How should I study theory and practical subjects in the last 2 months before the CA Inter exam?

Bruno · AI first answer — verify with your teacher

That missing feeling usually means you are reading and solving, but not testing yourself or revising your own mistakes yet. Keep your planner, and add three things: daily writing practice, a mistake notebook, and timed tests. A simple 8-week structure: 1. Weeks 1-5 (complete revision with practice) - Each day, do one practical subject and one theory subject so both stay fresh. - Practical (3-4 hrs): solve ICAI module questions yourself first, then check the solution. Mark every question you got wrong and note the reason (concept, formula or silly mistake) in a mistake notebook. Keep a one-page formula and format sheet for each subject. - Theory (2-3 hrs): read the ICAI module, underline keywords, then close the book and write 2-3 answers. For law, use the format provision, facts, analysis, conclusion. Writing is what makes theory stick. - Daily, 20-30 min: MCQs, since every paper has a 30-mark MCQ / case-scenario part. 2. Weeks 6-7 (exam mode) - Solve RTPs, MTPs and past papers chapter-wise. - Write at least one full 3-hour paper each week, in exam timing. Check it honestly against the suggested answers. 3. Last week - Revise only your marked questions, your mistake notebook, your formula sheets and the amendments applicable to your attempt. - Check the latest ICAI study material and RTP for those amendments. A quick weekly check: every Sunday, re-solve 5 questions you got wrong earlier. If you still get them wrong, that chapter needs another round. If you tell me your group, your weak subjects and how many chapters are pending, I can help you fine-tune this. You've got this!