You should focus on understanding the underlying concepts instead of trying to memorize everything. Users say you need to be conceptually strong. This helps you handle different types of questions on the exam.
For descriptive answers, you should use bullet points to make your answers easier for examiners to read. You should write clearly and leave proper spacing between points and paragraphs. You should also start each part of a question on a new page and write the question number clearly and big.
You should use the official ICMAI study materials and past papers. Users suggest you solve the module and workbook sums first. After you finish the module, you should try past papers to test yourself.
You can watch paper analysis videos to learn about high weightage topics and common question patterns. One user suggests a paper analysis video from CMA Junction posted four weeks ago. You should also make last day revision notes with short notes, diagrams, and equations for quick review.
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