Hi Mukaesh,
You did not mention whether you have taken the coaching/tuitions. First of all i must accept that the syllabus is very lengthy but it is possible to cover up the syllabus. I hope following steps will help you.
1. Belief, you really have to believe that it is possible to prepare for exam in short span of time. Unless a strong belief you can not put your 100%.
2. Be bold, attempt the all 8 papers and with equal importance.
3. Disciplines, train your mind not to make jargons about all other stuff. Its only you and the study.
4. Sleep well, you must ensure adequate sleep and in a regular patten. If you kill your sleep you will kill your study. Your mind need sufficient energy so give it enough oxygen.
5. Do exercise, many of student ignore it. But at least a jogging for 30 mins a day will keep you active and mind will relax. It is very much necessary.
6. Control your tamper, Due to high pressure on brain it is obvious that you will loose temper. So control it. Avoid all discouraging talks and arguements. Like : Final is very tough, He/She failed after so much of study.. etc.
Now on study aspects:
I am assuming that you have taken all the tuitions..
7. Take four subjects of your choice. Two must be from group I and two from group II.
"How to choose subjects? Ans :Choose two subject in which you have least study interest and two having high study interest."
8. Take a bird eye view, Just take one to two hours to grasp
i. Exact scope of syllabus.
ii. To identify important topics.
iii. Identify your time of coverage.
iv. Jolt down the resources, the books and note you have and what more you require.
9.study timing, it depends on you how you choose. But ensure a long sitting like 4 to 5 hours. Take a five min rest in every hour.
Now, i am assuming you have not taken any tuitions. Frankly telling its not easy now.
10. Apart from above point 7,8 and 9 you need some more. You need to buy some standard textbooks. You will prefer only one book for a particular subject, so choose very carefully.
11. Take a slow reading of a particular topic without break. Do not prepare notes. Write the important points/comments on the book itself or if a needed insert a page.
12. Cyclical revision of topics from book is more essential.
Common points...
13. As of the nature of the syllabus it is very much important that how much you revise. Remember, without sufficient revision your effort will go waste. So, do not ignore revision.
14. It is not possible for you to cover the 100% of the syllabus. So be selective on certain subjects like Audit, Law, Costing, IDT...
15. Let me go subject wise, how to prepare..
Accts: First finish the small topics, the guidance notes and small AS. Then u go for the big one like CFS, Amalgamation, AS22 etc. Book: M P Vijay Kumar, Prob & Soln and AS.
MAFA: In Accts u need an ample of time to solve a CFS sum. But here you can solve sums very quickly. So give stress on concept building. Book: Paduka
Audt: In audit you should put stress on SA. Cover all SA, it will help you to write quality answers. Relate SA in your answer. Go through with the suggested or compiler. Book: Paduka and for quick revision Surabhi Bansal.
Law: Best book available is Munish Bhandari. Buy one handbook also, it will help you for quick revision. Indepth study is essential.
Cost: Give stress on Theory and QT part. Book: Paduka.
ISCA: Institute Study mat and suggested answer is best. However for revision your self note or Dinesh Madan will be good.
DT: This is one of the vast syllabus. Do it carefully, do not ignore institute study mat, amendments and case laws. Best Book: Vinod Gupta Modules, Gupta Ahuja.
IDT: You will surely enjoy the reading. It is one of the good subject for self study. You will also cover it quickly. Best Book: Bangur's.
Remember, all these views are of personal in nature.
Be confident and study well..
With Regards
Simadri
simadri.baral @ gmail.com