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How should I make a CA Foundation timetable for my study slots of 7-2, 4-5 and 9-11?

Muje time table banana hai matlab konsa subject kab lu kya karu wo bhi hint de dena mera Timing hai

Muje time table banana hai matlab konsa subject kab lu kya karu wo bhi hint de dena mera Timing hai Morning 7 to 2 Evening 4 to 5 Night 9 to 11

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    Tumhare ~10 ghante ke liye ek simple daily plan (agar 7-2 tumhara free study time hai): - 7:00-9:30 Accounting (fresh mind, sums practice) - 9:45-11:45 Business Laws (padho + 1-2 answers likho) - 12:00-2:00 Quantitative Aptitude (practice + MCQs) - 4:00-5:00 Business Economics (concepts padho) - 9:00-11:00 Din bhar ka revision + 20-30 MCQs (Quant/Eco) Hints: 1. Har slot ke baad 10-15 min break lo. 2. Sunday ko ek mock/MTP do aur weak topics note karo. 3. Agar 7-2 school/college ka time hai, to batao, plan change kar denge. Notes tab mein related time-table notes bhi dekh lo.

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