CA Foundation doubts

BrunoAI answer

Go chapter by chapter: watch a chapter's lectures, then learn and revise it before moving on. Law fades fast if you binge all lectures first. - Daily: lecture in the morning, learn the sections and write 2-3 questions in the evening. - Weekly: one short revision of earlier chapters so nothing slips. - With May 27 still far off, this pace easily finishes LLP and Companies Act. - Note: the Negotiable Instruments Act was in the old Foundation syllabus, not the new one. Confirm with the latest ICAI syllabus before spending time on it. The test papers in notes [1] and [4] are good for writing practice.

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PPrachi

Start morning with law bcoz subah mind fresh rheta hai so do law after that in evening try to do accounts bcoz it's take less time and quite easy so do accounts in evening and after that at night do either eco or quantative aptitude inme se koi ek krlo bcoz us time per body resting mood mein hogi so easy kro and sone se phele ek bar sab revise krlo jo bhi din mein pdha ho

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SSatya· 2 found helpful

QA – FORMULA RECALL TRICKS 7 Best Tricks to Remember Formulas 1. Understand Before Memorising: Understand the meaning and logic behind every formula instead of blindly memorising it. 2. Formula Grouping: Group similar formulas together (Mean, Median, Mode, Standard Deviation, etc.) for easier recall. 3. Active Recall: Close your book and try to write all the formulas you remember without looking. 4. Formula Notebook: Maintain a separate chapter-wise notebook containing all important formulas. 5. Spaced Revision: Revise formulas at regular intervals: - 1st Revision – Same Day - 2nd Revision – Next Day - 3rd Revision – After 3 Days - 4th Revision – After 7 Days - 5th Revision – After 15 Days 6. Practice-Based Memory: Solve at least 3–5 questions using each important formula to understand its application. 7. Mixed Formula Test: Test yourself with randomly selected formulas from different chapters instead of revising only one chapter at a time. Daily 15-Minute Formula Revision Routine - 5 Minutes – Recall previously learned formulas. - 5 Minutes – Learn and understand new formulas. - 5 Minutes – Write formulas without looking at your notes. Golden Rule Don't just memorise formulas. Understand their meaning, variables, conditions and applications. Regular recall and practice will make formulas easier to remember.

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SSatya

Ek baar PW app ya Telegram par check karo, shayad Hindi medium ke case studies mil jaayein."

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GGaurii· 1 found helpful

In simple words Stiflling prosecution is like a private settlement between parties to drop pause or withdraw any case or other investigation in exchange of money or any other considerations Maintenance and champerty means Like to let a third party join who is unconnected to the case in exchange of any consideration or money paid to him for winning the lawsuit And wagering agreement is Where people win or loss money or other things on happening of an uncertain even it is unenforceable by law

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CChandan

provision learn hoga to automatically yaad ajayega. Waise section number likhna jaruri nhi foundation me

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NNoori

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CChandan

Radhe radhe sis , Search " rtp , mtp " You will get whole pdf of pyqs for law

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AAyushi

Module...pyqs..rtps...yeh sb se kar lo

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CChandan

Hey , pehle to module ke jo acts hai unka simple matlab samjh lo simple language me , fir jin bhi teachers se padhte hoge keywords to underline karaya hoga , un keyword ka matlab likh lo wahi par agar matlab yaad nhi to , fir wahi rato , Jo bhi padho usko 3 din. Baad fir 7 din baad aise revise Karo , try karna revision ka jo day hai wo Sunday ho , Ek baar jaise revision hogaya 7 din baad , to agle hafte same 7 din baad revise karna Ha jo tum revision karoge wo tum keywords se karoge , keywords padhkar recall karna ki us pure paragraph me kya hai. Pura paragraph padhoge to bahut time lagega , agar recall nhi kar paye to paragraph padh lena , Just ek advice hai agar tumko suit kare to kar lena Thanks

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NNoori· 1 found helpful

Category A: Must-Do (High Weightage & Scoring) • Business Mathematics & Logic: Time Value of Money (Interest & Annuity), Ratios/Proportions/Indices/Logarithms, Equations (Linear, Quadratic, Cubic), Progressions (AP & GP), Sets/Relations/Functions, and core Logical Reasoning topics (Number Series, Coding/Decoding, Blood Relations, Direction Tests, Seating Arrangements). • Statistics: Measures of Central Tendency & Dispersion, Statistical Description of Data, and Index Numbers. Category B: Important (Moderate Priority) • Permutations & Combinations, Probability, Correlation & Regression, Theoretical Distributions, and quadratic/logarithmic sub-topics. Category C: Selective Study (Low Priority) • Calculus basics (Limits, Continuity, Differentiation, Integration), Linear Inequalities, and advanced Sampling Theory. Preparation Strategy • Phase 1 (Category A): Focus heavily on Category A topics as they yield the highest return and form 65–70% of the paper; prioritize calculator tricks and formulas. • Phase 2 (Category B): Move to Category B for moderate scoring and conceptual coverage. • Phase 3 (Category C): Touch upon Category C only if time permits.

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