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Lectures, books, previous papers, revision and mock test papers, amendments and faculty — organised by course, level, group and subject, with a study workspace for what you have saved and covered.

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Levels
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Subjects
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Chapters
116

Chartered Accountancy

3 levels on the platform.

Levels
3
Subjects
16
Syllabus
Foundation Syllabus 2024

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Accounting

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Chapters
4
Syllabus
Foundation Syllabus 2024
Subjects here
3

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Marks, question types and chapter weightage for each verified paper.

Inside a subject

Chapters, as the institutes publish them

Each entry is a live chapter record, linked to the subject it belongs to. Where a chapter is not yet mapped, it is simply not listed here.

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    Company Accounts

    Advanced Accounting

    Chartered Accountancy · Intermediate

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  • 01

    Income Tax Law and Practice

    Taxation

    Chartered Accountancy · Intermediate

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  • 01

    Ratio and Proportion

    Quantitative Aptitude

    Chartered Accountancy · Foundation

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  • 01

    Indian Regulatory Framework

    Business Laws

    Chartered Accountancy · Foundation

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  • 01

    Introduction to Business Economics

    Business Economics

    Chartered Accountancy · Foundation

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  • 01

    Companies Act 2013

    Corporate and Other Laws

    Chartered Accountancy · Intermediate

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  • 01

    Theoretical Framework

    Accounting

    Chartered Accountancy · Foundation

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    Introduction to Cost Accounting

    Cost and Management Accounting

    Chartered Accountancy · Intermediate

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Six steps, and you can enter at any of them

Nothing on the platform depends on a recommendation engine. The hierarchy below is the whole navigation model — course, level, group, subject, attempt, resources.

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What is enforced, and what you can check

Every claim below maps to something the codebase actually does — publication filters, verification status, progress tracking and one search index.

Built on the actual syllabus

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Exam attempts

Revision that knows which sitting you are preparing for

Attempt records tie every paper, RTP and MTP to the examination it belongs to, so your revision set matches the exam rather than a generic past-year pile.

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Attempt records have not been published, so there is no sitting to count down to. Rather than guess a date, the platform leaves this empty — the subject pages, syllabus and search all work without it.

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Books

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Question papers, revision test papers, mock test papers and answer keys — each linked to the attempt it belongs to, with analysis where the paper has been verified.

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Syllabus versions, groups and subjects mirror the published structure of each institute. Where a notification exists, the institute's own site is the link we give you.

CA CMA CS Hub is an independent study-material platform. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by ICAI, ICMAI or ICSI. Always verify a rule against the institute's own notification before you rely on it.

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