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Career Option: What After 12 Commerce?

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Greetings from RR International !!!.

What After Class 12th? Career Option Is it the time to rest or Buckle Up even tighter coz the next 50 Days will define not just what you do for the next 3-5 years but presumably “YOUR WHOLE LIFE”.

RR International College ( Science & Commerce), Mumbai brings for you a chance to get counselled from the best of the mentors. Want to know more about CA Foundation. Want to have more information about BBI,BAF, BCom courses then who better than the person who gave mentors 200+ aspirants every year.

To help students and parents steer clear of all this and to provide the proper sense of direction and purpose, we are organizing “Free Seminar” on Career options after 12th commerce.

Reap the benefit of our experience and expertise in the field of coaching and career guidance.The focus will be on professional courses like BBI,BAF, BCom, CA Foundation etc. that go beyond the traditional Medical and Engineering courses.The seminar will cover every aspect of approaching it the right way.

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Career Option: What After 12 ?

Dear Student
Greetings from RR International !!!.

What After Class 12th? Career Option Is it the time to rest or Buckle Up even tighter coz the next 50 Days will define not just what you do for the next 3-5 years but presumably “YOUR WHOLE LIFE”.

RR International College ( Science & Commerce), Mumbai brings for you a chance to get counselled from the best of the mentors. Want to know more about CA Foundation. Want to have more information about BBI,BAF, BCom courses then who better than the person who gave mentors 200+ aspirants every year.

To help students and parents steer clear of all this and to provide the proper sense of direction and purpose, we are organizing “Free Seminar” on Career options after 12th.

Reap the benefit of our experience and expertise in the field of coaching and career guidance.The focus will be on professional courses like BBI,BAF, BCom, CA Foundation etc. that go beyond the traditional Medical and Engineering courses.The seminar will cover every aspect of approaching it the right way.

Come and understand what, why, how and where of every course and lucrative career opportunities to excel in your life.

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CBSE-Grade 11 Accountancy Syllabus

CBSE syllabus always maintains a standard, If a student has trouble understanding a topic related to Accounts, the student can go through questions and answers related to each topic covered in Class 11 Accountancy.

Some of the topics Covered include :

TOPICS

    1. Financial Statements – I
    2. Financial Statements – II
    3. Accounts from Incomplete Records
    4. Applications of Computers in Accounting
    5. Computerised Accounting System
1. Financial Statements – I

1.A. Stakeholders and their Information Requirements
1.B. Distinction between Capital and Revenue
1.C. Financial Statements
1.D. Trading and Profit and Loss Account
1.E. Operating Profit (EBIT)
1.F. Balance Sheet
1.G. Opening Entry

2. Financial Statements – II
2.A. Need for Adjustments
2.B. Closing Stock
2.C. Outstanding Expenses
2.D. Prepaid Expenses
2.E. Accrued Income
2.F. Income Received in Advance
2.G. Depreciation
2.H. Bad Debts
2.I. Provision for Bad and Doubtful Debts
2.J. Provision for Discount on Debtors
2.K. Manager’s Commission
2.L. Interest on Capital
3. Accounts from Incomplete Records
3.A. Meaning of Incomplete Records
3.B. Reasons of Incompleteness and Its Limitations
3.C. Ascertainment of Profit or Loss
3.D. Preparing Trading and Profit and Loss Account and the Balance Sheet
4. Applications of Computers in Accounting
4.A. Meaning and Elements of Computer System
4.B. Capabilities of Computer System
4.C. Limitations of a Computer System
4.D. Components of Computer
4.E. Evolution of Computerised Accounting
4.F. Features of Computerised Accounting System
4.G. Management Information System and Accounting Information System
5. Computerised Accounting System
5.A. Concept of Computerised Accounting System
5.B. Comparison between Manual and Computerised Accounting
5.C. Advantages of Computerised Accounting System
5.D. Limitations of Computerised Accounting System
5.E. Sourcing of Accounting Software
5.F. Generic Considerations before Sourcing an Accounting Software
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CBSE-Grade 11 Financial Accounts Syllabus

CBSE syllabus always maintains a standard, If a student has trouble understanding a topic related to Accounts, the student can go through questions and answers related to each topic covered in Class 11 Financial Accounts.

Some of the topics Covered include :

TOPICS

    1. Introduction to Accounting
    2. Theory Base of Accounting
    3. Recording of Transactions-I
    4. Recording of Transactions-II
    5. Bank Reconciliation Statement
    6. Trial Balance and Rectification of Errors
    7. Depreciation, Provisions and Reserves
    8. Bill of Exchange

1. Introduction to Accounting

1.A. Meaning of Accounting
1.B. Accounting as a Source of Information
1.C. Objectives of Accounting
1.D. Role of Accounting
1.E. Basic Terms in Accounting

2. Theory Base of Accounting

2.A. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP)
2.B. Basic Accounting Concepts
2.C. Systems of Accounting
2.D. Basis of Accounting
2.E. Accounting Standards

3. Recording of Transactions – I

3.A. Business Transactions and Source Document
3.B. Accounting Equation
3.C. Using Debit and Credit
3.D. Books of Original Entry
3.E. The Ledger
3.F. Posting from Journal

4. Recording of Transactions – II

4.A. Cash Book
4.B. Purchases (Journal) Book
4.C. Purchases Return (Journal) Book
4.D. Sales (Journal) Book
4.E. Sales Return (Journal) Book
4.F. Journal Proper
4.G. Balancing the Accounts

5. Bank Reconciliation Statement

5.A. Need for Reconciliation
5.B. Preparation of Bank Reconciliation Statement

6. Trial Balance and Rectification of Errors

6.A. Meaning of Trial Balance
6.B. Objectives of Preparing the Trial Balance
6.C. Preparation of Trial Balance
6.D. Significance of Agreement of Trial Balance
6.E. Searching of Errors
6.F. Rectification of Errors

7. Depreciation, Provisions and Reserves

7.A. Depreciation
7.B. Depreciation and other Similar Terms
7.C. Causes of Depreciation
7.D. Need for Depreciation
7.E. Factors Affecting the Amount of Depreciation
7.F. Methods of Calculating Depreciation Amount
7.G. Straight Line Method and Written Down Method : A Comparative Analysis
7.H. Methods of Recording Depreciation
7.I. Disposal of Asset
7.J. Effect of any Addition or Extension to the E11sting Asset
7.K. Provisions
7.L. Reserves
7.M. Secret Reserve

8. Bill of Exchange

8.A. Meaning of Bill of Exchange
8.B. Promissory Note
8.C. Advantages of Bill of Exchange
8.D. Maturity of Bill
8.E. Discounting of Bill
8.F. Endorsement of Bill
8.G. Accounting Treatment
8.H. Dishonour of a Bill
8.I. Renewal of the Bill
8.J. Retiring of the Bill