. ICAI's syllabus gives a percentage range for each section of a paper. This page counts the marks actually set in each of the last 6 papers, question by question.
How many attempts is it based on?
All 6 New Scheme attempts so far, May 2024 – May 2026. Every paper and suggested answer is on the free ICAI resources page.
Does it tell me what will come in my paper?
No. It records where the marks sat. In our back-test, no model that leaned on recent papers beat the plain long-run average by a margin worth acting on.
What this does not tell you
It is not a prediction. We back-tested three ways of ranking these units against the actual
results: a plain long-run average, a recency-weighted model, and one weighted by how often
a topic recurs. None of the clever ones beat the plain average by a margin worth acting on. 6 attempts
is not enough data for "trending chapters" to mean anything, so we do not sell that idea.
What you are looking at is where the marks have sat, which is a far better basis for planning
than a guess, and still not a forecast. Read the disclaimer.
Every unit, every paper
The free pages show the top half of each ranking at most. The CA Final reports rank
every unit in every paper, band them A-must / B-should / C-skim, map each one to the study-material
headings ICAI set questions on, and list every RTP and MTP question with whether it came in a later exam.