CA Foundation: Theoretical Distribution Exercise Set C (Q16-20) & Additional Question Bank (Q.1-36)

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In this video, we reach the concluding and most comprehensive part of our series: Theoretical Distribution (Part 5). This session is dedicated to solving the ICAI Module Exercise Set C (Q.16-20) and the Additional Question Bank (Q.1-36). These questions are the final frontier for mastering this chapter and are crucial for students aiming for a high score in the CA Foundation exams.
This session is ideal for students who want to bridge the gap between basic concepts and exam-level difficulty, ensuring no stone is left unturned in your Statistics preparation.
🔍 In this lecture, you will get:
✅ In-depth, step-by-step solutions to Set C (Q.16-20)
✅ Extensive coverage of the Additional Question Bank (Q.1-36)
✅ Practical application of Binomial, Poisson, and Normal Distributions
✅ Techniques to solve "Property-based" questions quickly
✅ Logical shortcuts to improve problem-solving speed for the exam
📌 Topics Covered:
CA Foundation QA – Theoretical Distribution Part 5
Solving ICAI Module Exercise Set C & Additional Question Bank
Advanced Numericals on Probability Distributions
Mastery over Binomial, Poisson, and Normal Curve problems
Quantitative Aptitude – Statistics for CA Foundation
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