CA Foundation Past year question papers

After each attempt, ICAI publishes the CA Foundation question papers and its own suggested answers for them. These are the papers students actually wrote, so they show how ICAI frames its questions and how it answers them.

Start with the most recent attempt and work backwards. Write each paper in one timed sitting before you open the answers, then go through it line by line against ICAI’s suggested answer; here is how to check your answers against ICAI’s suggested answers. Laws and standards change between attempts, so read the RTP for your attempt for what is new; RTP vs MTP explained shows how the two fit together.

Wherever you lost marks, note why: the concept, the way you presented it, or a missing working note. Fix that one thing before the next paper.

When you want fresh full papers on ICAI’s pattern, with your handwritten answer sheet checked step by step, see the CA Foundation test series.