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13th May 2015, 03:11 PM
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Syllabus of B.Com 1st Year of Allahabad University
I am looking for B. Com. First Year (Part – I) Syllabus of University of Allahabad so please provide me the same?
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13th May 2015, 04:00 PM
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Re: Syllabus of B.Com 1st Year of Allahabad University
Here I am providing you B. Com. First Year (Part – I) Syllabus of University of Allahabad. Detailed Syllabus of University of Allahabad B. Com: B. Com. Three Year Degree Syllabus B. Com. Part - I Paper Name Compulsory Group – A I Accounting II Business Law Group – B III Business Economics IV Indian Economy Group – C V Money, Banking, and Foreign Exchange VI Business Organization and Management B. Com. Part – II Paper Name Compulsory Group – D VII Cost Accounting VIII Auditing Group – E IX Business Statistics X Business Finance Group - F XI Business Environment XII Business Communication and Computers B. Com. Part - III Paper Name Compulsory Group – G XIII Income Tax Law and Accounts XIV Corporate Accounts Group – H XV Human Resource Management XVI Marketing Management Optional Groups (any one of them) Group – I Insurance and Risk Management XVII – A Principles & Practices of Life and Property Insurance XVII – B Insurance Law, Salesmanship, and Risk Management Group - J Banking and Foreign Exchange XVIII – A Banking Law and Practices XVIII - B Foreign Exchange Practices and Problems Group - K Financial Market Analysis XIX – A Stock Market Operation XIX – B Security Analysis and Portfolio Management Group – L Corporate and Industrial Laws XX – A Company Law and Secretarial Practice XX – B Industrial and Labour Laws Group – M Mathematics & Computers XXI – A Mathematics for Business XXI – B Computer Applications Comprehensive Viva-Voce Examination & Evaluation: a. The examination for the Degree of Bachelor of Commerce shall be held in three parts viz. at the end of Part - I, Part – II, and Part - III. b. Candidates shall be eligible to appear at the Part - II or Part - III examinations only after they have passed the Part - I and Part - II examinations, respectively. c. In order to be declared successful at the Part - I, Part - II and Part - III examinations, a candidate shall have to obtain a minimum of 30% in individual paper and 36% in aggregate. d. Divisions shall be awarded at the end of the Part - III examination on the total marks obtained in Part - I, Part – II, and Part - III examinations. Candidates who obtain 60% and more of the aggregate marks shall be placed in the First Division, candidates who obtain 48% or more but less than 60% of the aggregate marks shall be placed in the Second Division. Candidates who obtain 36% or more but less than 48% of the aggregate marks shall be declared to have passed in Third Division. B. Com. First Year (Part - I) Detailed Course Contents Paper – I : Accounting 1. Nature, Principles and Concept of Accounting: a. Nature of Accounts; Branches of Accounting, Purpose of Accounting. b. Principles of Accounting: Limitations of Accounting c. Accounting Concepts, Conventions, and Accounting Standards 2. Government Accounting and Farm Accounting: (a). Government Accounting: Meaning, Objectives, Characteristics. Differences between Govt. Accounting and Commercial Accounting. (b). Farm Accounting: Meaning, Objectives, Features of Farm Transactions. 3. Depreciation: a. Definition and Characteristics b. Depreciation and Cognate Factors (Profit Fluctuations, Obsolescence, Repairs and Replacement). c. Causes of Depreciation d. A Detailed and Critical Evaluation of the Different Methods of Charging Depreciation. 4. Reserves and Funds: a. Reserves for Ascertained, Anticipated and Contingent Liabilities b. Reserve Funds c. Specific Funds (Dividend Equalization Fund, Insurance Fund). d. Sinking Funds e. Secret Reserves 5. Royalty Accounts: Basic Terms-Royalty, Dead Rent, Short working etc. Entries in the Books of Lessee and Lessor Practical Problems 6. Accounts of Installment Retailing: a. Hire Purchase System: a. The System and its Operation b. Analysis of Installment from Accounting View Point c. Entries in Hire Purchasers’ Books d. Entries in Hire Vendors’ Books e. The System Appropriate to the Sale of Large Number of Articles of Small Value. Hire Purchase Trading Account. f. Practical Problems. b. Installment Payment Method: System and its Operation Entries in the Books of the Buyer Entries in the Books of the Seller Comparison with Hire Purchase System Practical Problems 7. Accounts of Departmental Organisation: Nature of Departmental Organisation System of Departmental Accounting Technique of the Columnar System of Departmental Accounts The Problem of Allocating Expenses. Practical Problems 8. Accounts of Branch Organisation: a. Features of Suitable System of Branch Accounts b. Accounts Relating to Branches Authorised to Sell Goods Supplied at Cost Price by the Head Office for Cash as well as on Credit c. Accounts Relating to Branches when Goods Supplied by the Head Office at Marked Price d. Accounts Relating to Independent Branches e. Accounts Relating to Foreign Branches f. Practical Problems 9. Accounts of Public Utilities; Double Account System: a. Origin, Objects and Special Features b. Capital Account and General Balance Sheet c. Treatment of Capital Losses, Depreciation, Extensions, Replacement etc. d. Application of the System to Different Enterprises. e. Practical Problems 10. Voyage Accounts: a. Meaning and Important Terms b. Preparation of Voyage Accounts c. Practical Problems 11. Packages, Empties and Containers Accounts: a. Packages, Empties and Containers – Meaning, Important Terms, Objectives b. Methods of Accounting of Packages: Non-Returnable and Returnable Containers c. Practical Problems 12. Basics of Computerised Accounting: Meaning, Advantages and Limitations. Suggested Readings: 1. Jagdish Prakash: Advanced Accountancy; PPB, Allahabad (Hindi & English) 2. Ramendu Roy: Accounting Principles and Practice; PPB, Allahabad (Hindi & English) 3. Jain & Narang: Advanced Accountancy; Kalyani Publishers, Ludhiana 4. Maheshwari & Maheshwari: Advanced Accountancy; Vikas Publishing House, New Delhi 5. R. K. Singh, P. Saxena & A. Agrawal: Advanced Accountancy, SPB, Allahabad (Hindi & English) more syllabus detail to atteched a pdf file; |
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