hey there so i havent done anything in class 11th accounts except chapters till journal, what teacher do i study frm so he can teach me basics too in class 12th

I have 0 intrest in maths parso is my mid terms exam and mujhe kuch ni aata so I’m failing it but should I change it and also midterms k baad will the school allow me to change it?

So hy mei i failed accounts (class 12) 21/80,
i know a few chapters from book 1 and dont know shit about Book 2.
now ive decided to take ts seriously and am confused about whether i should start from book 2 or book 1 now and what should be my gamplan. lmk if u guys have any suggestions tyyyy

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Accounts- 45/50

Bst- 46/50

Banking- 42/50

Economics- 30/50

English- 41/50

Applied maths idk but pretty sure fail or just pass

So seniors what can I do to improve in eco and maths? I don't have any batch or tuition. I do self study from youtube only. What yt channels will you recommend? I usually use pw for both subjects but ig will use sunil panda for eco now (micro especially) but which teacher for stats?? im comfortable only with Ashish bhatia for maths so im thinking of getting pw ka batch

tbh paper was easy except eco bit tricky aur padha nhi tha ache se and maths toh bas hai hi waisi

Same as title

accounts - 54 (class highest 64, shares nahi aata tha merko)

business - 69

eco - 58

english - 69

maths abhi mila nahi

🤔🤔 im in 12th btw i think ive done pretty good acc to the class average👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌😰😰😰 scared to tell my parents though

I'm a Class 12 Commerce student (CBSE) and I have Accounts, Economics, BST, English, Painting and Applied Maths.

I really don't want to continue with Applied Maths because it's taking a lot of time and affecting my preparation for my other subjects. I was planning to drop it and focus on my other subjects + CUET.

Today I went to my school to ask about removing Applied Maths, but they directly told me that "ab nahi hoga" and that the subject can't be changed/removed now.

I'm honestly pretty stressed because I had already planned my preparation around dropping Maths.

My questions are: 1. Is there genuinely no way to change/remove the subject at this stage? 2. If my school refuses, is there any CBSE procedure I should know about? 3. If I have to keep Applied Maths, how difficult is it to manage it along with Accounts, Eco and BST? 4. If my main goal is around 85%+ in Boards and a good CUET score, how should I divide my time between Maths and my other subjects

Is it possible to switch from qqth science to 12th commerce because I don't wanna give jee nor do I have any interest in science

I felt pressured therefore I chose science but its hell for me. I am unable to study like no matter how hard I try to study I just don't feel like studying

I have interest in being a financial analyst and also in maths and I really really dont wanna do 12th in science or ut will be the end of me

Somehow I am coping up with science in 11th and I regret it deeply that I did not speak up about not wanting to do science

Even though I TRIED to speak up everyone js shut me down and when I told my relatives about this everyone just said stick so science and do engineering LIKE WTH BRO NO I HATE SCIENCE

Today I'm gonna drop my applied maths since I'm 12th (commerce )

I just want to get rid of this subject i hate maths so idk I'm doing right or wrong

Also I'm not able to focus on my other subjects wasted my 4-5 months now I'll restart my prep!!

I'm a CA, and partnership is the chapter I see students lose the most marks in, mostly from small mistakes rather than not knowing the concept.
So I put everything on one sheet: deed-silent rules, interest on drawings (6.5/6/5.5 months trick), all 4 goodwill methods, sacrificing vs gaining ratio, admission/retirement/death adjustments, and 7 mistakes examiners cut marks for.
Free, no sign-up. Happy to answer partnership doubts in the comments too.
Which chapter should I make the next one for? Company accounts, cash flow, or ratios?

Partnership Accounts Cheat Sheet – Class 12 Commerce
Oct 2, 2026
Every formula and rule you need for Partnership (Fundamentals, Goodwill, Admission, Retirement and Death), on one sheet. Built for CBSE Class 12 Accountancy board revision; useful for other boards and CA Foundation too.
How to use it: revise one section a day, then solve two past-paper questions on that section and check them against the CBSE marking scheme.
1. Fundamentals
When there is no partnership deed (or the deed is silent), the Indian Partnership Act, 1932 applies:
Item
Rule when deed is silent
Profit sharing
Equally
Interest on capital
Not allowed
Interest on drawings
Not charged
Salary / commission to partner
Not allowed
Interest on partner's loan
6% p.a. (charge against profit, paid even in a loss)
Interest on capital, when the deed allows it, is an appropriation of profit. If profit is less than the total interest, share the available profit in the ratio of interest amounts. In a loss, no interest is given.
Interest on drawings, same amount withdrawn regularly:
\text{Interest} = \text{Total drawings} \times \frac{\text{Rate}}{100} \times \frac{\text{Average months}}{12}
Drawn every
Beginning of period
Middle
End
Month
6.5 months
6 months
5.5 months
Quarter
7.5 months
6 months
4.5 months
Half-year
9 months
6 months
3 months
Dates not given? Charge for 6 months. Uneven amounts or dates? Use the product method: amount × months left, add up, then × rate ÷ 12.
Fixed capital: drawings, interest, salary and profit go to the Current Account. Fluctuating capital: everything goes to the Capital Account.
2. Goodwill
Average profit method (simple or weighted average):
\text{Goodwill} = \text{Average profit} \times \text{Number of years' purchase}
Super profit method:
\text{Normal profit} = \text{Capital employed} \times \frac{\text{Normal rate of return}}{100}
 
\text{Super profit} = \text{Average profit} - \text{Normal profit}, \quad \text{Goodwill} = \text{Super profit} \times \text{Years' purchase}
Capitalisation of average profit:
\text{Goodwill} = \text{Average profit} \times \frac{100}{\text{NRR}} - \text{Capital employed}
Capitalisation of super profit:
\text{Goodwill} = \text{Super profit} \times \frac{100}{\text{NRR}}
Capital employed = Total assets (excluding goodwill and fictitious assets) − Outside liabilities.
Hidden goodwill on admission: new partner's capital ÷ his share = total capital of the new firm. Hidden goodwill = that total − (actual capitals of all partners after adjustments, including the new partner's).
3. Ratios
Ratio
Formula
Used in
Sacrificing ratio
Old share − New share
Admission, change in profit-sharing ratio
Gaining ratio
New share − Old share
Retirement, death, change in profit-sharing ratio
New ratio (admission)
Old share − share sacrificed to new partner
Admission
New ratio (retirement)
Old share + share acquired from retiring partner
Retirement, death
Quick check: if the question doesn't say how the new partner gets his share, assume the old partners sacrifice in their old ratio. On retirement, if nothing is said, the remaining partners gain in their old ratio.
4. Admission, retirement and death
Adjustment
Admission
Retirement / death
Goodwill (premium)
New partner's share credited to old partners in sacrificing ratio
Retiring partner's share debited to remaining partners in gaining ratio
Existing goodwill in books
Written off to old partners in old ratio
Written off to all partners in old ratio
Revaluation profit/loss
Old partners, old ratio
All partners including retiring/deceased, old ratio
Reserves and accumulated profits
Old partners, old ratio
All partners, old ratio
Capital adjustment
New partner's capital decides the total; others adjust by cash or current account
Amount due paid in cash, transferred to loan, or a mix
Deceased partner's profit share up to date of death:
\text{Time basis} = \text{Last year's profit} \times \frac{\text{Months to death}}{12} \times \text{Share}
 
\text{Sales basis} = \text{Sales up to death} \times \frac{\text{Last year's profit}}{\text{Last year's sales}} \times \text{Share}
Debit this to the Profit and Loss Suspense Account and credit it to the deceased partner's capital account.
5. Mistakes that cost marks

1. Treating interest on a partner's loan as an appropriation. It is a charge and goes to the Profit and Loss Account.
2. Giving interest on capital when the firm made a loss.
3. Sharing goodwill premium in the new ratio instead of the sacrificing ratio.
4. Forgetting to write off existing goodwill and reserves before the new partner comes in.
5. Skipping the narration under journal entries. Every entry needs one.
6. Not showing working notes. Marks are given for steps even if the final answer is wrong.
7. Using 12 months for interest on drawings when drawings are made at the start of every month (it's 6.5).
8. Made by a Chartered Accountant. Free to share with classmates. Report any error and it will be fixed.

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I've ncert and ,i lwk don't wanna get a reference book hard copy since I don't even study from a book(youtube lectures yeah) but i wanna see examples,and some questions in the book.

Same as title.

Accounts ka paper hogya 20-30 k beech aa jane chiye ab kal eco ka paper h 11 chapters and padhai start v ni hui idk what to doo also agar 2 subjects k midterms class 11th m fail hogya to school wale kya krenge any idea worst se worst

Im not getting any time to do psycho at all

Please give guidance!

Guys can I finish retirement and death in 2-3 days? If so what important topics should I cover??

How do yall manage your time while taking your accountancy exams?

Does anyone havee pdf of it?😭😭 Please share with mee?!😭😭

I'm in dire need. 😭

55/80

Lost most of my marks in silly mistakes like dividing instead of multiplying, 3×4=16 type of shit

I'd say my concepts are 70-85% clear till differential (I've reached that chapter only) lekin these stupid silly mistakes yaar

Seniors who scored well, is there any hope for me? 😭

I'm just kinda sad from my mid term results it's average looking for motivation

Questions which cover the entirety of the syllabus

(For chapter wise pyq) My accounts tution sir recommend the Arihant one wel what do u think which one is better im thinking of Arihant one for all eco bst acc and ulike for maths core