Every CA Final student makes a plan. Almost nobody finishes on it. The Zeroinfy Smart Study Planner takes your real daily hours, your six papers and your attempt date — then tells you upfront whether you can actually finish, and re-plans from today every time you fall behind.
Be one of the first students in when it opens. Takes 20 seconds.
Six things a spreadsheet can’t do for you — each one built around how CA Final preparation actually goes wrong.
The moment you build a plan you get a verdict. If your hours can’t cover the syllabus before the exam, you find out now — not in March — plus four concrete ways to close the gap.
Not “FR: 250 hours”. 32 chapters in FR, 35 in Audit, 27 in DT — each with its own study, practice and revision hours, built from actual faculty batch durations, not a round number someone guessed.
Log what you actually studied. Lost a week to tuition backlog? The schedule recalculates forward from today instead of quietly leaving you two weeks behind a plan you’ll never catch.
Fresh start, midway or near revision — set it per subject. Tick off the chapters you’ve already finished and those hours come out of the plan, instead of it pretending you’re at zero.
Pick 0–3 revision passes per paper and see the hour cost before you commit. Most attempts don’t fail on coverage — they fail on a syllabus that was read once and never revised.
Sundays off, national holidays, tuition vs self-study split, one or two papers in parallel, custom study order. The constraints you actually study under — not an idealised 12-hour day.
Hours a day, start date, attempt, Sundays off, holidays. Pick a preset — aggressive, balanced, or working-student — or set your own.
All six or just one group. Revision passes, study order, papers in parallel, and what you’ve already covered in each subject.
See whether it’s feasible, fix it if it isn’t, then log each day. Chapter-level progress, planned vs actual, and a plan that keeps up with you.
Early-access students help decide what gets built first. This is the current queue.
Seats are limited for the first batch, and the Nov ’26 and May ’27 attempts get in first.