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3rd December 2014, 12:55 PM
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SSC exam for accountant’s syllabus
Hi I want the syllabus of SSC exam for accountants so can you please provide me?
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3rd December 2014, 02:00 PM
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Re: SSC exam for accountant’s syllabus
Ok, as you want the syllabus of SSC exam for accountants so here I am providing you. SSC exam syllabus Exam pattern- Duration- 2 hours The written exam consists of one objective type paper with the following sections I. General Intelligence (50 questions)- 50 marks II. English language [basic knowledge] (50 questions)- 50 marks III. Quantitative aptitude [basic arithmetic skills] (50 questions)- 50 marks IV. General Awareness (50 questions) - 50 marks SSC Graduate Level Exam The scheme of examination for different posts is as follows Statistical Investigator, Complier (GRADE-II) Duration- 2 hours Total- 200 marks Tier-I A. General Intelligence + Reasoning - 50 marks B. Gen.Awareness-50marks C. Quantitative Aptitude –50 marks D. English Comprehension -50 marks Computer Proficiency test for the Post of Assistant in CSS- 700 Interview- 100 Statistical Investigator (GRADE-II) Duration- 2 hours Total- 200 marks Tier-II I.Quantitative Abilities : 200 marks (100 Questions) II. English Language & Comprehension: 200 marks. Total- 400 marks Posts for which no exam is prescribed other than Compiler Data Entry Skill test at the speed of 8,000 key depressions per hour for the post of Tax assistant. Statistical Investigator Grade-II Paper-I & II as above-400 marks Paper-III Statistics -200 marks(100 Questions). Interview- 100 marks. Syllabus- Paper I (Objective Type Multiple Choice): General Awareness General awareness of the environment and its application to society Current events India and its neighbouring countries especially pertaining to: Sports History Culture Geography Economic scene General polity Indian constitution Scientific research Arithmetical Ability Number system Computation of whole numbers Decimals and fractions Relationships between numbers Fundamental arithmetical operations Percentage Ratio and proportion Averages Interest Profit and loss Discount Use of table and graphs Mensuration Time and distance Ratio and time English Fill in the blanks (using verbs, preposition, articles etc.) Vocabulary Spellings Grammar Sentence structure Synonyms Antonyms Sentence completion Phrases and idiomatic use of words Paper II (Conventional) Commerce: This paper will cover all the subjects of Commerce commonly from the Degree Courses of Indian Universities: Accountancy: Conceptual framework Income measurement Final accounts Accounting for partnership firms Hire-purchase accounting Corporate accounting (Issue, forfeiture and re-issue of shares) Stock exchanges' functioning Business Organisation Business objectives Business environment Business entrepreneurship (including location, choice of form of business and growth strategies) Business operations including finance Production Marketing and human resource development. Management: Concept of management Planning Organising Leading and Controlling Operational Research Marketing management. Micro-economics: Price-mechanism Theory of consumer behaviour Elasticity of demand Production function Theory of costs Market structures Price determination under perfect competition and monopoly. Indian Economics: Issues involved in planning for economic development Sectoral analysis of Indian economy including agriculture Industry and foreign trade. Business Statistics: Analysis of univariate data involving measurement of central tendency and dispersion Correlation and regression analysis Index numbers Analysis of time-series Theory of probability Mathematical ability. Business Law Indian Contract Act, 1872 Sale of Goods Act, 1930 Partnership Act 1932 and Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 Laws relating to Banking & Insurance. Company Law Kinds of Companies Matters involving incorporation of a company Shares and share capital and matters relating to issue and transfer of shares Members of a Company Management of company Meetings and resolutions Winding up of a company. Cost accounting Procedures involved in cost accounting Marginal costing Cost volume Profit analysis Budgetary control Standard costing. Auditing Meaning and objects of auditing Types of audit Audit process. Income Tax Basic concepts Residence and tax liability Heads of Income. Labour Laws Labour welfare laws including Payment of Minimum Wages Act Trade Union Act Industrial Dispute Act etc. |
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