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Challenge Start Date: 05 October 2026
Challenge Length: 120 days
Target: June 2027
Timezone: Asia/Kolkata
Current Challenge Day: DAY 19 / 120
Remaining Challenge Days: 101

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Learning Route

Group 1 Group 2 Both Groups

Current First Subject Current First Module

Tax Laws & Practice - choose part

Part I - Direct Tax 13 chapters Part II - Indirect Tax (GST & Customs) 7 chapters Both 20 chapters

Subject Priorities

Subject Priorities & Starting Order
Set your preferred subject and part priorities.
CS AIR OS will use these preferences when creating your 120-day study plan. Your selected priority and starting part should be maintained throughout the plan unless you manually change them.
Priority Subjects
My main priority subjects are:
1. CAFM — Very High Priority
2. Tax Laws & Practice — Very High Priority
3. Company Law & Practice — Very High Priority
All other subjects must also be completed properly. Lower priority does not mean that a subject can be skipped, delayed excessively, or given insufficient revision.
Tax Laws & Practice — Starting Order
Start with Part II — Indirect Tax (GST & Customs).
The study sequence must begin with Part II, with the GST portion being taken first.
Order:
Part II → GST → Customs → Part I → Direct Tax
After completing the required Part II learning and initial practice, the system should move to Part I — Direct Tax.
The planner must not randomly mix Direct Tax topics before the planned Part II sequence is completed.
Company Law & Practice — Starting Order
Start with Part I.
The planner should begin with Part I of Company Law & Practice and follow the actual database hierarchy and chapter sequence.
Do not randomly jump between parts unless required by the revision/prerequisite engine.
ECIPL — Starting Order
Start with Part II.
The planner should begin with Part II of ECIPL, following the actual syllabus hierarchy and chapter sequence in the database.
After the planned Part II sequence is completed, move to Part I.
CAFM
CAFM is a Very High Priority subject.
The system should give CAFM sufficient early attention and additional practice because it contains numerical/problem-solving work.
The planner should balance:
- Concept learning
- Numerical practice
- Recall
- Revision
- Error correction
- Re-solving previously difficult problems
Important Planning Rule
These preferences are starting priorities and sequence preferences, not permission to ignore other subjects.
CS AIR OS must continue to ensure that:
- All 7 subjects are covered.
- All syllabus chapters and micro-topics are eventually completed.
- Required revisions are not skipped.
- Due revisions can override the preferred new-learning sequence when necessary.
- Prerequisites are respected.
- CAFM and Tax receive sufficient practice.
- The selected Part order remains consistent.
- The system does not randomly generate unrelated topics.
- Daily targets are based on the actual size and workload of the selected micro-topics, not an arbitrary number of topics per day.
My preferred starting strategy
Priority: CAFM + Tax + Company Law
Tax: Part II → GST first → Customs → Part I Direct Tax
Company Law: Part I first
ECIPL: Part II first
CAFM: High-priority from the beginning with strong numerical practice
Other subjects: Continue systematically so that the entire syllabus remains on track for completion and revision.

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Changing priorities affects future planning only. It does not delete study history.

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