ICAI to launch live virtual revision classes for CA inter September exams
The ICAI will begin Live Virtual Revisionary Classes (LVRC) for CA Intermediate September 2025 aspirants from July 8, offering flexible morning and evening slots via Zoom, ICAI BOS app, and YouTube.
The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) will commence Live Virtual Revisionary Classes (LVRC) for candidates preparing for the CA Intermediate September 2025 examination, from July 8, 2025. These classes are structured to accommodate candidates' varying schedules, with sessions available both in the morning and evening.
Morning classes run from 7:00 am to 9:30 am, while evening classes are scheduled from 6:00 pm to 8:30 pm. This flexibility ensures that students can choose the time slot that best fits their daily routines, allowing for a balanced approach to their study and personal commitments.
The ICAI has detailed a specific schedule for these sessions, with each paper being allotted particular weekdays. For instance, Advanced Accounting will be covered on Thursday and Saturday mornings, whereas Taxation (Income Tax Laws) is set for Monday and Wednesday evenings. This systematic scheduling aims to ensure comprehensive coverage of all six papers, catering to diverse student preferences and learning styles.
In addition to the upcoming classes for September 2025, ICAI has outlined plans for future sessions targeting exams in May 2026, September 2026, and January 2027. These classes will begin on July 21, 2025, and will similarly offer morning and evening slots throughout the week. This long-term planning by ICAI demonstrates their commitment to supporting students over multiple exam cycles, ensuring continuity and consistency in their preparation.
Candidates interested in participating in these virtual classes can access them through multiple platforms, including the ICAI BOS mobile app, the BoS Knowledge Portal at boslive.icai.org, and the ICAI CA Tube on YouTube. The sessions will be broadcast live on Zoom, requiring students to log in via the official ICAI portal (icai.org) using their course details, registration number, and date of birth. This multi-platform availability enhances accessibility for students across different regions.
To join the classes, participants should follow a straightforward process: visit the official ICAI website, log in with the necessary credentials, navigate to the BOS Knowledge Portal or download the ICAI BOS mobile app, and select the desired session to join via Zoom. This ensures that students can attend sessions conveniently from different locations, making it easier to integrate into their schedules.
For more detailed information, candidates are encouraged to read the complete notice available on the ICAI website.
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