Past Year Papers

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Access real CA exam questions from previous years. Filter by level, session, paper & question type.

Why past papers

The paper that already came is the truest clue to the one that hasn't.

Start with Foundation
26 sessions

Examiners repeat themselves. 1,920 questions are the proof.

4 Marks × 129

Marks fall in a pattern

Four- and five-mark questions carry most of the paper. Knowing that changes how long you let yourself spend on one.

3 levels

Each level is a different exam

Foundation is three-quarters MCQ. Intermediate and Final are carried by problem solving. Practise the shape you are actually sitting.

Inside the archive

Real papers, real answers, exactly as they were set.

26 sessions

Every session, May 2022 onward

Pick a level, then a session, then a paper. Foundation, Intermediate and Final each go back to May 2022, up to September 2025.

6 types

Filter to the type you're drilling

Every question is tagged by type, so an MCQ session and a problem-solving session are two different clicks, not two different searches.

1,920 answered

Answers, with the marks they carry

Attempt it first, then reveal the worked answer. Sub-parts carry their own marks, exactly as the paper allots them.

157 papers

The original paper, as ICAI printed it

Typed questions are for practice; the scan is for proof. Open the full paper when you want to sit the whole thing under exam conditions.

Both scripts

Read it in Hindi or English

Every paper exists in both languages at the same address — switch script without losing the question you were on.

How it was built

Nothing here is approximated

Every question was typed out of the paper it came from, kept under its own level, session and paper, and tagged with the marks ICAI allotted it. Nothing is paraphrased and nothing is pooled into a generic question bank — a September 2025 Final question stays a September 2025 Final question.

1,920 questions · 157 papers

76%of Foundation is MCQ

396 of its 524 questions. Foundation rewards recall speed more than working length.

78Final papers

The deepest shelf in the archive — eight sessions of Final, May 2022 through September 2025.

Six question types, counted per paper. A paper with no MCQs simply does not show an MCQ tab.

Both languages sit at the same address, so a Hindi-medium student is never sent to a shorter archive.

1,920

questions, each still attached to the paper it came from

Who it's for

For anyone who would rather practise than guess

Foundation through Final, every subject, filed by the session it was set in and answered in full. Read the exam you are about to sit before you sit it.

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Are these the actual ICAI question papers?

Yes. Every question is typed out of the paper ICAI set, kept under the level, session and paper it came from, and tagged with the marks it was allotted. The original scan sits behind the full-paper view on each paper page, so you can check any question against the source.

Which levels and sessions are covered?

Foundation, Intermediate and Final, across 26 sessions from May 2022 to September 2025 — 157 papers and 1,920 questions in total. Foundation and Intermediate have nine sessions each; Final has eight.

Do the questions come with answers?

Each question page keeps the answer hidden until you ask for it, so you can attempt first and check after. Questions with sub-parts show the marks on each part separately, the way the paper allots them.

Can I practise one question type at a time?

Yes. Every paper splits into its question types — MCQ, problem solving, short answer, scenario and the rest — with the count of each shown before you open it. A paper with no MCQs does not show an MCQ tab at all.

Is the archive available in Hindi?

Every paper exists in both Hindi and English at the same address, with the language in the URL. Switching language keeps you on the same paper rather than sending you back to the start.

Can I see the paper as it was printed?

Yes — every paper page links to the full paper, so you can sit the whole thing end to end under exam conditions instead of reading it question by question.

Sit tomorrow's paper by reading yesterday's.

157 papers and 1,920 answered questions, in both languages. Pick your level and start.