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For advanced CA preparation, what makes a bigger difference: multiple revisions or more time spent solving exam-level questions?

Once the basic concepts and syllabus are covered, the focus often shifts towards revision and exam-oriented practice. Multiple revisions can help with retention and recall, while solving exam-level questions helps with application, speed, and understanding how to approach unfamiliar problems.

For those who have been preparing seriously, which approach has helped you more? Is there a good balance between the two, or should the priority change as the exams get closer?

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u/Intelligent_Cold_389 — 2 days ago
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16-year-old Indian-origin student reportedly becomes the world’s youngest male Chartered Accountant and earns a Guinness World Record. What do you think of this achievement?

u/Intelligent_Cold_389 — 3 days ago
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For someone completely new to CA, where should the preparation actually begin and what should the first few months look like?

Starting CA can feel confusing because there are multiple subjects, study materials, and preparation strategies to choose from. A beginner may not know whether to start with the basics, follow ICAI material, join coaching, or create a self-study routine first.

It would be helpful to hear from students who have already started their CA journey. What did you focus on initially, and what would you recommend a complete beginner do differently?

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u/Intelligent_Cold_389 — 3 days ago
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MHT CET toppers, what's one piece of advice you wish someone had given you before the exam?

There are plenty of preparation guides and study plans online, but some of the most valuable advice comes from people who've actually been through the exam.

For those who scored well in MHT CET, what's one piece of advice you wish someone had given you before exam day? It could be about preparation, mock tests, revision, time management, avoiding common mistakes, or even handling exam-day pressure.

Small tips from experience can often make a bigger difference than generic advice, so feel free to share anything that genuinely helped or something you learned the hard way. Hopefully, this thread will be useful for everyone preparing for the upcoming MHT CET.

u/Intelligent_Cold_389 — 15 days ago
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The uniform changed, but the friendship didn't. A police officer's reunion with his childhood friend is melting hearts. ❤️

u/Intelligent_Cold_389 — 17 days ago
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Rohit Pawar questions MHT CET percentile calculations, alleges irregularities in the CET Cell's tender process, and calls for an independent investigation. What are your thoughts?

MHT CET has come under discussion after Rohit Pawar raised concerns about the transparency of the percentile calculation process. He also alleged irregularities related to the CET Cell's tender process and called for an independent investigation into the matter.

These statements have started a wider conversation among students and parents about how transparent and reliable the examination and recruitment process should be. At this stage, these are allegations, and any findings would depend on the outcome of an official investigation.

u/Intelligent_Cold_389 — 17 days ago
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MHT CET results are facing scrutiny after viral claims circulated online, but the CET Cell has denied any irregularities. Do you think a more detailed clarification is needed?

u/Intelligent_Cold_389 — 22 days ago
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MHT CET CAP 2026: Engineering seats increased to 2.16 lakh across 380 colleges. Do you think this will make admissions noticeably easier?

According to the MHT CET CAP 2026 seat matrix, the total number of engineering seats has increased to 2.16 lakh across 380 colleges, which is higher than last year's intake. Computer Engineering continues to have the highest number of seats, and the CAP process is now underway.

On paper, an increase in seats sounds like good news for aspirants. But does it actually make admissions easier, or will the impact be limited to specific branches and colleges? Popular institutes and top branches may still remain highly competitive despite the overall increase.

What are your expectations for this year's CAP rounds? Do you think this could lead to lower cutoffs, or will the competition remain almost the same?
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u/Intelligent_Cold_389 — 23 days ago
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Reports have raised questions about the MHT CET 2026 merit list after some candidates with 99+ percentile were reported to have below 60% in Class 12 PCM. The CET Cell has denied any wrongdoing and announced an internal review. What are your thoughts?

Several media reports have raised concerns about the MHT CET 2026 merit list after claiming that some candidates with very high MHT CET percentiles had relatively low Class 12 PCM marks. The Maharashtra CET Cell has denied any wrongdoing and stated that it will conduct an internal analysis of the matter.

Since the admission process is important for thousands of students, many aspirants are closely following these developments and waiting for more clarity. At this point, it's best to rely on official updates as the review progresses.

u/Intelligent_Cold_389 — 24 days ago
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The MHT CET 2026 final merit list is finally out. Are you confident you'll get your preferred college and branch, or are you rethinking your options?

The MHT CET 2026 final merit list has been released on the official admission portal. Candidates can now check their final merit rank, which will be used for the upcoming CAP counselling and seat allotment process.

This is an important stage, as your final merit position will play a key role in determining your college and branch options. It's also a good time to review your preference list and prepare for the CAP rounds.

Hopefully, everyone gets a college and branch they're happy with. Best of luck to all the aspirants!

u/Intelligent_Cold_389 — 25 days ago