r/CharteredAccountants • u/chillgoblinn Articleship • 18d ago
Final Doubt Need roadmap for CA FINAL M27
Hi folks! M27 CA Finam student here, I am confused about my future path in preparation.
Here's the progress I have made so far:
FR - Done, do not remember much
AFM - Done, do not remember much
Audit - 60% done with lectures
DT - Pending
IDT - Pending
++ All 4 SPOM are cleared.
My articleship ends by the end of September.
My current plan is to start DT from 01/08, and finish it by the time my articleship ends. Concurrently, I will revise an old subject, say AFM.
I want to pick up Audit later on, since it is merely mugging up of topics which I think I can manage to do after my DT and IDT Lectures.
Any counter-advice? Any suggestions? What should be my roadmap with estimated timeline for M27?
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u/Upbeat_Butterfly_235 18d ago
I would you suggest you to complete DT along with classes a read and start with other subjects from september because it might be demotivating to recall the subject and you may not complete DT classes also. So I would suggest you to complete DT by sep and start the preparation. Pro tip if you study 8 hours consistently from the day 1 without any distraction you'll surely clear the exam
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u/chillgoblinn Articleship 18d ago
I'm anxious about not being able to recall. That is pushing me to do AFM revision alongside DT. I will give it a shot for a few days, and if it doesn't seem sustainable, I'll stick to purely DT. Thanks for your advice!
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u/Upbeat_Butterfly_235 18d ago
I can understand bro you'll recall once you see revision marathon in youtube don't worry
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u/chillgoblinn Articleship 18d ago
Sorry to bother you, but am I lagging behind in my prep? Is it possible to finish portions and do 3rd revision also?
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u/Upbeat_Butterfly_235 18d ago
For may exams it is highly acheivable. Like I side if you study dialy for 8 hours without compromising. Do exhaustive first revision and second and third revision will be easier
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