The ICAI CA going to conduct mock test for the students
before the CA Final and Intermediate examination.
ICAI CA Exams in January 2026: Mock Test Series Begins
November 17
The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) has
officially announced the schedule for the CA Final, Intermediate, and
Foundation exams to be held in January 2026. To help students prepare
effectively, ICAI will conduct two rounds of Mock Test Series starting in
November. These tests are designed to boost confidence, identify weak areas,
and simulate real exam conditions.
🗓️ CA Exam Dates –
January 2026
Applications open: November 3, 2025
Mode of exams: Offline
Exam schedule:
• CA Final
Group 1: January 5, 7, 9
• CA Final
Group 2: January 11, 13, 16
• CA
Intermediate Group 1: January 6, 8, 10
• CA
Intermediate Group 2: January 12, 15, 16
• CA
Foundation: January 18, 20, 22, 24
🧪 ICAI Mock Test Series –
November & December 2025
ICAI will conduct two mock test series for both CA Final and
Intermediate students. These will be available in both online and offline
modes.
🔹 Final Mock Test Series
• Series 1:
Starts November 17
• Series 2:
Starts December 4
• Timing:
Papers uploaded at 1:30 PM; attempt between 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM
• Subjects:
• Nov 17:
Financial Reporting
• Nov 19:
Advanced Financial Management
• Nov 21:
Auditing
• Nov 24:
Direct Tax Laws & International Taxation
• Nov 26:
Indirect Tax Laws
• Nov 28:
Integrated Business Solutions (Case Studies & Strategic Management)
🔹 Intermediate Mock Test
Series
• Series 1:
Starts November 18
• Series 2:
Starts December 6
• Timing:
10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
• Subjects:
• Nov 18:
Advanced Accounting
• Nov 20:
Corporate and Other Laws
• Nov 22:
Taxation
• Nov 24:
Cost and Management Accounting
• Nov 26:
Auditing and Ethics
• Nov 28:
Financial Management & Strategic Management
📚 How to Access Mock
Tests
• Online
Mode: Attempt from home via ICAI’s BOS Knowledge Portal
• Offline
Mode: Contact your ICAI branch for venue and timing
• Answer
Keys: Released within 48 hours of each paper on the Board of Studies portal
✅ Why You Should Attempt the Mock
Tests
• Simulate
real exam conditions
• Identify
strengths and weaknesses
• Practice
time management
• Get
detailed answer keys for self-evaluation
• Available
in both English and Hindi (for select papers)
📌 Final Tips for
Aspirants
• Register
early on the BOS portal
• Attempt
both series for maximum benefit
• Review
answer keys and revise accordingly
• Stay
updated via ICAI announcements and your local branch
🌟 Final Note: Your
Journey, Your Legacy
The path to becoming a Chartered Accountant isn’t just about
passing exams it’s about proving to yourself that discipline, resilience, and
purpose can shape your future.
These mock tests are more than practice they’re your
rehearsal for greatness. Every paper you attempt, every answer you review, and
every mistake you correct is a brick in the foundation of your success.
Whether you're sitting in a quiet room at home or a crowded
branch hall, remember this: You’re not just preparing for an exam. You’re
preparing to lead, to advise, to transform businesses and lives.
So show up. Stay consistent. Believe in your preparation.
The January 2026 exams are not the finish line—they’re the gateway to the
career you’ve dreamed of.
🎯 Top 10 Tips to Ace Your
CA Exams (Final, Intermediate, Foundation)
1. Treat Mock Tests Like the Real Thing
• Attempt
both ICAI mock test series seriously.
• Stick to
the official timing: Final (2–5 PM), Intermediate (10 AM–1 PM).
• Review
answer keys within 48 hours to identify and fix mistakes.
2. Master the ICAI Study Material
• Prioritize
ICAI modules, RTPs, MTPs, and past papers.
• Avoid
relying solely on coaching notes—ICAI content is exam gold.
3. Create a Smart Revision Plan
• Break the
syllabus into weekly goals.
• Use the 3R
method: Read → Revise → Recall.
• Keep one
week before the exam for final revision only.
4. Use Time Blocks, Not Just To-Do Lists
• Study in
90-minute focused blocks with 15-minute breaks.
• Reserve
mornings for theory-heavy subjects and evenings for practical ones.
5. Practice Writing Answers
• Don’t just
read—write answers under timed conditions.
• Especially
for theory papers like Law, Audit, and Ethics.
6. Analyze ICAI’s Answer Keys
• Understand
how ICAI expects answers to be structured.
• Note
keywords, presentation style, and marking patterns.
7. Stay Updated with Amendments
• For Tax
and Law papers, ensure you're using the latest updates.
• Refer to
ICAI’s BOS portal and RTPs for changes.
8. Use Summary Notes and Flashcards
• Create
quick revision sheets for formulas, sections, and concepts.
• Use
color-coded flashcards for last-minute memory boosts.
9. Simulate Exam Conditions
• Sit at a
desk, avoid distractions, and time yourself.
• Practice
filling OMR sheets (if applicable) and writing full-length papers.
10. Take Care of Your Health and Mindset
• Sleep
well, eat light, and stay hydrated.
• Use
affirmations like: “I am prepared. I am focused. I will succeed.”
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