B.Com (Programme), Semester III, DSC-3.2

Financial Management

190 answers across 3 recent sittings and 9 older papers.

Start with December 2025
answers
190
papers
12
topics ranked
10

Every topic, every paper

11 papers from 2017 to 2025, older syllabus included. Open a topic for its marks paper by 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 3 current-syllabus papers (January 2024 to December 2025). An OR choice counts once.

Learn firsteach adds 9 marks or more

  1. 1
    Capital budgeting techniquesQ29 past questions, 3 h 45 m
    adds +1818
  2. 2
    Dividend theories and dividend policyQ412 past questions, 5 h 24 m
    adds +1836
  3. 3
    Receivables managementQ55 past questions, 2 h 42 m
    adds +1652
  4. 4
    Theories of capital structureQ37 past questions, 3 h 9 m
    adds +1264
  5. 5
    Leverage and EBIT-EPS analysisQ1, Q36 past questions, 2 h 42 m
    adds +973

Subtotal, 5 topics73 of 90 marks

Then these3 to 9 marks each

  1. 6
    Time value of moneyQ16 past questions, 1 h 33 m
    adds +7.380.3
  2. 7
    Cost of capitalQ35 past questions, 2 h 15 m
    adds +686.3

Subtotal, 7 topics86.3 of 90 marks

If time allowsunder 3 marks each

  1. 8
    Working capitalQ56 past questions, 2 h 42 m
    adds +288.3
  2. 9adds +1.790

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 25 h 21 m. Averages over past papers, not promises.

Turn it into a day-by-day plan

Not on the ladder asked only under the older CBCS syllabus, so they add nothing to a current paper

Question by question

The topics each question has asked in the 3 current-syllabus papers (January 2024 to December 2025). The faded squares are the 8 old-syllabus papers (2017–25): their questions were numbered differently, so they show only whether a topic came up.

Question 1

Question 2

Question 3

Question 4

Question 5

AskedOnly as the OR choiceNot askedCame up in an old-syllabus paper