Last 30 Days CA Inter Jan 2026 Preparation Plan

With just 30 days left for the CA Inter Jan 2026 exams, it’s time to shift your focus from learning new topics to revising, practicing, and consolidating concepts. At this stage, a smart, disciplined approach can make the difference between scoring average marks and achieving your target.

This guide provides a practical last-30-days strategy to help you revise efficiently, strengthen weak areas, and maximize your exam performance.

With just 30 days left for the CA Inter Jan 2026 exams, it is important to focus on smart revision rather than trying to learn new topics. At this stage, your priority should be to strengthen concepts, practice questions, and reinforce high-weightage chapters across both groups. 

Theory subjects like Auditing & Ethics and Corporate and Other Laws require quick review of key amendments and important provisions, while numerical-heavy subjects like Advanced Accounting, Financial Management, and Cost Accounting demand regular problem-solving practice. Make sure to use ICAI study material as your primary resource and focus on the areas where you feel less confident. Avoid spending excessive time on topics you have already mastered, and instead dedicate your energy to improving weaker areas and consolidating your preparation.

• Revise all major topics from both groups.
  
• Focus on conceptual clarity and formulas in Financial Management, Cost Accounting, and Advanced Accounting.
  
• For theory papers like Auditing & Ethics and Corporate Laws, prepare short notes and review amendments.
  
• Solve back questions from ICAI study material to reinforce understanding.

• Attempt recent RTPs and MTPs under exam conditions.
  
• Analyze mistakes and revise weak areas immediately.
  
• For numerical-heavy papers like Accounting, FM, and Costing, solve at least 2–3 full problems daily.
  
• Start maintaining a quick revision sheet for formulas, standards, and key amendments.

• Take full-length mock tests for both groups.
  
• Focus on time management, answer presentation, and accuracy.
  
• Identify recurring mistakes and revise those topics.
  
• Use this week to build exam temperament and confidence.

• Revise short notes, flowcharts, and amendments notebook daily.
  
• Focus on memorization of important provisions, formulas, and key points.
  
• Avoid starting any new chapters or topics.
• Ensure you get enough sleep, nutrition, and breaks to stay fresh for exams.

Even in the last 30 days, a structured daily schedule is crucial:

• Morning (3–4 hours): Revise theory or tough topics
  
• Afternoon (2–3 hours): Solve numerical and practice questions
  
• Evening (2 hours): Attempt RTP/MTP questions or full mock test on alternate days
  
• Night (1 hour): Quick recap of formulas, standards, and amendments
  

Consistency is more important than long hours. Even 7–8 focused hours a day can make a huge difference if planned properly.

• Prioritize high-weightage and weak topics first.
  
• Use ICAI study material as your base and check RTPs/MTPs for exam patterns.
  
• Maintain a short mistakes notebook to quickly revise errors before exams.
  
• Avoid unnecessary distractions like social media or unrelated study material.
  
• Stay positive and confident — mindset can impact your exam performance as much as preparation.

The last 30 days are critical for your CA Inter Jan 2026 attempt. With focused revision, consistent practice, and smart time management, you can cover the syllabus effectively and enter the exam hall with confidence. Remember, it’s not about cramming everything — it’s about smart, strategic preparation. With the right guidance from Agrawal Classes, you can make these last 30 days truly count.