Income Tax Law and Practice, B.Com (Programme)

Residential status and scope of income

Every paper it came up in, with its marks and how they split between numerical and theory.

No. 4in the study order: adds 15 marks to a 90-mark paper

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8/9papers it came in, 2016 to 2025
10.8marks on average when it comes
18most marks it has carried in one paper

Numerical 72%Theory 28%of its marks over all papers

Marks in each paper

11
2016’16Nov
11
2017’17Nov
6
2018’18Nov
8
2019’19Nov
2020’20Nov
13
2021’21Nov
7
2022’22Dec
18
2024’24Dec
12
2025’25Dec

NumericalTheoryOnly as an OR choiceCurrent-syllabus paper

Where it appeared one per sitting

December 2025Q1 in this paperDecember 2024Q1 in this paper
2022, older paperQ1, CBCS syllabus
2021, older paperQ6, CBCS syllabus
2019, older paperQ1, CBCS syllabus
2018, older paperQ1, CBCS syllabus
2017, older paperQ1, CBCS syllabus
2016, older paperQ1, CBCS syllabus

Older papers CBCS syllabus, newest first

See the whole order.Every topic of Income Tax Law and Practice ranked by what it adds, with the OR choices accounted for.
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