B.Com (Hons), Semester I, DSC-1.3
Financial Accounting
144 answers across 4 recent sittings and 7 older papers.
- answers
- 144
- papers
- 11
- topics ranked
- 13
The whole Financial Accounting syllabus in short notes, in order, with every topic linked to its past DU questions.
Current syllabus UGCF, 2022 onwards
Older papers CBCS syllabus, 65 answers; not counted in Where the marks are
- 2021CBCS2021 (old course) paper
7 question parts, paper number not printed7 solved - 2021CBCS2021 paper
19 question parts, paper number not printed17 solved2 being checked - 2020CBCS2020 paper
4 question parts, paper number not printed4 solved - 2019CBCS2019 paper
14 question parts, paper 840814 solved - 2018CBCS2018 paper
6 question parts, paper 12016 solved - 2017CBCS2017 paper
9 question parts, paper 77619 solved - 2016CBCS2016 paper
8 question parts, paper 18618 solved
Every topic, every paper
11 papers from 2016 to 2025, older syllabus included. Open a topic for its marks paper by paper.
- Branch accounts11/11
- Depreciation, PPE and AS 1010/111 as OR
- Final accounts of a sole proprietor10/111 as OR
- Inventory valuation and AS 210/111 as OR
- Not-for-profit organisations10/117 as OR
- Accounting concepts and principles8/111 as OR
- Accounting Standards and IFRS8/113 as OR
- Leases and AS 197/112 as OR
- Departmental accounts6/11
- Conceptual framework items4/11
- Revenue recognition and AS 94/11
- Intangible assets and AS 263/113 as OR
- AI and data analytics in accounting1/11
AskedOnly as an OR choiceNot askedCurrent-syllabus paper
Study order
Learn the topics in this order. Each one shows the marks it adds to a 90-mark paper on top of the topics above it, from the 4 current-syllabus papers (December 2022 to December 2025). An OR choice counts once.
Learn firsteach adds 9 marks or more
- 1adds +1818
- 2adds +1836
- 3adds +12.248.2
- 4adds +10.558.8
Subtotal, 4 topics58.8 of 90 marks
Then these3 to 9 marks each
- 5adds +8.867.5
- 6adds +7.575
- 7adds +5.880.8
- 8adds +585.8
- 9adds +4.290
Total, 9 topics90 of 90 marks
Pick one of each pair
The first topic only comes up as the OR choice against the second, so one of the two is enough.
Doing every question in the order once, at exam pace, takes about 29 h 27 m. Averages over past papers, not promises.
Turn it into a day-by-day planQuestion by question
The topics each question has asked in the 4 current-syllabus papers (December 2022 to December 2025). The faded squares are the 7 old-syllabus papers (2016–21): their questions were numbered differently, so they show only whether a topic came up.
Question 1
- Accounting concepts and principles, asked in 4 of the 4 papers; came up in 4 of the 7 old-syllabus papers
- Conceptual framework itemsOnly since 2022, asked in 4 of the 4 papers; came up in 0 of the 7 old-syllabus papers
- Accounting Standards and IFRS, asked in 2 of the 4 papers; came up in 6 of the 7 old-syllabus papers
- AI and data analytics in accountingOnly since 2022, asked in 1 of the 4 papers; came up in 0 of the 7 old-syllabus papers
Question 2
- Depreciation, PPE and AS 10, asked in 4 of the 4 papers; came up in 6 of the 7 old-syllabus papers
- Inventory valuation and AS 2, asked in 4 of the 4 papers; came up in 6 of the 7 old-syllabus papers
- Intangible assets and AS 26Only since 2022, asked in 3 of the 4 papers; came up in 0 of the 7 old-syllabus papers
- Revenue recognition and AS 9, asked in 3 of the 4 papers; came up in 1 of the 7 old-syllabus papers
Question 3
- Final accounts of a sole proprietor, asked in 4 of the 4 papers; came up in 6 of the 7 old-syllabus papers
- Not-for-profit organisations, asked in 4 of the 4 papers; came up in 6 of the 7 old-syllabus papers
Question 4
- Branch accounts, asked in 4 of the 4 papers; came up in 7 of the 7 old-syllabus papers
Question 5
- Departmental accounts, asked in 4 of the 4 papers; came up in 2 of the 7 old-syllabus papers
- Leases and AS 19, asked in 4 of the 4 papers; came up in 3 of the 7 old-syllabus papers
AskedOnly as the OR choiceNot askedCame up in an old-syllabus paper