Selecting the right teacher depends on your learning style. Some students prefer conceptual teaching, while others learn better through exam-oriented practice and revision.

Below is a subject-wise list of highly preferred faculties available through SJC Institute.

CA Satish Jalan

Strategic Financial Management requires strong conceptual understanding and practical application. CA Satish Jalan Sir simplifies complex financial concepts using real-life business examples, helping students build confidence in solving numerical and case-based questions.

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CA Shivangi Agarwal

CA Shivangi Agarwal Ma'am explains legal concepts in a simple and structured manner, making even difficult provisions easy to remember. Her practical examples help students retain concepts effectively.

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CA Raghav Goel

CA Raghav Goel Sir focuses on conceptual clarity and exam-oriented preparation. His structured approach helps students understand the practical application of various legal provisions.

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CS Arjun Chhabra

CS Arjun Chhabra Sir is known for his engaging teaching style and simplified explanations. His emphasis on conceptual understanding and revision techniques makes Law easier to master.

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CA Bhanwar Borana

CA Bhanwar Borana Sir is widely appreciated for making taxation easy through simplified notes, practical examples, and revision-friendly teaching.

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CA Nikkhil Gupta

CA Nikkhil Gupta Sir explains Cost & Management Audit in a structured and practical manner, helping students understand audit procedures and professional standards with clarity.

CA Raghav Goel

CA Raghav Goel Sir focuses on conceptual understanding along with exam-oriented preparation, making CMAD more approachable for students.

CA Santosh Kumar

CA Santosh Kumar Sir is known for building strong accounting fundamentals through conceptual teaching and practical illustrations. His classes make Financial Reporting easier to understand.

CA Avinash Sancheti

CA Avinash Sancheti Sir explains accounting standards and Financial Reporting concepts using a logical, step-by-step methodology that helps students gain confidence.

CA Bishnu Kedia

CA Bishnu Kedia Sir's energetic teaching style, practical examples, and simplified explanations make Financial Reporting interesting and highly scoring.

CA Sanjay Mundhra

CA Sanjay Mundhra Sir simplifies GST and Indirect Tax concepts using practical examples and systematic explanations.

CA Vishal Bhattad

Widely recognized for his expertise in GST, CA Vishal Bhattad Sir teaches through visual techniques, charts, and structured notes that improve retention.

CA Raghav Goel

CA Raghav Goel Sir explains Indirect Tax provisions with conceptual clarity and application-based learning, helping students prepare effectively.

CMA Akshay Sir

CMA Akshay Sir presents GST concepts in a simple and practical manner, making complex provisions easier to understand.

CA Nikunj Goenka

CA Nikunj Goenka Sir combines conceptual teaching with extensive question practice, helping students gain confidence in IDT.

CA Satish Jalan

CA Satish Jalan Sir makes Strategic Performance Management and Business Valuation practical, logical, and easy to understand through business-oriented examples and exam-focused guidance.

CA Nikkhil Gupta

CA Nikkhil Gupta Sir focuses on conceptual clarity and structured preparation, helping students understand business valuation techniques and strategic performance concepts effectively.

Every student has a different learning style. Before selecting a faculty, consider:

• Teaching methodology
• Conceptual clarity
• Exam-oriented approach
• Study material quality
• Doubt-solving support
• Revision strategy
• Previous student feedback

Watching demo lectures before purchasing a course can help you identify the teaching style that suits you best.

SJC Institute has been guiding CMA aspirants for nearly two decades through quality education, structured mentorship, and exam-focused learning.

Some key highlights include:

• 19+ Years of Academic Excellence
• 88,500+ Students Mentored
• 500+ All India Rank Holders
• Experienced Subject-wise Faculties
• Live, Recorded & Pendrive Classes
• Comprehensive Study Material
• Weekly Mentorship & Doubt Support
• Mock Tests & Performance Analysis
• Available Across India

Candidates can access their scorecards online and check subject-wise marks, total marks obtained, qualifying status, and overall performance. ICAI has also published the pass percentage and the list of top-performing candidates along with the results. Candidates can check their CA Foundation Result Direct Link by visiting the official ICAI result portal.

CA Foundation Result Direct Link

• Admit Card: Check your registration and roll number printed on it.
• Helpline: Call ICAI at 0120-3054 851/852/853/854/835 or 0120-4953 751/752/753/754.
• E-Sahayta: Visit help.icai.org and raise your query.

For Students Who Cleared the Exam:

• Register for CA Intermediate for the September 2026 or January 2027 attempt.

• September 2026 Attempt:

  • Last date to register: July 18, 2026

  • With late fee: Till July 21, 2026

• January 2027 Attempt:

  • Tentatively open till September 1, 2026

 For Students Who Didn’t Clear:

• Reapply for the September 2026 exam by submitting a fresh exam form.

ICAI released the CA Intermediate May 2026 pass percentage along with the result declaration on 24 June 2026. Among all categories, Group II recorded the highest pass percentage at 16.11%, while 8.47% of candidates cleared both groups in the same attempt

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Problem 1: Lack of Proper Guidance

Students often don't know:

• Which subject to start first
• How many hours to study
• Whether they are on track

As a result, preparation becomes unstructured.

Problem 2: Insufficient Question Practice

Many students complete classes but practice very few questions.

When they face a new question in the exam, they struggle to apply concepts.

Problem 3: Forgetting What Was Studied Earlier

Students complete classes months before the exam.

Without a proper revision system, concepts start fading over time.

Problem 4: No Clarity About Important Areas

Many students spend equal time on all chapters.

However, every chapter does not carry the same importance from an examination perspective.

Problem 5: Last-Minute Revision Becomes Difficult

As exams approach, students realise that revising hundreds of pages is not easy.

This creates panic and stress.

Problem 6: No Real Exam Practice

Many students appear in the actual exam without writing a single full-length paper.

This leads to poor time management and incomplete answers.

2. Not Reading the Question Carefully

Many students lose marks because they fail to understand exactly what the examiner wants.

In one Financial Management question, students were asked to calculate the value of shares at the end of the accounting year. However, many directly discounted the value using 1.12 without understanding the timing involved in the valuation model.

As a result, the entire answer became incorrect.

Solution

Before solving any question, ask yourself:

• What is being asked?
• What is the final requirement?
• Is the answer needed at the beginning or end of the year?

A 30-second review can save several marks.

3. Poor Presentation of Answers

Even when the calculation is correct, poor presentation can reduce your score.

Many students solve all parts together instead of presenting separate answers for Part (a), Part (b), and Part (c).

Examiners should not have to search for your answers.

Solution

• Write answer numbers clearly.
• Present each part separately.
• Show formulas before calculations.
• Use proper headings and workings.

A well-presented answer sheet creates a positive impression immediately.

4. Losing Marks in MCQs

One surprising observation from mock paper analysis was that many students scored well in descriptive questions but performed poorly in MCQs.

In one case, a student scored only 7 out of 15 in MCQs despite writing excellent descriptive answers.

Why Does This Happen?

• Overconfidence
• Lack of revision
• Careless reading

Solution

• Practice MCQs daily.
• Revise important concepts repeatedly.
• Read every option carefully before selecting the answer.

Remember: MCQs can significantly improve your rank.

5. Poor Time Management

This is perhaps the most dangerous mistake.

Many students spend excessive time beautifying one answer while leaving other questions incomplete.

During evaluation, we found answer sheets that were beautifully written but incomplete because the student ran out of time.

Reality Check

A perfect answer worth 7 marks cannot compensate for a completely unattempted 15-mark question.

Solution

• Practice writing under exam conditions.
• Set a time limit for every question.
• Focus on completing the entire paper.

Your first goal should always be: Complete the paper.

6. Calculation Errors and Formula Application Mistakes

Students often know the chapter but make silly calculation mistakes.

Common examples include:

Financial Management Mistakes

• Incorrect IRR calculation
• Wrong treatment of Cost of Debt (Kd)
• Confusion between D₀ and D₁ in dividend valuation models
• Incorrect EPS calculations
• Wrong interpretation of Market Return and Market Risk Premium
• Errors in leverage calculations

These mistakes cost easy marks.

Solution

Maintain a revision sheet containing:

• Important formulas
• Common adjustments
• Special cases
• Frequently confused concepts

Revise this sheet every day before the exam.

7. Lack of Confidence and Excessive Cutting

Confidence reflects directly in your answer sheet.

Many students repeatedly erase, rewrite, and cut answers because they lack confidence in their preparation.

This creates:

• Untidy presentation
• Wasted time
• Increased stress

Solution

• Practice writing regularly.
• Take mock tests seriously.
• Build confidence through revision and repetition.

Confidence comes from preparation—not luck.

How to Fix These Mistakes Before June 2026?

If your exam is only a few days away, don’t panic.

The solution is focused revision, writing practice, concept strengthening, and proper guidance.

At SJC Institute, we have designed the Last Moment Rescue Batch (LMRB) specifically for students who want to maximize their preparation during the final days before the exam.

This course is available on the SJC Digital App.

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What You’ll Get Inside LMRB?

✅ Complete Concept Revision
✅ Live Writing Practice Sessions
✅ Important Exam-Oriented Questions
✅ MCQ Practice Videos
✅ Last Day Revision Notes
✅ Super 50 Important Questions PDF
✅ Guidance from Experienced Faculty

For any query, contact: 8100112222

Website: www.sjcinstitute.com

CMA Inter

• Cost Accounting
• MA
• FMBDA
• OMSM

CMA Final

• SCM
• SFM
• SPMBV

If you are wondering what to do after the CMA intermediate, you essentially have three primary pathways. The best choice depends on your financial situation and long-term goals.

Here are your primary options:

1. Commence Practical Training: Start your mandatory ICMAI practical training to gain hands-on corporate experience.
2. Pursue the Final Level: Register immediately for the CMA Final level and maintain your study momentum.
3. Enter the Corporate Sector: Start working full-time in an entry-level accounting or costing role.

Here is a look at the best CMA intermediate career options available in the 2026 job market:

1. What are the best CMA intermediate career options?

The most popular CMA intermediate career options include roles such as Cost Assistant, Junior Financial Analyst, Accounts Executive, and Tax Associate in manufacturing firms and mid-sized corporate enterprises.

2. What is the average salary after CMA intermediate?

In 2026, the average salary after CMA intermediate for a semi-qualified professional in India ranges from ₹3.5 Lakhs to ₹6 Lakhs per annum, depending heavily on the industry and the candidate's practical software skills.

3. Is the CMA intermediate internship strictly mandatory?

Yes, the CMA intermediate internship (practical training) is mandatory. The ICMAI requires students to complete 15 months of recognized practical training before they are permitted to write their CMA Final examinations.

4. Is CMA intermediate enough for jobs in the current market?

Yes, is CMA intermediate enough for jobs is a common question, and the answer is yes for entry-to-mid-level roles. However, to secure senior management positions or CFO titles, completing the final level.