19 tests — 17 chapter tests + 2 full syllabus tests. Every chapter test has 40 MCQs and 48 minutes. That is the real pace of the exam — 72 seconds a question, what ICAI gives you (100 questions in 120 minutes).
Checked copy in 3 working days. In the busy days just before the exam it can take up to 5 working days.
One copy of each test is checked. If you want a test checked again, it is ₹50 per sheet.
The 19 tests you get
| Test | Chapter and what it covers | MCQs | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chapter Test 1 | Ratio, Proportion, Indices and Logarithms Unit I Ratio and Proportion — compound, duplicate and sub-triplicate ratios, mean and third proportional, alligation · Unit II Indices — the three laws, fractional and negative indices · Unit III Logarithms — the three laws, change of base | 40 | 48 minutes |
| Chapter Test 2 | Equations and Linear Inequalities Equations — simple and simultaneous linear equations, quadratic equations, sum and product of roots, nature of roots, cubic equations · Linear Inequalities — inequalities in one and two variables | 40 | 48 minutes |
| Chapter Test 3 | Time Value of Money — Interest Simple interest · Compound interest and the difference between the two · Effective and nominal rates, conversion periods · Depreciation on the reducing balance, population and revenue growth, doubling and trebling | 40 | 48 minutes |
| Chapter Test 4 | Time Value of Money — Annuities Annuity regular — future and present value · Annuity due and the (1 + i) rule · Perpetuity and growing perpetuity · Sinking funds, loan instalments and EMI, net present value, valuation of bonds, real rate of return | 40 | 48 minutes |
| Chapter Test 5 | Permutations and Combinations The fundamental principle of counting, factorials · Permutations with and without repetition, repeated letters, restricted places, circular arrangements and necklaces · Combinations, the nCr = nCn−r identity, committees, diagonals | 40 | 48 minutes |
| Chapter Test 6 | Sequence and Series Arithmetic progression — nth term, sum, terms in A.P., numbers divisible by a given number · Geometric progression — nth term, sum, sum to infinity · Σn, Σn², Σn³, arithmetic, geometric and harmonic means | 40 | 48 minutes |
| Chapter Test 7 | Sets, Functions and Relations Sets, subsets and the power set, union, intersection and difference, De Morgan’s laws · Venn diagrams and the cardinal-number formulae for two and three sets · Relations — reflexive, symmetric, transitive, equivalence, inverse · Functions — domain and range | 40 | 48 minutes |
| Chapter Test 8 | Differential and Integral Calculus Unit I Differential Calculus — the power rule, products, quotients and the chain rule, derivatives of eₓ and log x, second derivatives, marginal cost and marginal revenue, maxima and minima, tangents · Unit II Integral Calculus | 40 | 48 minutes |
| Chapter Test 9 | Number Series, Coding and Direction Tests Number and letter series, coding and decoding by letter shift, by reversal, by substitution and by sentence comparison, odd man out · Direction and distance tests, left and right turns, compass rotations | 40 | 48 minutes |
| Chapter Test 10 | Seating Arrangements and Blood Relations Linear seating, positions from either end, circular seating facing the centre and facing outward, opposite seats, square tables · Blood-relation chains, pointing-to-a-photograph puzzles, coded relations | 40 | 48 minutes |
| Chapter Test 11 | Statistical Description of Data Primary and secondary data and the methods of collecting them · Classification and tabulation, class limits, boundaries, marks and widths, the exclusive and inclusive methods · Diagrams and graphs — bar diagram, pie chart, histogram, frequency polygon, ogive | 40 | 48 minutes |
| Chapter Test 12 | Measures of Central Tendency Arithmetic mean and its properties, combined and weighted mean · Median, quartiles, deciles and percentiles · Mode and the empirical relation between the three averages · Geometric and harmonic mean, and which average to use when | 40 | 48 minutes |
| Chapter Test 13 | Measures of Dispersion Range and coefficient of range · Quartile deviation, the inter-quartile range and the coefficient of QD · Mean deviation about the mean and the median · Standard deviation, variance and their properties · Coefficient of variation | 40 | 48 minutes |
| Chapter Test 14 | Probability Definitions of probability, sample space, mutually exclusive and exhaustive events · The addition and multiplication theorems, drawing with and without replacement · Conditional probability and independence, Bayes’ theorem · Odds for and against, mathematical expectation | 40 | 48 minutes |
| Chapter Test 15 | Theoretical Distributions Binomial distribution — parameters, mean, variance, conditions and P(r successes) · Poisson distribution — the single parameter, mean equal to variance, the limiting form of the binomial · Normal distribution — properties of the curve, the standard normal | 40 | 48 minutes |
| Chapter Test 16 | Correlation and Regression Meaning of correlation, the scatter diagram, the range and interpretation of r · Karl Pearson’s coefficient, coefficient of determination, probable error · Spearman’s rank correlation and the coefficient of concurrent deviation · Regression lines | 40 | 48 minutes |
| Chapter Test 17 | Index Numbers Meaning and uses of index numbers, base year, price relatives · Simple and weighted index numbers — Laspeyres, Paasche, Fisher and Marshall-Edgeworth · Time reversal, factor reversal and circular tests · Cost of living index | 40 | 48 minutes |
| Full Syllabus Test 1 | The whole ICAI syllabus, on the real exam pattern Part A Business Mathematics (Q1–40) · Part B Logical Reasoning (Q41–60) · Part C Statistics (Q61–100) | 100 | 2 hours |
| Full Syllabus Test 2 | The whole ICAI syllabus, on the real exam pattern Part A Business Mathematics (Q1–40) · Part B Logical Reasoning (Q41–60) · Part C Statistics (Q61–100) | 100 | 2 hours |
In every test: 1 mark a question · −0.25 for a wrong answer · nothing taken off for a blank
The 40–20–40 split in the full test
The real ICAI paper comes in three parts — 40 questions of Business Mathematics, 20 of Logical Reasoning, 40 of Statistics. Both full syllabus tests are built on exactly that split, and the questions come in the same order (1–40, 41–60, 61–100).
The point of this is that you learn in advance how much time each part deserves. Most students spend far too long on Logical Reasoning — even though it is only 20 marks.
How it works — 4 steps
Write the subject line like this:
Test <chapter> - <your name> - <mobile number>for example: Test 14 – Rohit Sharma – 9876543210
Send only the last page, the one with the answer grid — you do not need to send the whole paper.
Who makes these tests
Ramakant Ratawa — Solutions Academy, Sikar. Teaching CA and commerce since 2012. He has written every question and every working himself.
Students he has taught:
- Kartikeya Sodhani — CA Foundation, All Shekhawati Rank 1
- Harsh Dhoot — CA Foundation, All Shekhawati Rank 2
- Rimjhim Agarwal — CA Foundation, Rank 3 All Rajasthan
- Manan Soni — CA Intermediate, All India Rank 43
These are students we taught ourselves — not people who came to us only to take tests.
