CA Final Audit Notes by CA Kapil Goyal: post #673 — TG.ME

Those who genuinely want to PASS CA Final Audit — follow this strategy. If you can dedicate 4–6 hours daily for Audit revision, this plan can help you complete 3 revisions before the exam. 📚 First Revision Plan (30 Days) Day 1–15 : Standards on Auditing (SAs) Revise 3 SAs daily along with my Question Bank covering all questions up to May 2026 RTP. Day 16 : Professional Ethics Day 17 : CARO 2020 Cover the entire chapter with all questions. Day 18 : Bank Audit Complete theory + all questions. Day 19 : NBFC Audit Revise concepts and practice questions. Day 20 : Digital Audit Cover the full chapter with questions. Day 21 : SDG / ESG Day 22 : Due Diligence & Investigation Day 23–25 : Other Remaining Chapters Cover with complete question practice. Day 26–27 : MCQ & Case-Based MCQ Practice Day 28–29 : Solve Current Attempt MTP (No need to solve other RTPs/MTPs separately if you have already covered the complete Question Bank.) ✅ Total Time for First Revision: 29–30 Days ⸻ 📌 Second Revision (Next 15 Days) Focus only on important questions and concepts. This revision will be much faster and sharper. ⸻ 📌 Third Revision (During Exam Leave) Use exam leave to do a quick third revision to strengthen retention. ⸻ 💯 If you sincerely follow this strategy, passing CA Final Audit becomes highly achievable. Best wishes for May 2026 CA Final Exam. – CA Kapil Goyal ⸻ If you want, I can also make a more viral Instagram/Telegram version (short + punchy) which usually gets better engagement from CA students. 🚀 Youtube video for ABC analysis of SAs for May 26 Exam. Coming soon 🔜