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NCERT Class 12 Accountancy Syllabus Reference

11 chapters across Partnership Accounts, Company Accounts, and Financial Statement Analysis โ€” the three pillars of the Class 12 Commerce board exam. Each area has its own question pattern and mark weight.

11

chapters across 2 books

3

topic areas

80

marks in board exam

Study map

Partnership (5 chapters)

NPO, basics, admission, retirement, dissolution.

Company Accounts (3 chapters)

Share capital, debentures, company financial statements.

Analysis (3 chapters)

Statement analysis, accounting ratios, cash flow.

Syllabus by area

Three areas, one revision plan

Original grouping

Partnership Accounts

5 chapters

Partnership accounts from formation through reconstitution to dissolution โ€” goodwill valuation, revaluation account, and capital adjustment are tested in every board paper.

  • Accounting for Not-for-Profit Organisation
  • Accounting for Partnership: Basic Concepts
  • Reconstitution โ€” Admission of a Partner
  • Reconstitution โ€” Retirement and Death of a Partner
  • Dissolution of Partnership Firm

Company Accounts

3 chapters

How companies raise capital through shares and debentures, and how to prepare a company's Profit & Loss Account and Balance Sheet in the prescribed format.

  • Accounting for Share Capital
  • Issue and Redemption of Debentures
  • Financial Statements of a Company

Financial Statement Analysis

3 chapters

Reading a company's financial health โ€” liquidity, solvency, profitability, and activity ratios; and preparing a cash flow statement under the indirect method.

  • Analysis of Financial Statements
  • Accounting Ratios
  • Cash Flow Statement

Practice bridge

Turn syllabus review into active practice

Step 1

Generate 10 questions on partnership reconstitution โ€” admission, retirement, and goodwill treatment.

Step 2

Ask for journal entry questions on share capital: issue, forfeiture, re-issue, and debenture redemption.

Step 3

Create a Financial Analysis drill with ratio calculations and a cash flow statement from given data.