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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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