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Class 11 Accountancy

Class 11 Accountancy: full syllabus tuition with regular tests (CBSE / UP Board).

12 MonthsDuration 9Chapters52Topics
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Syllabus · पाठ्यक्रम

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01Introduction to Accounting 5 topics
  1. Meaning, objectives and role of accounting
  2. Accounting as an information system
  3. Users of accounting information
  4. Qualitative characteristics of accounting information
  5. Basic accounting terms
02Theory Base of Accounting 6 topics
  1. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP)
  2. Basic accounting concepts: business entity, money measurement, going concern, accounting period
  3. Cost, dual aspect, revenue recognition, matching, full disclosure, consistency, conservatism, materiality, objectivity
  4. Systems of accounting: cash and accrual basis
  5. Accounting standards and Ind AS
  6. Goods and Services Tax (GST): basics
03Recording of Transactions - I 6 topics
  1. Business transactions and source documents
  2. Accounting equation
  3. Using debit and credit
  4. Books of original entry: journal
  5. Ledger and posting
  6. Balancing of accounts
04Recording of Transactions - II 6 topics
  1. Cash book: single column
  2. Cash book with bank column
  3. Petty cash book
  4. Purchases (journal) book and sales (journal) book
  5. Purchases return and sales return books
  6. Journal proper
05Bank Reconciliation Statement 5 topics
  1. Need for reconciliation
  2. Causes of difference between cash book and pass book
  3. Preparation of bank reconciliation statement
  4. Preparing BRS from favourable and overdraft balances
  5. Amended cash book
06Trial Balance and Rectification of Errors 6 topics
  1. Meaning and objectives of trial balance
  2. Preparation of trial balance
  3. Significance of agreement of trial balance
  4. Classification of errors
  5. Locating errors
  6. Rectification of errors and suspense account
07Depreciation, Provisions and Reserves 6 topics
  1. Meaning, need and causes of depreciation
  2. Straight line method
  3. Written down value method
  4. Methods of recording depreciation and disposal of asset
  5. Provisions
  6. Reserves: types and difference from provisions
08Financial Statements - I 6 topics
  1. Stakeholders and their information requirements
  2. Distinction between capital and revenue
  3. Trading and profit and loss account
  4. Operating profit (EBIT)
  5. Balance sheet
  6. Opening entry
09Financial Statements - II 6 topics
  1. Need for adjustments
  2. Closing stock
  3. Outstanding and prepaid expenses
  4. Accrued income and income received in advance
  5. Depreciation, bad debts, provision for doubtful debts and discount on debtors
  6. Manager's commission, interest on capital and drawings

About

You will be able to

  • Explain the meaning, objectives and basic concepts and principles of accounting
  • Apply the accounting equation and rules of debit and credit to business transactions
  • Prepare journal, ledger, cash book and special purpose books
  • Prepare a bank reconciliation statement and a trial balance, and rectify errors
  • Calculate depreciation by straight line and written down value methods and record provisions and reserves
  • Prepare trading account, profit and loss account and balance sheet with adjustments

Who it is for

  • Class 11 commerce students of CBSE and UP Board
  • Students who want a strong base for Class 12 Accountancy, CA Foundation or B.Com
  • Students who need step-by-step practice of journal entries and final accounts

What you need

  • Passed Class 10 (any stream); basic arithmetic
  • NCERT Class 11 Accountancy textbook (Part 1 and Part 2), ruled accounting notebook and calculator

Questions

Which syllabus is covered?

The current NCERT rationalised Class 11 Accountancy syllabus, followed by CBSE and UP Board.

Is the course useful for CA Foundation?

Yes. Journal, ledger, BRS, depreciation and final accounts form the base of CA Foundation Accounting and B.Com.

How much practice is given?

Every chapter has many worked illustrations and NCERT questions solved in class, plus homework and chapter tests.

Do I need commerce background?

No. The course starts from the basics, so students coming from any stream can follow it.

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