Here’s a strategic plan to prepare CA Final Indirect Tax Laws (IDT) effectively and smartly:

✅ 1. Understand the Syllabus Split

IDT = GST + Customs + FTP + Allied Laws

• GST: ~75 marks (most crucial)
• Customs: ~20 marks
• FTP & Allied laws: ~5 marks

✅ 2. Source of Study

• Primary: ICAI Study Material, RTPs, MTPs, and Past Papers.
• For Summary/Quick Revision: Use summary modules or charts from ICAI or trusted faculty like CA Vishal Bhattad, CA Yashvant Mangal, or CA Rajkumar (if you follow any particular one).

✅ 3. Study Plan Structure

Phase 1: Concept Building (15–18 days)

• Study GST in logical parts:
  1. Levy & Supply
  2. Time of Supply
  3. Value of Supply
  4. ITC
  5. Registration
  6. Tax Invoice, Credit Note, E-way Bill
  7. Returns, Payment of Tax
  8. Assessment, Audit
  9. Appeals, Advance Ruling, Offences
• Study Customs and FTP once GST is strong.

Phase 2: Revision 1 (5–7 days)

• Go through summary notes, highlighted sections, and past year questions.
• Revise section numbers and penalty provisions.

Phase 3: Revision 2 (4–5 days)

• Solve ICAI MTPs, RTPs, and Case Scenarios.
• Focus on application-based MCQs.

✅ 4. Exam-Oriented Focus Areas

✅ 5. Writing Practice & Mock

• Attempt 1–2 full papers under timed conditions.
• Practice MCQs from ICAI’s MCQ Booklet.
• Improve presentation in theory answers (headings + concise points + section references).

✅ 6. Revision Tip

• Create a 1-pager summary per chapter with:
  • Important sections
  • Key conditions
  • Exceptions
  • Relevant case laws (if any)

✅ 7. During the Exam

• Target 100 marks: Attempt all questions, don’t skip.
• Sequence answers wisely (start with your strengths).
• For MCQs, eliminate wrong options logically—some are tricky.