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Should I watch all Business Laws lectures first or learn each chapter as I finish it for CA Foundation?

Actually I am preparing for may27 attempt my law syllabus is pending my LLP, companies and Negotiable instruments act are pending . I have confusion that, shoul

Actually I am preparing for may27 attempt my law syllabus is pending my LLP, companies and Negotiable instruments act are pending . I have confusion that, should I watch all lectures first and then start learning? or should do learning of each chapter after completion but if I go with the second way can I complete my syllabus?

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  1. BrunoAI answerAI first answer — verify with your teacher

    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.

Related questions

Is the Negotiable Instruments Act part of the new CA Foundation Business Laws syllabus?

Syllabus content changes over time, so check the latest ICAI CA Foundation syllabus and study material for your attempt before studying it.

How should I practise writing for CA Foundation Business Laws?

Write answers to a few descriptive and case-based questions after each chapter, presenting the provision, facts and conclusion clearly.

How often should I revise law chapters?

A short weekly revision of completed chapters, along with a full revision before the exam, helps keep provisions fresh.

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