Syllabus for GDCA exam

provide me syllabus for Government Diploma in Cooperation & Accountancy examination ?

[Raman Vij]

Government Diploma in Cooperation and Accountancy is only a year-long course and after the successful completion of the same, one becomes a Certified Auditor of Co-Operative Societies or Trust. Generally this program covers following topics:

Papers1. Theory and History of Cooperation
2. Co-operative Management
3. Co-Operative Law and other laws.
4. Accounts.
5. Co-operative Audit
6. Banking.

Paper No. 1 : Theory and History of Cooperation
Co-operation-Concept, Definition and Principle of Co-operation.
History Importance Relevance and Significance of Cooperative Law.

(a) Growth of Co-operative movement in India and Abroad and History and Significance of Co-operative Law w r. t. Development of Co-operative Movement.

(b) Role of leadership in Co-operative Development.
Place of Co-operation in modernization and Privatisation of World.
Main Recommendations of the following Committees and Study of such other Committees as may be announced from time to time.

(a)Maclagan Committee,
(b) All lndia Rural Credit Survey Committe, 1954,
(c) All India Rural Credit Review committee,
(d) Committee on Co-operative Credit; Mehta committee,
(e) CAFRICARD committee and Agriculture credit Review Committee.
Co-operative Education and Training Needs and Infrastructure.
Set up and Function of Department, Decentralization and Functions of Co-operation Department in Development of Co-operative Sector-Particular Reference in Maharashtra.
Role of
(a) National Cooperative Development Corporation,
(b) National Co-operative Union of India,
(c) National Dairy Development board,
(d) Khadi and Village industries Commission,
(e) Maharashtra Co-operative Development Corporation and Vaikuntha Mehta National Institute of Co-operative Management.
State co-operative Union.
Maharashtra state co-operative council.

provide me syllabus for Government Diploma in Cooperation & Accountancy examination for 2015 and is there is a changes in syllabus or not please clarify???

Hi buddy as I am going to appear in Government Diploma in Cooperation and Accountancy (GDCA) exam and for its preparation here looking for its syllabus so will you plz provide me same here ??

[sumit]

Government Diploma in Cooperation and Accountancy (GDCA) Exam is conducted by Maharashtra Public Service Commission every year at a state level.

As you want here I am giving bellow Government Diploma in Cooperation and Accountancy (GDCA) exam syllabus :

Government Diploma in Cooperation and Accountancy (GDCA) exam syllabus
Paper 1:
Banking
Co-operative law and other laws
Theory and History of Cooperation
Co-operative Audit and co-operative management
Concepts:


Definition and principles of cooperation, History importance relevance, and significance of co-operation Growth of Co-operative movement in India Development of Co-operative movement Role of relationship in co-operative movement Place of Co-operation in modernization and privatization of the world.

a) Main Recommendation of the following committees and study of such other committees as may be announced from time to time.
All India Rural Credit Survey Committee, 1954
AFRICA RD Committee and Agriculture credit Review Committee
Committee on Co-operative Credit, Mehta committee


b) Co-operative Education and Training Needs and Infrastructure
National Cooperative Development Corporation
Khadi and Village Industries Commission
Maharashtra Co-operative Development Corporation
National Dairy Development Board
c) State Co-operative Union
d) Maharashtra State co-operative council

Paper 2:
Accounting Principles
Book-keeping principles
Closing entries
Bank Reconciliation Statement
Rectification of Errors
Final Accounts
Trial Balance
Trading Account
Receipt and payment account
Profit and loss account
Balance sheer
Income and expenditure account
GDCA Exam Pattern:
The exam will be conducted in two stages:

First Stage:
GDCA exams the first stage is an Initial stage which includes questions which are based on general knowledge and this paper consists of two hundred marks.

Second Stage:
It is the second stage and consists descriptive type questions some of which are based on Gujarati, English while other question will be from technical department. Two hundred marks are carried by this GDCA exam