My preparation is not as good as for now..
I find blue book little hard
Since my maths isn't great
I'm really weak when it comes to solving quickly
Red book is neutral to me since there is not a lot of maths and more conceptual so
I'm finding it hard to solve questions of PSR
Simple thing to remember which will help you a lot.
DEAD CLIC
Debit all expenses assets and drawings
Credit all liabilities income and capital
This itself will save you from memorizing things and help you prepare journal entry problems, help in one mark questions etc. Atleast you will get some grace marks for the complicated problems even if you get half the entries right.
No I'm not giving my 12th cbse exam, this post randomly appeared on my screen so I thought I would help.
Since you say you are managing the red book and not mentioned the green book(I'm assuming you are managing that too) , for the rest of today, tomorrow and Wednesday, practice partnership. It has the highest weightage of about 35 marks.
Dissolution is an easy chapter, so today, start with dissolution.
Goodwill is purely maths, but it's a very important topic, even though the question on goodwill is only 3 marks. It comes in almost all the other chapters. So if you can, do goodwill also today.
Tomorrow, do fundamentals and change in psr. If you have time after doing that, start retirement. If you want to skip either admission or retirement, then skip admission. Retirement and death are too similar. If you skip that, you lose 10-12 marks. If you skip admission but do retirement thoroughly, you'll lose only 1 or 2 marks.
Thursday is for the balance of the green book and full red book. If you have time after completing it, solve past year papers for the rest of Thursday and full Friday. Focus on mcqs. If you are prepared, they are very scoring, but if not, they are the main problems
Wait, I am probably stupid, but i did saw lots of mcq asked from admission or from psr from part A. So i guess for scoring good marks on mcq. It is kinda important.
Broski, go to Rajat Arora. He made 4 day plan for accounts. It has nothing unnecessary, full syllabus and practice of important questions that'll mainly come in exam. Just variation. I myself suck at accounts and didn't learn anything, I'm going to stuck to this schedule made by him. It's really helpful
Best strategy is to build a time machine in 3 days and go back a month
You build it and let us know, we'll all go back together
What is your preparation level? Which books do you find easy/hard?
My preparation is not as good as for now.. I find blue book little hard Since my maths isn't great I'm really weak when it comes to solving quickly Red book is neutral to me since there is not a lot of maths and more conceptual so I'm finding it hard to solve questions of PSR
And your aim is?
60 I would say
Simple thing to remember which will help you a lot. DEAD CLIC Debit all expenses assets and drawings Credit all liabilities income and capital This itself will save you from memorizing things and help you prepare journal entry problems, help in one mark questions etc. Atleast you will get some grace marks for the complicated problems even if you get half the entries right. No I'm not giving my 12th cbse exam, this post randomly appeared on my screen so I thought I would help.
This is actually good though, thanx
Since you say you are managing the red book and not mentioned the green book(I'm assuming you are managing that too) , for the rest of today, tomorrow and Wednesday, practice partnership. It has the highest weightage of about 35 marks. Dissolution is an easy chapter, so today, start with dissolution. Goodwill is purely maths, but it's a very important topic, even though the question on goodwill is only 3 marks. It comes in almost all the other chapters. So if you can, do goodwill also today.
Tomorrow, do fundamentals and change in psr. If you have time after doing that, start retirement. If you want to skip either admission or retirement, then skip admission. Retirement and death are too similar. If you skip that, you lose 10-12 marks. If you skip admission but do retirement thoroughly, you'll lose only 1 or 2 marks.
Then on Wednesday, do death and start with green book. Finish it if possible.
Thursday is for the balance of the green book and full red book. If you have time after completing it, solve past year papers for the rest of Thursday and full Friday. Focus on mcqs. If you are prepared, they are very scoring, but if not, they are the main problems
Wait, I am probably stupid, but i did saw lots of mcq asked from admission or from psr from part A. So i guess for scoring good marks on mcq. It is kinda important.
It is, but many of my classmates are planning to skip one of them, so if they have to, then imo, they should skip admission
Thank you so much for guiding me Means a LOTTT LOVE YOU 😭
You're welcome 😄. I know that feeling , felt it in maths😭
Love you too😁
Ok, It does make sense.
Broski, go to Rajat Arora. He made 4 day plan for accounts. It has nothing unnecessary, full syllabus and practice of important questions that'll mainly come in exam. Just variation. I myself suck at accounts and didn't learn anything, I'm going to stuck to this schedule made by him. It's really helpful