RTI Day 2026: Why Chennai’s CA Inter Repeaters Are Choosing Expert Evaluation Over Self-Doubt

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If you sat for CA Intermediate and didn’t clear it last attempt, you already know the loop: replay the exam in your head, guess where you lost marks, wonder if the examiner “misread” your answer, and move on to the next attempt without ever really knowing what went wrong.

FOCAS Edu’s RTI Day is built to break that loop — for good.

What RTI Day Actually Is

Under the Right to Information Act, every CA Inter student who’s given an attempt can apply for certified copies of their evaluated answer sheets. Most students don’t bother. The ones who do usually end up staring at scanned pages alone, cross-checking against a suggested answer key, and still walking away unsure.

RTI Day flips that experience. Instead of self-evaluation, FOCAS Edu brings students face-to-face with expert CA mentors in Chennai to go through their certified copies together — page by page, mark by mark.

Why Self-Evaluation Falls Short

A suggested answer key tells you what the “ideal” answer looks like. It doesn’t tell you:

  • Why a step-by-step working got partial credit instead of full marks
  • Where presentation or structure cost you marks even when the concept was right
  • Which recurring mistake pattern is actually costing you across multiple papers, not just one

That’s the gap between reading an answer key and having someone who has evaluated hundreds of these papers sit across from you and explain it.

Who This Is For

RTI Day is specifically for students who:

  • Attempted CA Intermediate and did not clear it in their last sitting
  • Have already applied for (or are willing to apply for) their certified copies via RTI
  • Want a real diagnosis before their next attempt — not another round of guesswork

If that’s you, this is less about dwelling on what went wrong and more about walking out with an actual plan for what to fix.

Why the Format Matters

There’s a reason this isn’t a webinar or a WhatsApp PDF drop. Answer sheet evaluation is granular — it’s the kind of feedback that loses most of its value the moment it isn’t specific to your handwriting, your structuring, your recurring gaps. Face-to-face, one paper at a time, is the only format that actually delivers on the promise.

Limited Window, On Purpose

RTI Day isn’t an always-open service — it runs as a focused event with a limited registration window. That’s deliberate: it keeps the mentor-to-student ratio high enough that every session is genuinely useful, not rushed.

The Bottom Line

Your last attempt already happened. What you do with the information from that attempt is what determines the next one. RTI Day exists so that Chennai’s CA Inter repeaters don’t have to guess — they can know, sit with someone who’s seen it before, and go into their next attempt with clarity instead of anxiety.

Your Last Attempt shouldn’t have to be a mystery. RTI Day is where that changes.


Register for FOCAS Edu’s RTI Day 2026 — limited slots, Chennai.

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