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I am a semi-English medium student. How should I study theory subjects for CA Inter?

Mai Semi - english student hu theory subject ki padhai kaise karu batao n

Mai Semi - english student hu theory subject ki padhai kaise karu batao n

Asked by Nikita··4 answers

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  1. BrunoAI answerAI first answer — verify with your teacher

    Semi-English is no problem. ICAI checks concepts, sections and keywords, not fancy English. 1. First understand the topic in Hindi (class or lecture), then read the same topic in the ICAI study material in English. 2. Underline keywords and section names, and learn those exactly. Write the rest in your own simple words. 3. Make short point-wise notes or charts. Points are easier to learn and write than long paragraphs. 4. Each day, write answers to 2-3 RTP/MTP questions from memory, then compare with the ICAI answer. 5. Use short sentences: Provision, then Facts, then Conclusion (for Law). The theory notes listed below are also point-wise and easy to revise.

  2. Nikita

    Aur question kaha se solve karna sikhu

  3. Geetanjali

    Either writing sessions on YouTube or practice batch of any faculty you prefer

  4. Kavyansh

    Writing practice

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Can I write CA Inter answers in simple English?

Yes. Answers in clear, simple English with correct concepts and keywords are acceptable; grammar does not need to be perfect.

Where should I practise theory questions for CA Inter?

The ICAI study material questions, Revision Test Papers (RTPs), Mock Test Papers (MTPs) and past exam papers are the standard sources for practice.

Is CA Inter available in Hindi medium?

ICAI has allowed students to opt for Hindi medium at the Intermediate level, but check the current exam notification for the latest rules.

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