Posts tagged with: ca exams

Let’s be honest – not every CA student has the luxury of a perfect 3-month revision plan. Life happens. Maybe you started late, got stuck in articleship work, or life just didn’t go as planned. And now […]

Tomorrow is the big day(06/07/2025). ICAI will announce the CA results for all levels – Foundation, Inter, and Final. Whether you’re anxiously refreshing the page or pretending not to care, the truth is – this result can […]

Let’s be honest: When we hear “Economics,” most of us immediately think of boring theory, graphs, and definitions to mug up. But if you’re a CA Foundation student, you don’t have that luxury. Economics isn’t just another […]

The moment is near. You refresh the ICAI website one too many times, stalk Twitter or Telegram for any “result leaks,” and every family member seems to remind you that “results must be coming soon, right?” Sound […]

Let’s face it—CA Final is no joke. It’s not just about how much you study, but how smartly you study. And when it comes to subjects like Advanced Financial Management (AFM) and Indirect Taxation (IDT), the complexity […]

Let’s face it — Income Tax in CA Inter is no joke. There’s TDS, deductions, capital gains, slab rates, exemptions, clubbing, and too many section numbers that start looking like OTPs after a while. “Is 80D for […]

If reading Corporate Law feels like trying to understand a foreign language in legal robes — you’re not alone. Every CA Inter student at some point has asked: “How do I even remember all these sections, clauses, […]

CA Foundation in First Attempt: 10 Proven Tips for Smart Students So, you’ve enrolled for CA Foundation and the pressure is real. You’ve heard things like: “CA is tough.” “First attempt? That’s rare!” Let’s bust that myth […]

Statistics in CA Foundation: Best Strategy to Prepare and Score High Statistics in CA Foundation: Best Strategy to Prepare and Score High Let’s be honest: when most CA Foundation students hear “Statistics,” they either breathe a sigh […]

Accounts in CA Foundation: 10 Steps to Learn Without Confusion Let’s be honest – the first time you open your Principles and Practice of Accounting book, it feels like someone handed you a foreign script. Debit? Credit? […]