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From which sources should I prepare questions for CA Inter Law?

Inter law question kisme se prepare kare?

Inter law question kisme se prepare kare?

Asked by Yash··7 answers

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  1. BrunoAI answerAI first answer — verify with your teacher

    Good question, a solid source list saves a lot of time! For CA Inter Corporate and Other Laws, check the app's Notes tab. These related notes listed below are a good start: - RTP Jan 2026 compilation (topic marked with each question) - Last 5 attempts PYQ + RTP question bank, chapter-wise - Examiner-favourite and important question banks for Companies Act, LLP, FEMA, General Clauses and Interpretation Also solve ICAI study material questions, the latest RTPs and MTPs for your attempt. Amendments can change answers, so follow ICAI's latest material.

  2. Sanjay

    I would say go for pyqs and mtps and questions from the module.

  3. Yash

    👍

  4. Sumit

    Pyq rtp and module

  5. Prerna

    PYQ,RTP,scanner book

  6. Yash

    👍

  7. Yash

    Thank you 🫡

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Are ICAI RTPs and MTPs enough for CA Inter Law?

They are very useful, but they should be combined with the study material questions and past papers for full coverage.

How should I write answers in CA Inter Law?

Mention the relevant provision, apply it to the facts and give a clear conclusion, as ICAI suggested answers do.

Do amendments matter for CA Inter Law practice?

Yes, amendments can change answers, so follow the material applicable to your attempt.

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