Preparing for CA Intermediate Group 2 in just 60 days may sound intense — but it’s absolutely possible. The key isn’t studying endlessly. It’s studying strategically. With the right mix of lectures, practice, and revision, you can cover the syllabus comfortably and walk into the exam hall with confidence.

Let’s break it down step by step.

First, Understand What You’re Preparing For

CA Inter Group 2 includes three papers:

• Paper 4: Cost and Management Accounting (100 Marks)
• Paper 5: Auditing and Ethics (100 Marks)
• Paper 6: Financial Management & Strategic Management (100 Marks)

Each subject demands a different preparation style:

• Costing: Practical, problem-solving heavy
• Audit: Theory-heavy, keyword-oriented
• FM: Practical with formulas
• SM: Conceptual and presentation-based

The 60-Day Strategy (Realistic & Practical)

This plan assumes:

• Full course lectures for Costing and FM/SM

• Fast-track / exam-oriented lectures for Audit

Approximate Lecture Hours

• Costing: 180–200 hours

• FM/SM: 170–180 hours

• Audit (Fast Track): 100–110 hours

If watched at 1.2x–1.5x speed, total effective time = ~340 hours

Now let’s see how to complete this smartly.

CA Inter Study Plan Tips

• ✔ Choose a distraction-free study area
• ✔ Sit upright — posture affects focus
• ✔ Use updated study material
• ✔ Make neat, short notes & highlight formulas
• ✔ Keep a separate mistake notebook

Use ICAI Resources Seriously

To score well, rely heavily on:

• ICAI Study Material

• Previous Year Question Papers

• Suggested Answers

• Mock Test Papers (MTPs)

• Revision Test Papers (RTPs)

• Sample Questions (30:70 Pattern)

When you practice answers in ICAI format, you train your brain to write exactly what the examiner expects.

That’s how you increase marks — not by writing extra pages.

ICAI Study Material | PYQs & Suggested Answers | MTPs | RTPs

Health & Productivity

Many students ignore this — and regret it.

✔ Sleep properly
✔ Eat on time
✔ Stay hydrated
✔ Take small breaks
✔ Avoid late-night burnout cycles

A fresh brain retains more in 6 hours than a tired brain in 10.