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Bank Reconciliation Statement
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Inside one chapter
A chapter is not just notes
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for weeks, then revise in a minute.
Notes you can actually read — written from the ICAI module, following its own headings in its own order, so nothing is quietly skipped.
Three map tiers.Flow Map is the whole chapter on one page. Quick Map is the 60-second pass — decision spine, numbers strip, an if the question says … you do table, and the traps. Quick Glance is one animated sheet you can hold in your head walking into the hall.
Flashcards and MCQs — cards scheduled by spaced repetition, and a question bank whose every answer key is machine-checked.
Fully solved questions, broken into relevant provision → application → conclusion, which is how the examiner awards the marks.
An Exam Lab — how ICAI has actually tested this chapter: the recurring question shapes, roughly how often each appears, and what it is usually worth.
Journal entries where the paper needs them, worked line by line.
Summary notes
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Flashcards
Resurfaced the day before you would forget
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Solved questions
Provision → application → conclusion
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Past papers and RTPs kept in separate columns — blending them hides both the near-certainty and the untested signal.
Where the count disagrees with ICAI's own chapter weight, you see both and can trust the count for revision order.
A zero is shown as a zero, with the reason — a withdrawn deduction is genuinely not being asked.
Time of supply · reverse charge
Capital gains · s.54F
Incorporation · s.7 & s.8
Amalgamation · pooling vs purchase
Set-off & carry forward
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The rooms
A plan that answers the real question
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Strategy room takes your pace history, what's left, and your actual attempt
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Planner — a real timetable with reminders, built around your attempt, not a generic 90-day plan.
Revision — spaced repetition that resurfaces a card the day before you'd have forgotten it.
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Today
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Why you can trust a number in here
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Coverage is measured, chapter by chapter, against the module's own section headings — so "we covered it" is a number, not a claim.
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Where it stands today
The honest count
Every figure below is counted straight out of the CA Foundation build, as of September 2026.
Nothing is rounded up, and nothing counts a question nobody has answered yet.
Intermediate and Final are still being written, and are deliberately not counted here.
99
units
across the four papers
4,090
exam questions
with ICAI’s own answers
3,887
Study Material questions
every one ICAI prints
6,330
written explanations
why the answer is the answer
322
flashcards
scheduled by spaced repetition
And 198 visual maps — a Flow Map and a Quick Map for every unit.
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