Topics deleted from CA Foundation syllabus for November 2021 exams and onwards
ICAI issued a notification, on 05 June 2021, regarding deletion of certain topics from the CA Foundation syllabus. This is for the kind Information of the students appearing for November 2021 examination and onwards at the Foundation Level.
Paper-3: Business Mathematics. Logical Reasoning and Statistics (100 Marks):
- Chapter-2: Matrices (Unit II)
- Chapter-13: Syllogism
- Chapter-19: Time Series (Unit II)
Topics deleted from CA Intermediate (New) syllabus for November 2021 exams and onwards
ICAI issued a notification, on 05 June 2021, regarding deletion of certain topics from the CA Intermediate (New) syllabus. This is for the kind Information of the students appearing for November 2021 examination and onwards at the Intermediate Level.
1. Paper 2: Corporate and Other Laws (100 Marks):
Deletions of sections covered under the specific headings in Chapter-2: The Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881, in the study material of October 2020 edition are as under:
- Parties to Notes, Bills and Cheques
- Presentment of Negotiable Instruments
- Payment and Interest
- Noting and Protest
Topics deleted from CA Final (New) syllabus for November 2021 exams and onwards
ICAI issued a notification, on 05 June 2021, regarding deletion of certain topics from the CA Final (New) syllabus. Please make note of following deletions in the scope of coverage of syllabi of two papers for students appearing for November 2021 examination and onwards at the Final Level.
1. Paper-4: Corporate and Economic Laws (100 Marks):
- SCRA, 1956 and SCRR, 1957
- SARFAESI Act 2002
2. Paper-5: Strategic Cost Management and Performance Evaluation (100 Marks)
- Topic-5 on “Cost Management for Specific Sector”
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