Your entire exam prep, in one calm workspace.
Coverage, hours, notes and a plan that starts from your exam date — not another folder of PDFs and WhatsApp dumps. Built for CA, CS and CMA students in India.
Why this exists
The syllabus is public. Your hours, coverage and notes are not.
Coaching PDFs, a timer on your phone, a spreadsheet of hours and a pile of flagged chapters. ArthaCommerce is the workspace that connects them, for every CA, CS and CMA attempt.
Courses
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One workspace for ICAI, ICSI and ICMAI. Foundation through Final, chapter by chapter, with the same coverage, hours and notes.
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Your CA Intermediate plan
770study hours
154 study days
- Learn 424h
- Revise 193h
- Mock tests 154h
- Advanced Accounting128h
- Corporate and Other Laws128h
- Taxation128h
- Cost and Management Accounting128h
- Auditing and Ethics128h
- Financial Management and Strategic Management128h
Illustrative split. Your real plan adapts to your pace and weak areas.
The workspace
Every tool a commerce attempt actually needs
Scroll the list. Each beat is a real study problem — coverage, hours, notes, mocks — not a feature catalogue.
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Readiness is chapters finished, not hours logged.
A commerce attempt is a map: papers, chapters, first read, practice, revision. If that map lives in your head, you will over-study the chapter you like and skip the one that carries marks.
- Mark read, practised and revised against the official structure
- See a readiness score per paper, not a single fake percentage
- Open any chapter from CA, CS or CMA without leaving the workspace
Coverage · CA Intermediate
68%
Advanced Accounting readiness
- AS 19 Leases — practised
- Company accounts — revised
- Partnership — first read
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Sit for a round without losing the chapter.
The useful unit of exam prep is not “today”. It is 25 or 50 minutes on one topic, then a break you actually take. The clock has to survive a reload, a second device and the tab you forgot.
- Classic, Deep and Light rhythms, or your own
- The round runs on our server, so a refresh does not wipe it
- Finished rounds count toward the same daily goal as the stopwatch
Focus round
Ind AS 116 — first read
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Know where the week actually went.
Students remember the evening they sat late. They forget the three days Advanced Accounting got nothing. Hours only help when they sit next to coverage.
- Stopwatch, manual entries, optional auto-capture while you read
- Daily and weekly goals, with a calendar of hours
- Time per subject compared with chapters covered
This week
12 h 40 m
Against a 14 hour goal
Hours studied each day this week, Monday to Sunday.
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A streak is only as honest as the hours behind it.
A flame on the home screen is motivating when it matches real sittings. The same numbers update when you finish a focus round or stop the stopwatch — not when you open the app.
- Daily study streaks from actual logged time
- A calendar of hours, not a checkbox you can game
- Paper-wise totals so a 30-day streak still shows neglected law
Streak
4 papers touched
- Direct Tax80%
- Law45%
- Audit20%
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A note that is not filed against the chapter vanishes at revision.
WhatsApp dumps, iPad galleries and three Google Docs do not survive the week before the exam. Notes here live under the chapter they belong to, search in a second, and keep working offline.
- Headings, tables and formulas, saved as you type
- Each note sits on a syllabus chapter, not a nameless folder
- PDF library and a reader with marks, when you need the institute file
Notes · GST
Input tax credit
Blocked credits under s.17(5) — motor vehicles, food, club memberships. File this under Indirect Tax, not a nameless doc.
Chapter · GST input tax credit
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Revise what you are about to forget, not what you already know.
Case laws, sections and formulas decay on a schedule. Revision puts each card in front of you just before it would have gone, which is the opposite of scrolling your highlights the night before.
- Ready-made cards for sections, definitions and case laws, plus your own
- A daily queue, not a 400-card pile
- Scheduling that waits when you are sure, and returns when you are not
Today’s queue · 12 cards
Section
s.185 — Loans to directors
Show answer when you have it, not before.
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The examiner has already told you what they ask.
RTP, MTP and past attempts are not a separate hobby. They belong next to the chapter, so you can see which topics keep returning and which illustrations you have never written.
- Organised by subject and chapter
- Filter by attempt
- Track what you have already solved
Past attempts
May 2024 · Adv. Accounts
Q1, Q4 — company accounts
Nov 2023 · Law
Q2 — charges
MTP 1 · Audit
Not started
Open the app and know what to study, paper by paper.
Most days are lost before they start, deciding what to do. Today puts one short list in front of you: revisions that are due, the next topics in your syllabus and tasks of your own, sized to the time you have.
- Every task says why it is there; skip or swap what does not fit
- Works offline and on a slow connection, and ticks sync when you are back
- Paced to your exam date, with a lighter day when you are behind
Plan backwards from the exam date, not forwards from guilt.
A PDF timetable dies in week three. A useful plan starts from the sitting, splits learn / revise / mock, and re-plans when you miss a day — without pretending you will do 14 hours tomorrow.
- Built from your course, level, exam date and daily hours
- Phases for first read, revision and mocks
- Re-plan when a week slips, instead of colouring the same grid again
Plan · 18 weeks out
Learn
8 weeks · first read every chapter
Revise
6 weeks · second pass + RTPs
Mock
4 weeks · full papers under time
Timed practice that feels like the hall, then a review that does not.
Writing a full paper at the dining table is useful only if you sit the clock, then spend longer on the mistakes than on the score. Chapter tests first; full papers when the coverage says you are ready.
- Chapter, subject and full-length papers
- Exam-mode timing, then mistake review
- Retry the questions you actually missed
Mock · Audit
02:47:12
Exam modeQuestion 3 of 14 · 20 marks
SA 230 working papers — write, then review the misses.
Stuck at 11 pm? Ask against the syllabus, not the open web.
A generic chatbot will invent a section. A doubt solver tied to your paper can walk the concept step by step — and you still cross-check it with the module, because AI can be wrong.
- Plain-language questions, step-by-step answers
- Tied to the chapter you are on
- Save a useful answer into your notes
Doubt
Why is a contingent liability not recognised?
Because the outflow is not probable, or cannot be measured reliably. Disclose it, unless the chance is remote — then check the chapter note, not only this answer.
Never study last attempt’s law by accident.
A notification on Instagram is not a study plan. Amendments matter when they are mapped to the chapter they change and to the sitting you are writing — applicable, or not, in one glance.
- Institute announcements tied to chapters
- Attempt-wise applicability
- A reason to reopen the note, not another unread alert
This sitting
Finance Act changes — mapped to Direct Tax
Applicable for your attempt. Open the chapter note before you revise last year’s summary.
Applies · May 2027Available now
Readiness is chapters finished, not hours logged.
A commerce attempt is a map: papers, chapters, first read, practice, revision. If that map lives in your head, you will over-study the chapter you like and skip the one that carries marks.
- Mark read, practised and revised against the official structure
- See a readiness score per paper, not a single fake percentage
- Open any chapter from CA, CS or CMA without leaving the workspace
How it works
From overwhelmed to on track
Three steps. The same goal feeds your coverage, your timer and your hours — so you are not running three apps that do not talk.
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Tell us the attempt
Course, level and exam date. It takes under a minute, and every tool afterwards — coverage, focus, hours — uses that same goal.
- CA, CS or CMA, Foundation through Final
- An exam month, not a vague “someday”
- Change it later in settings if the attempt slips
Onboarding
CA Intermediate · May 2027
2 h 30 min a day. Group I first.
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Follow a list, not a timetable poster
Each day should answer one question: what do I learn, revise and practise before I stop? The rest of the syllabus can wait.
- A short list tied to chapters, not a 14-hour fantasy
- Focus rounds and logged hours count toward the same day
- Miss a day — pick up the chapter, not the guilt
Today
- Advanced Accounting: AS 19 — first read
- Taxation: GST ITC — 20 MCQs
- Law: charges — revise tomorrow
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Watch readiness grow for real
Readiness is chapters finished and mocks attempted, not hours you meant to sit. The ring moves when the work does.
- Read, practise, revise — each state is honest
- Time per paper compared with coverage, so weak chapters show up
- The same numbers follow you from the timer to the syllabus map
Readiness
68%
Chapters finished, not hours meant.
12 day streak01
Tell us the attempt
Course, level and exam date. It takes under a minute, and every tool afterwards — coverage, focus, hours — uses that same goal.
- CA, CS or CMA, Foundation through Final
- An exam month, not a vague “someday”
- Change it later in settings if the attempt slips
Questions, answered
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