Accountancy Class XI Part - 2 Part - 1.

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Accountancy Class XI Part - 2 Part - 1

Course S structure

THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK Unit - 1 THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK Points to be Covered Accounting concepts, objectives, advantages and limitations Basic Accounting Terms Fundamental Accounting Assumptions and principles Accounting Standards and IFRS Double entry System of Accounting

ACCOUNTING PROCESS Unit - 2 Points to be Covered Recording of Transactions Preparation of Bank Reconciliation statement, Ledgers, and Trial Balance Depreciation, Provision and Reserves Accounting for Bills of Exchange Rectification of Errors  

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS OF SOLE PROPRIETORSHIP Unit - 3 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS OF SOLE PROPRIETORSHIP Points to be Covered Financial Statements without Adjustments Financial Statements with Adjustments Accounts from Incomplete Records

Unit - 5 COMPUTERS IN ACCOUNTING Unit - 4 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS OF NOT-FOR- PROFIT ORGANISATIONS Unit - 5 COMPUTERS IN ACCOUNTING

COMPREHENSIVE PROJECT Unit - 6 COMPREHENSIVE PROJECT

CLASS XII - TEXTBOOK

Course S structure

Part-A - ACCOUNTING FOR PARTNERSHIP FIRMS AND COMPANIES Unit - 1 ACCOUNTING FOR PARTNERSHIP FIRMS Points to be Covered Fundamentals, and Goodwill treatment Change in profit sharing ratio Admission of a partner Retirement and Death of a Partner Dissolution of partnership Firm

ACCOUNTING FOR COMPANIES Unit - 2 ACCOUNTING FOR COMPANIES Points to be Covered Accounting for Share Capital Accounting for Debentures

Unit - 3 ANALYSIS OF FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Part-B - FINANCIAL STATEMENT ANALYSIS Unit - 3 ANALYSIS OF FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Points to be Covered Financial Statements of a Company Financial Statement Analysis Accounting Ratios

Unit -4 CASH FLOW STATEMENT

TOTAL MARKS 20 MARKS Unit - 6 COMPREHENSIVE PROJECT     CBSE GUIDELINES FOR PROJECT WORK UNIT 1: PROJECT FILE 4 MARK ( ONE COMPREHENSIVE PROJECT AND 2 SPECIFIC PROJECTS) UNIT 2: WRITTEN TEST ( 1 HOUR) 12 MARKS UNIT 3 VIVA VOCE 4 MARKS TOTAL MARKS 20 MARKS

THANK YOU Anjana Naik