Subject wise test series for CA Final, Inter and Foundation

Quick answer: a subject wise test series gives you full mock tests in one paper only, instead of a whole group. It is the cheapest sensible choice when you are exempt in some papers, when one paper is far weaker than the rest, or when you only need a top-up after a group plan. If you are writing every paper of a group for the first time, a group plan usually makes more sense. Every subject at every level, with its live price, is in the table below.

The next exams are close: CA Final Group I starts on 2 November 2026 (ICAI schedule, PDF (opens in a new tab)), and CA Inter and Foundation start on 2 and 3 January 2027 (ICAI schedule, PDF (opens in a new tab)). With little time, paying for papers you won't write is the most common waste. Below: what "subject wise" means, who should buy one paper, how it compares with a group, and how to fit it into the weeks you have.

Subject wise test series: what it means

Subject wise means you buy one paper's mocks on their own. Students often mix it up with two other kinds of CA test series:

So "subject wise" is about which papers you buy; "chapter wise vs full syllabus" is about how much of the syllabus each test covers. A subject wise test series can be either. Ours are full-syllabus: 3 mocks in that paper, each a full paper on the latest ICAI pattern. When chapter tests still help, and how to build them free from ICAI's past papers, is in CA Final test series chapter wise vs full syllabus.

Subject wise test series for CA Final, Inter and Foundation: every paper

Every price below is filled from the plan, so it is always today's figure. Each row is one paper, with 3 full mocks and a checked copy of each.

Each subject page shows preview pages of Mock Test 1, so you can see the paper before you pay.

Subject wise vs group: which costs less?

Add up the single papers you need and compare the total with the group price. That one sum decides it.

The group and both-groups prices for each level are on the level pages: CA Final, CA Inter and CA Foundation. A side-by-side table of every group option, with its price and paper count, is in our most affordable CA test series guide.

Every subject page also shows the group options for that paper with their per-subject price, so you can switch before you pay.

Who should buy a subject wise test series

Four students gain most from buying one paper at a time.

1. You're exempt in one or two papers

ICAI exempts a paper if you wrote every paper of the group, failed the group, and scored 60 or more in that paper. The exemption lasts for the next three examinations. To pass the group, you then need at least 40 in each remaining paper and 50% in the aggregate of all the group's papers, including the exempted one (ICAI New Scheme FAQs, Q 3.19 for Inter and Q 4.11 for Final, PDF (opens in a new tab)).

So you sit only the remaining papers, and those are the only ones worth a mock. The full rules are in CA Final exemption rules and CA Inter passing marks and exemption.

2. One paper is far weaker than the rest

If five papers are steady and one keeps pulling your aggregate down, that one paper is where a checked copy earns its price. Typical examples: FR or DT at CA Final, Advanced Accounting or Taxation at CA Inter, Accounting at CA Foundation.

3. You need a top-up, not a whole plan

Maybe you've written ICAI's MTPs and past papers in every subject and only one subject's answers still feel unsure. One subject's three mocks give you new questions and a checked copy without paying for papers you've already practised.

4. You're writing one group, and only parts of it worry you

Writing CA Final Group II only, and comfortable with IDT? You need DT and IBS. Add those two subject prices and compare the total with the Group II price before you check out; if the group costs no more, take it.

CA Final subject wise test series: fitting it in before 2 November

With about three weeks to Group I, one subject's three mocks fit if you start now. CA Final papers run on 2, 4 and 6 November (Group I) and 9, 11 and 13 November (Group II), per ICAI's schedule (PDF) (opens in a new tab).

Write each mock at 2 PM, the real exam time, and fix every mark cut before the next one. A wider 30-day plan for all six papers is in CA Final test series schedule Nov 2026.

CA Inter and Foundation subject wise test series: Jan 2027

For January 2027, you have about eleven weeks, enough for three mocks in every paper you buy. A typical rhythm: Mock 1 in late November, Mock 2 in the first half of December, Mock 3 in the second half of December in exam order.

• CA Inter: Group I on 2, 4 and 6 January; Group II on 8, 10 and 12 January (ICAI schedule, PDF (opens in a new tab)). Re-attempting with an exemption? Buy only the remaining papers. The full Inter budget, group by group, is in cheapest test series for CA Inter.
• CA Foundation: 3, 5, 7 and 9 January. Papers 1 and 2 are descriptive; Papers 3 and 4 are 100 MCQs each with a quarter-mark negative (ICAI New Scheme FAQs, Q 2.12–2.13, PDF (opens in a new tab); Paper 3, September 2026, PDF (opens in a new tab)). If you buy only one or two papers, the descriptive ones gain most from a checked copy. Full fees and options: CA Foundation test series fees.

What every subject wise mock gives you

The same paper and the same checking, one subject at a time.

• 3 full-syllabus mock tests in that paper, set at the real ICAI exam standard, on the latest pattern, by 15+ qualified CA faculty.
• Every amendment applicable for your attempt tested: November 2026 for Final, January 2027 for Inter and Foundation.
• You write by hand, scan and upload one PDF of your answer sheet. One submission per paper.
• The reason for every mark cut, with the correct line to write.
• Your checked copy within 24 hours, and the paper's solution opens once you have submitted.

Frequently asked questions

What is a subject wise test series in CA?

It is a set of mock tests in one paper only, bought on its own instead of as part of a group. Ours are full-syllabus mocks: 3 per paper, each a complete paper with a checked copy.

Is there a subject wise test series for CA Final November 2026?

Yes. All six CA Final papers are sold one by one; the table above links each subject page with its live price.

Is a CA Inter subject wise test series cheaper than a group?

For one or two papers, usually yes. For all three papers of a group, add up the three subject prices and compare with the group price on the CA Inter page.

Should I buy subject wise or chapter wise?

Close to the exam, full-syllabus mocks in the papers you need. Chapter tests help while a subject is still being studied; see chapter wise vs full syllabus.

Can I add another subject later?

Yes. Each subject is a separate purchase, so you can start with your weakest paper and add another once you see your first checked copy.

Next step: list the papers you're sitting

Cross out exempt papers and papers you're confident in. What's left is your subject wise test series.

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