Poor Time Management:

Allocate specific time slots for each subject.
Practice time-bound mock tests to get a feel of the exam scenario.

Neglecting the Study Material:

Stick to the study material given by respective CA coaching chart or revision books or ICAI study materials and Avoid relying solely on Main Books due to time constraint.

Inadequate Revision:

Regularly revise the topics you have studied.
Create a revision schedule that covers all subjects systematically.

Ignoring Past Exam Papers:

Solve past years' exam papers to understand the pattern and frequently asked questions.
Analyze your performance in these papers to identify weak areas.

Overlooking the Weightage of Topics:

Focus on high-weightage topics as they are likely to fetch more marks.
Don't ignore low-weightage topics entirely, but prioritize your study time effectively.

Not Practicing Practical Problems:

Practice practical problems regularly, especially for subjects like Accounting and quantitative aptitude.
Understand the concepts rather than rote learning.

Lack of Conceptual Clarity:

Ensure you have a clear understanding of the basic concepts.
Don’t hesitate to seek help from CA Faculties or CA classes if you have doubts.

Skipping Mock Tests:

Take as many mock tests as possible to build confidence.
Use these tests to develop an effective exam strategy.

Ignoring Presentation:

Practice presenting your answers neatly and clearly.
Pay attention to the format(it affects Scoring), especially in theoretical subjects.

Not Reading the Questions Carefully:

Carefully read each question to understand what is being asked.
Avoid rushing through questions and making careless mistakes.