Accountancy – Class 11 & 12 Curriculum

Part A: Financial Accounting – I

🧩 Unit 1: Theoretical Framework

Topics Covered:

  • Introduction to Accounting:

    • Meaning, objectives, advantages & limitations

    • Types of accounting information

    • Users of accounting data and their needs

    • Qualitative characteristics

    • Role in business

  • Basic Accounting Terms:

    • Entity, Capital, Drawings, Liabilities (Current & Non-Current), Assets, Expenditure, Revenue, Income, Profit, Loss, Purchases, Sales, Debtor, Creditor, Discount, etc.

  • Theory Base of Accounting:

    • GAAP & fundamental assumptions

    • Concepts: Business Entity, Money Measurement, Going Concern, Dual Aspect, Matching, etc.

    • System & Basis: Cash vs Accrual

    • Accounting Standards (AS, IndAS)

    • Introduction to GST: Features & Advantages

Learning Outcomes:

  • Understand accounting's purpose in business

  • Identify users and their needs

  • Define and distinguish basic terms

  • Apply accounting concepts and standards

  • Recognize importance of GST in accounting

🧾 Unit 2: Accounting Process

Topics Covered:

  • Recording Business Transactions:

    • Source documents, vouchers, rules of debit/credit

    • Books of original entry (Journal, Cash Book, etc.)

    • Special Purpose Books: Purchase, Sales, Returns

    • Ledger posting & balancing

  • Bank Reconciliation Statement:

    • Need & preparation techniques

  • Depreciation, Provisions & Reserves:

    • Depreciation meaning, causes, methods (SLM, WDV)

    • Treatment & disposal of assets

    • Types of reserves (Capital, Revenue, General, Specific)

  • Trial Balance and Rectification of Errors:

    • Types of errors (omission, commission, principles)

    • Preparation of suspense account

Learning Outcomes:

  • Prepare journal entries and calculate simple GST

  • Develop ledger & cash book skills

  • Understand BRS preparation

  • Differentiate between depreciation methods

  • Identify & rectify accounting errors

📊 Unit 3: Financial Statements of Sole Proprietorship

Part B: Financial Accounting – II

Topics Covered:

  • Meaning, objectives, and importance of financial statements

  • Trading & Profit and Loss Account

  • Balance Sheet: Grouping & Marshalling

  • Adjustments: Closing stock, outstanding/prepaid expenses, bad debts, depreciation, etc.

  • Incomplete Records:

    • Statement of Affairs method (excluding conversion)

Learning Outcomes:

  • Prepare Trading, P&L accounts and Balance Sheet

  • Apply adjustment entries in final accounts

  • Understand incomplete records and their limitations

Part C: Project Work (Choose Any One)

Project Options:

  1. Source Documents & Vouchers:

    • Collection, preparation, and transaction recording

  2. Bank Reconciliation Statement:

    • Using given Cash Book and Pass Book (20–25 transactions)

  3. Comprehensive Business Project:

    • Imaginary or real business

    • Journal entries, ledger, trial balance, final accounts

    • Visualization with pie/bar charts

    • Include simple GST entries

Accountancy – Class 12 Curriculum

Part A: Accounting for Partnership Firms and Companies

🧩 Unit 1: Accounting for Partnership Firms

Topics Covered:

  • Introduction to Partnership:

    • Features, Partnership Deed, Indian Partnership Act (in absence of a deed)

    • Fixed vs. Fluctuating Capital Accounts

    • Profit & Loss Appropriation Account (incl. Guarantee of Profits)

    • Past Adjustments (Interest, Salary, Profit Sharing)

    • Goodwill: Meaning, Factors, Valuation Methods (Average, Super Profit, Capitalization)

  • Reconstitution & Dissolution:

    • Change in Profit Sharing Ratio (Sacrificing/Gaining)

    • Revaluation of Assets & Liabilities, Treatment of Reserves

    • Preparation of Revaluation A/C and Balance Sheet

Learning Outcomes:

  • Understand the concept and features of partnership & deed

  • Differentiate between capital types & prepare P&L Appropriation

  • Value goodwill using different methods

  • Account for reconstitution, reserves, and revaluation

  • Prepare relevant statements after changes in partnership

👥 Unit 2: Admission, Retirement, Death & Dissolution of a Partner

Topics Covered:

  • Admission of a Partner:

    • Profit-sharing ratio, Goodwill (AS 26), Revaluation, Capital Adjustments, Balance Sheet

  • Retirement/Death of a Partner:

    • Profit-sharing adjustments, Goodwill, Revaluation, Capital Adjustments

    • Deceased Partner’s Share of Profit

    • Executor’s and Partner’s Account

  • Dissolution of Firm:

    • Meaning, Types

    • Settlement via Realization A/C, Capital A/C, Cash/Bank A/C

Learning Outcomes:

  • Handle admission, goodwill treatment, capital account adjustment

  • Process retirement/death and related profit distribution

  • Understand & prepare realization and final accounts during dissolution

📊 Unit 4: Analysis of Financial Statements

Part B: Financial Statement Analysis

Topics Covered:

  • Financial Statements of a Company (as per Schedule III)

  • Tools for Analysis:

    • Comparative & Common-Size Statements

    • Ratio Analysis

    • Cash Flow Analysis

  • Accounting Ratios:

    • Liquidity: Current, Quick Ratio

    • Solvency: Debt to Equity, Total Asset to Debt, Proprietary, Interest Coverage

    • Activity: Inventory Turnover, Trade Receivables/Payables Turnover, Working Capital Turnover, Fixed/Net Asset Turnover

    • Profitability: Gross Profit, Operating Profit, Net Profit, Return on Investment

Learning Outcomes:

  • Analyze statements using tools & ratios

  • Calculate and interpret liquidity, solvency, activity, and profitability ratios

Part C: Project Work (Choose Any One)

📁 Project Work (Option 1 – Manual Accounting)

Choose any two of the following aspects:

  • Comparative & Common Size Statements

  • Accounting Ratios

  • Segment Reports

  • Cash Flow Statements

Marks Distribution:

  • Project File: 12 Marks

  • Viva Voce: 8 Marks

🏢 Unit 3: Accounting for Companies

Topics Covered:

  • Share Capital:

    • Features, Types, Equity vs Preference

    • Issue at Par/Premium, Oversubscription/Undersubscription

    • Calls in Advance/Arrears, Issue for Non-cash

    • Private Placement, ESOP, Sweat Equity

    • Forfeiture & Re-issue of Shares

    • Disclosure of Share Capital (as per Companies Act Schedule III)

  • Debentures:

    • Meaning, Types, Issue at Par/Premium/Discount

    • For Non-Cash Consideration, Collateral Security

    • Interest (excluding TDS), Writing off Discount/Loss

    • Redemption of Debentures

Learning Outcomes:

  • Understand share types, issue processes, and accounting

  • Record debenture-related transactions and interest

  • Present share and debenture info as per Schedule III

💸 Unit 5: Cash Flow Statement

Topics Covered:

  • Meaning, Objectives, Benefits

  • Cash & Cash Equivalents

  • Preparation as per AS-3 (Indirect Method)

Learning Outcomes:

  • Understand & prepare Cash Flow Statement using indirect method

💻 Option 2 – Computerised Accounting (Alternative to Manual Project)

Unit 4: Computerised Accounting

Topics Covered:

  • Overview:

    • Features, Structure of CAS, Software types: Generic, Specific, Tailored

  • Electronic Spreadsheet:

    • Concepts, features, accounting uses: BRS, loan repayment, asset accounting, ratio analysis

    • Data presentation using graphs/charts

  • System Implementation:

    • CAS installation, codification, account creation

    • Data entry, validation, adjusting entries

    • Final Accounts generation (Balance Sheet & P&L)

Marks Distribution:

  • Practical File: 12 Marks

  • Viva Voce: 8 Marks