Planning of study time table for class 12th Commerce

I am a student of class 12th Commerce and fore that I want to get the details of planning of study time table for class 12th Commerce so can you provide me that?

[Raman Vij]

As you want to get the details of planning of study time table for class 12th Commerce so here it is for you:

Accountancy:
Accountancy is mostly about fundamentals and calculations.

Firstly, make sure that the concepts are absolutely clear.

The second important step is practice. Solve as many problems as possible.

Get hold of previous years' papers. Regular practice gives you an idea about the different nuances of the subject.

Show calculations properly, with sufficient explanations and narrations. Be alert and avoid oversights that are commonly committed in accountancy.

Be clear about various formats of different statements of accounts.

Draw formats neatly using scale and pencil.

Always start an account statement on a new page and try to complete on a single page.

Rough work should be done on the rough sheets provided or on a different sheet.

The subject includes partial marking, so even if you are unable to complete or solve an entire problem, attempt it to add some marks to your total score.

Economics:
Concentrate on different terms and key concepts involved in the subject.

This subject also includes lot of calculations and diagrams.

Practice a lot to get acquainted with them.

In Economics it is mandatory that you label the diagrams properly.

The theoretical part is just an important.

Memorize the important definitions and formulae. Prepare your own short notes and revise them regularly.

Recommended textbooks:
Introductory Micro Economics, NCERT book
Macro Economics, NCERT Book
Accountancy for Class XII by Banerjee

will you plz tell me Planning of study time table for class 12th Commerce examination , as I am going to appear in 12th class examination in this year ????

[sumit]

As you are asking for study plan study time table for class 12th Commerce examination , so for it here I am sharing some point with you:

1. What to study

a. Remember that 30-40% of the syllabus gets you 70% of the marks Get these important topics from previous question papers or by looking at your own internal assessments, midterms, half yearly exams etc.

b. Mark Key Points Key words look at marking schemes to look for keywords.

2. When to study which topic

a. create an Exam study checklist / time line so you dont forget to revise anything.

b. Take the important topics first, then take the detailed syllabus, course outline and create an exam calendar write sub topics on various days.

c. Break down the entire content into 30 / 45 / 60 days into milestones

d. Use a planner, scheduler, app at hand so youre not worrying about stuff to do

3. Where to Study

a. Have a designated study space which is well equipped with all that you require - Keep your study place fixed and cleared of clutter make sure there is natural light and it is free from distractions. For some people background music helps, for the others quiet spaces work.