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Chartered Accountant (CA) Course
The CA course is conducted by Institute of Chartered Accounts of India (ICAI).
You can register for the course after completing class 11th but passing 12th is
compulsory by the time of first exam.The registration process for the course
remains open throughout the year.
The course basically comprises of following stages
1. Competence Proficiency Test or CPT
2. Integrated Proficiency Competence Course or IPCC (Group-I and Group-II)
3. Final Course
Competence Proficiency Test or CPT
You can apply for CPT while studying in class 12th or after passing 12th with any percentage.
If due to some reason you qualify CPT but fail in 10+2 board exams, your CPT
qualification will be cancelled.
Once you are CPT qualified, you can get admission in IPCC.
Integrated Proficiency Competence Course or IPCC
There are two groups in IPCC (Group-I and Group-II).
You can apply for Group-I and Group-II exams in the same session or in different sessions.
After passing both groups of IPCC you will have to undergo 3 year Articled Training.
After completion of Articled Training or during the last year of Articled Training, you can
apply for CA Final Course exam.
Taking both group exams could be difficult so on the basis of you convenience, you can
take the group exams in the same session or in other session
If you take group exams in different sessions then you can start Articled Training
after Group-I exams and you can appear Group-II exams during the training
period or later.
After passing both exams and completion of Articled Training, you can apply for Final Course.

Few of the best suitable combination can be considered as:
(a) B.Com+M.Com+B.Ed.to go in teaching
(b) B.Com+CA/CWA as a accountant or tax consultant.
(c) B.Com+CA/CWA+LLM as a tax consultant.
(d) B.Com+MBA Finance as a finance professional in different banks and financial companies.
(e) B.Com+CFA as financial analyst or portfolio management or Equity Analyst.
(f) B.Com+LLB+LLM to work as legal adviser in law firm or different companies.
Finanly, it depends on students and its inclination against subjects. All the above courses offer equal career prospects to students in India and abroad. For more details, kindly visit the https://shiksha.com /courses/select.

I was also searching for such a text book while was preparing for CAT exam and I didn't found none. I practised different tests and referred various materials but my mock exam percentile never went beyond 70%. So just two weeks before the exams I tried video classes (Chapter-wise) in YouTube and found it very useful. With tips and tricks found in all those video classes I made my own text book and trust me I crossed 97% in the final CAT exam in both these sections. I believe you got very short time for your exam and this time going behind textbooks is not very efficient. My suggestion is try some video classes in YouTube and learn from that.