60-Day Study Plan for CA Final | Crack Your exam in one go | CA Akansha Jain
You have just 60 days left before your CA Final exams, which means this is the most critical period for your preparation. A correct CA Final 60-day preparation plan may be what separates pass from fail. The next 60 days are not going to be a new beginning but rather an efficient review process, practice, and exam-specific preparation.
CA Final Preparation Strategy for 60 Days (2027) – Study Plan, Timetable & Tips to Pass in One Attempt
If you are thinking about how to prepare for CA Final in 60 days, this article covers everything you need to know in terms of CA Final subjects preparation, day-to-day planning, and review methods that will ensure success in your CA Final attempt.
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60-Day Study Plan for CA Final
Studying for the CA Final in 60 days needs to be done in a very disciplined way. Passive reading should be avoided, and active learning methods like focused study, revision, and constant evaluation should be adopted.
To succeed:
Study for 8-10 hours each day with complete focus
Do revision along with practice, and not separately
Improve areas of weakness early on
Solve mock tests periodically to build exam temperament
Primary Objective: Do 2-3 complete revisions of all subjects in these 60 days.
Study Schedule & Time Management:
It is crucial to lay out an effective schedule before getting into the specifics of preparing various subjects. Doing so would help to increase productivity and retain what you studied.
The following tips will be helpful to do that:
Study for 30-45 minutes at a stretch to concentrate
Take breaks in between to relax your brain
Plan targets for the next day ahead of time
Balance theory and practical subjects equally
Day-to-Day Subject-Wise Schedule
Here is a sample schedule of how to distribute study time throughout the day
Time Block | Activity |
| Morning (3–4 hrs) | Practical subject (problem solving) |
| Afternoon (2–3 hrs) | Theory subject + revision |
| Evening (2–3 hrs) | MCQs + mock test practice |
| Night (1 hr) | Quick revision + planning |
This helps to achieve consistency in improving concepts, retention, and readiness for exams, all of which are equally important in passing the CA Final.
Make sure you follow this strategy every day without fail.
The subject-wise strategy
The following is your comprehensive study schedule according to subject for 60 days. Please proceed accordingly, along with proper revision.
Financial Reporting
The Financial Reporting covers good marks. Practice each question of the study material, RTP, MTP, and past papers. Attempt one Ind AS per day. Lengthy Ind AS like 102, 12, 33, etc., will be studied as 1 IND AS in 2 days with complete practice and thorough revision from class notes, study material, or you can mail us at [email protected] for notes.
Big and difficult topics like consolidation and business combination need 4-5 days per chapter. These will give you good marks and help you cross 60+ easily. Most questions include 10-12 common adjustments, so they can be tackled.
Short Ind ASs you can study now, and after that, study after 10th July, other topics like lengthy Ind AS and big chapters need 2-3 revisions in June.
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Strategic Financial Management
Strategic Financial Management is scored and depends entirely on your practice and how many questions you have solved. The theory part needs to be revised within 20 days of the exams. Now spend around 2 hours on practicing questions from the Reference book you are practicing, study material, and RTPs. At the end of June, you should solve a mixed variety of questions instead of attempting topic-wise questions.
Portfolio management, forex, derivatives, and interest rate risk management need to be solved with patience. Spend at least 3 days on each topic and study in-depth. Other topics can be managed as 1 or 2 days per topic.
No need to revise all the topics 3-4 times; easy topics can be revised 2 times only. Focus on big topics and spend more time on them.
Advance Auditing
Ethics and Companies Act part comprises 35-40 marks, which is the most scoring area in the Advanced Auditing. Use mnemonics or any pattern, but you should know the clause number, section, and section number on each provision. You can easily score around 28-30 from here. Must attempt MCQs simultaneously to grasp the concept clarity.
Other small topics take around 7-8 days; some topics can take 2 days, like fiscal laws and banks. You can refer to any question bank for this subject and study from the class notes. The part of SA is less scoring; you need to cover more and more points in your answers to score well.
Corporate and Economic Laws
As per the last few exam papers, questions are quite lengthy in law. Your understanding should be good, and a good reading speed is also required. MCQs will be quite helpful in improving concept clarity. Do not spend the most time on the part of the director.
Use reference books and a question bank for good practice. Here, you need to practice by writing key points in written format. Economic law is scoring and needs a good time; spend around 10 days on 6 chapters. These will help in scoring 60+. Misc provisions or foreign companies can be studied in July.
Your target should be to do at least 6 written practice sessions of 6 questions from each chapter to gain confidence.
Mainly, the examiner evaluates based on the number of key points you cover in a particular question.
SCM-PE
Give 2 to 2.30 hr daily to SCM-PE. Refer to the class reference book, RTP, MTPs, and study material. Scoring is possible according to the number of questions you practice.
Pricing decision, decision making, cost management techniques, and transfer pricing will take 3 days per topic. You need to attempt at least 10-12 questions of each topic. Leave simple topics for the time being and revise them 20 days before the exams.
Major topics will take around 20-22 days to complete the syllabus. In the second revision, give 80% time to practice only. Attempt case studies after the first revision in 1-2 days.
Direct Tax
In both subjects, MCQs will play a great role in concept clarity and speed. Difficult and important chapters include PGBP, TDS, Charitable trust, Assessment, and Transfer Pricing. Each of them will require at least a day and a half, for a total of 10 hours daily. These chapters in Direct Tax can be asked for 50+ marks, so practice them thoroughly. You can start from PGBP or CG, continue with IFOS, and then modules 2,3 and 4.
The topics of House Property and Salary are not that important, but are still recommended to study once a month before the exams.
For practice, keep a daily target of 20 MCQ and 5 questions of the same concept. Every Sunday, review all the topics learned in a week. Keep in mind that supporting provision for your treatment is important to mention for scoring good marks.
The main topics will take 20-24 days to revise, only with good practice.
Indirect Tax
Some chapters that are difficult and require more practice are Value of Supply, ITC, Refunds, and Valuation under Customs. You should study the questions in the Study mat as well as past papers, 2-3 past RTPS, and mock papers. The rest of the chapters are quite manageable, like studying and understanding any other law.
Here again, MCQs will help in concept clarity. You need to work on your reading speed and understanding quickly because case study-based MCQs may consume more time.
The main topics will take around 20 days, and you can easily revise 2 times with good practice.
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Conclusion
To prepare for the CA Final in 60 days, you need to revise and practice consistently and execute your plan in a disciplined way. You should divide your time into parts and focus on the things that the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, or ICAI, says are important. This way, you can cover the syllabus for the CA Final and do well on the exam.
The CA Final preparation plan is about being consistent, so make sure you prioritize revising and taking mock tests for the CA Final. You should also try to stay calm and focused on the CA Final because this is how you can pass the CA Final in one attempt.
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