<DG•T»b ÓbM‘>J (Pº|±J) ±C±P∂ : ka.•TbMÓ.

: <Ù»a‡ PCÓCh^>Ÿ 1
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Ÿb˝¨>a‡ <~[b Da<» (NEP-National
Education Policy) •CT ±ØŸC n>.≥. ÓC*
Jb≥Ø D‡b •TbCP∂ •MTGŸ•NTJÓ ¿DNPbŸ

ka.•TbMÓ. : <Ù»a‡ PCÓCh^>Ÿ

<DG•T»b
ÓbM‘>J ±C±P∂
(Pº|±J ±C±P∂)

±ØŸC n>.≥.•TC ´bCJPCJ ¿<µ•…T» G‘>h^¨>am‡Ø^>Ÿ : ¿≥–ÎbJ ^¨>C‘>P∂ yÎ} ±„mJ~P∂ Ÿb‡±NŸ
≥NÌ»b ±Nh»•T Ó}<£Ÿ , Ÿb‡±NŸ; ga ŸbÓ£CÎ ^¨>C‘>P∂, Ÿb‡±NŸ (n>.≥.)
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n>.≥. ÓC* Jb≥Ø Ÿb˝¨>a‡ <~[b Da<» (NEP)
•CT ¿DNPbŸ D‡b •TbCP∂ •MTGŸ•NTJÓ
STRUCTURE FOR
st
[Link].1 SEMESTER
Code Subject / Paper Titles C r e d i t Ma r k s
COSC-01 JC⁄b}•TD •CT ÓØJ »œÎ
COGE-01 Fundamental of Accounting 4 100
COSC-02 —‡bÎPb<‡•T P<ED‡Ó
COGE-02 Business Law 4 100
COSC-03 —‡bÎPb<‡•T ¿Ò∂~bh_
COGE-03 Business Economics 4 100
COGE-01 Choose any one from Pool Group 4 100
(Choose any 1 from 37 subject given in pool GE)

COAEC-01 ±‡b∂ΟL ¿«‡‡D

Environmental Studies 2 50
COVAC-01 —‡ÎPb‡ •TÚ ¿ÎµbŸLb
Concept of Business 2 50
(mentioned COVAC -01 not VAC
given in Page No. 57 syllabus)
TOTAL CREDIT & TOTAL MARKS 20 500

¶±‡N∂s» PBa <η‡bC* ÓC* ¶±Jmµ

<DG•T»b ±bq>ˇ ±Nh»•C*T yÎ}
<DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C±P∂ (PsPCP DbC^>P
Ë )
¿<µ•T»Ó ‘>b‡≥–bÓ yÎ} ™b^>∂ ÙbŸb PŸJ Bb·b ÓC*
PÎ∂g˜C q> JC⁄•TbC* •CT ÙbŸb <J<⁄»
[¿«‡‡D •TbC PN<εbÆD•T kDbDC ¿bºŸ DbC^>ËP kDbDC ÓC* PÓ‡ •TÚ k™» •TŸDC •CT
<Jy PÓC* ¿bÎA‡•T ™b^>∂ ¿bºŸ ≥–bV ~b<ÓJ G•Ty ≥y ´º} $ PBa Ó´œÎ±ØL∂ »ª‡,
¿b}• ˘C, PØ_, <»<Ò‡b}, µbŸbyM PŸJ ˙>}≥ PC ±–h»N» G•T‡b ≥‡b ´º]
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n>.≥. ÓC* Jb≥Ø Ÿb˝¨>a‡ <~[b Da<» (NEP)
•CT ¿DNPbŸ D‡b •TbCP∂ •MTGŸ•NTJÓ
STRUCTURE FOR
[Link].2 nd SEMESTER
Code Subject / Paper Titles C r e d i t Ma r k s
COSC-04 —‡bÎPb<‡•T JC⁄b}•TD
COGE-04 Business Accounting 4 100
COSC-05 —‡bÎPb<‡•T ≥<L»
COGE-05 Business Mathematics 4 100
COSC-06 —‡bÎPb<‡•T Îb»bΟL
COGE-06 Business Environment 4 100
COGE-02 Choose any one from Pool Group 4 100
(Pool group for II Semester NOT deaclared )
COAEC-02 English Language 2 50
COSEC-01 ±–œ‡C•T •CT <Jy JC⁄b}•TD
Accounting for Every One 2 50
(mentioned COSEC-01 not SEC;
given in Page No. 57 syllabus)
TOTAL CREDIT & TOTAL MARKS 20 500

¶±‡N∂s» PBa <η‡bC* ÓC* ¶±Jmµ

<DG•T»b ±bq>ˇ ±Nh»•C*T
yÎ} <DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C±P∂ (DbC^>P
Ë )
¿<µ•T»Ó ‘>b‡≥–bÓ yÎ} ™b^>∂ ÙbŸb PŸJ Bb·b ÓC*
PÎ∂g˜C q> JC⁄•TbC* •CT ÙbŸb <J<⁄»
[¿«‡‡D •TbC PN<εbÆD•T kDbDC ¿bºŸ DbC^>ËP kDbDC ÓC* PÓ‡ •TÚ k™» •TŸDC •CT <Jy P
±Nh»•T ÓC* ¿bÎA‡•T ™b^>∂ ¿bºŸ ≥–bV ~b<ÓJ G•Ty ≥y ´º} $ PBa Ó´œÎ±ØL∂ »ª‡, ¿b}• ˘C, PØ_,
<»<Ò‡b}, µbŸbyM PŸJ ˙>}≥ PC ±–h»N» G•T‡b ≥‡b ´º]
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Ÿb˝¨ > a‡ <~[b Da<» (National Education Policy)
•CT D‡b •TbCP∂ •MTGŸ•NTJÓ ¿DNPbŸ Ó´œÎ±ØL∂
n>.≥. •CT PBa <ÎAÎ<ÎÀbJ‡ •CT <J‡C)
(n>.≥.
ka. •TbMÓ. ±–ÒÓ PCÓCh^>Ÿ
<DG•T»b ±bqˇ±Nh»•C*T
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COSC-01/COGE-01 : JC⁄b}•TD •CT ÓØJ »œÎ
ISBN No. : 978-81-965786-9-5 Price : 320/-
JC⁄•T : ‘>bM. ÆC.±Ú. ¿≥–ÎbJ + ‘>bH.ŸbÆC~ ~NNsJb + P}»bC· Ÿb‡
COSC-02/COGE-02 : Business Law
ISBN No. : 978-81-987009-6-4 Price : 320/-
Author : DR. RAJESH SHUKLA + DR. HANSA SHUKLA

COSC-02/COGE-02 : —‡bÎPb<‡•T P<ED‡Ó

ISBN No. : 978-81-987009-3-3 Price : 320/-
JC⁄•T : ‘>bH. ŸbÆC~ ¿≥–ÎbJ + ‘>bM.¿Da»b ±b∑‘>C‡
COSC-03/COGE-03 : Business Economics
ISBN No. : 978-81-987009-9-5 Price : 320/-
Author : DR. HANSA SHUKLA + DR. ASHISH DUBEY

COSC-03/COGE-03 : —‡bÎPb<‡•T ¿Ò∂~bh_

ISBN No. : 978-81-987009-4-0 Price : 320/-
JC ⁄ •T : ‘>bH. ¿<Ó» •NTÓbŸ ¿≥–ÎbJ + ‘>bM.ŸbÆga ~Ób∂
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COAEC-01
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COAEC-01 : ±‡b∂ΟL ¿«‡‡D
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JC⁄•T : ‘>bH. PbCDb<J•Tb ¿≥–ÎbJ + £C<ΕTb ±ŸÓbŸ
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COVAC-01 : Concept of Business

ISBN No. : 978-81-965786-5-7 Price : 250/-
Author : SMT. SHRADDHA AGRAWAL+[Link]

COVAC-01 : —‡ÎPb‡ •TÚ ¿ÎµbŸLb

ISBN No. : 978-81-965786-7-1 Price : 250/-
JC⁄•T : gaÓ»a gXb ¿≥–ÎbJ + ‘>bM BbŸ»a ÎÓb∂
PbM e ÎË ‘ > ±C ± P∂ ) Ba ¶±Jmµ
¶±‡N ∂ s » PBa <η‡bC * •C T <Jy <DG•T»b PsPC P DbC^>ËP (PbM
<DG•T»b ÓbM‘>J (Pº|±J) ±C±P∂ : ka.•TbMÓ. : <Ù»a‡ PCÓCh^>Ÿ 5
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Ÿb˝¨ > a‡ <~[b Da<» (National Education Policy)
•CT D‡b •TbCP∂ •MTGŸ•NTJÓ ¿DNPbŸ Ó´œÎ±ØL∂
n>.≥. •CT PBa <ÎAÎ<ÎÀbJ‡ •CT <J‡C)
(n>.≥.
ka. •TbMÓ. <Ù»a‡ PCÓCh^>Ÿ
<DG•T»b ±bqˇ±Nh»•C*T
COSC-04/COGE-04 : Business Accounting
ISBN No. : 978-81-987009-2-6 Price : 320/-
Author : DR .[Link] + [Link] RAI,+[Link] SHUKLA

COSC-04/COGE-04 : —‡bÎPb<‡•T JC⁄b}•TD

ISBN No. : 978-81-987009-8-8 Price : 320/-
JC⁄•T : ‘>bM. ÆC.±Ú. ¿≥–ÎbJ + ‘>bH. ŸbÆC~ ~NNsJb
COSC-05/COGE-05 : Business Mathematics
ISBN No. : 978-81-987009-0-2 Price : 320/-
Author : DR. [Link] + DR. K. L. RATHI

COSC-05/COGE-05 : —‡bÎPb<‡•T ≥<L»

ISBN No. : 978-81-987362-3-9 Price : 320/-
JC⁄•T : ‘>bM. ÆC. ±Ú. ¿≥–ÎbJ + ‘>bM. •TC. yJ. Ÿbq>a
COSC-06/COGE-06 : Business Environment
ISBN No. : 978-81-987362-1-5 Price : 320/-
Author : [Link] MISHRA + PROF. KHUSHBOO PATHAK

COSC-06/COGE-06 : —‡bÎPb<‡•T Îb»bΟL

ISBN No. : 978-81-987362-9-1 Price : 320/-
JC⁄•T : ‘>bH. £CÎb~a· ÓN⁄Æa∂ + ‘>bM. ŸbÆga ~Ób∂
COAEC-02 : ENGLISH LANGUAGE
ISBN No. : 978-81-965786-8-8 Price : 250/-
Author : SHRI SURESH VISHWAKARMA
<´E£a Bb·b - 1
ISBN No. : 978-81-987009-1-9 Price : 250/-
JC⁄•T : ±–bCV CPŸ (‘>bH.) ¿DNØPN ‡b ¿≥–ÎbJ
COSEC-01 : Accounting for Every One
ISBN No. : 978-81-987362-0-8 Price : 250/-
Author : DR. PRINCE KUMAR MISHRA+[Link] SINGH
COSEC-01 : ±–œ‡C•T •CT <Jy JC⁄b}•TD
ISBN No. : 978-81-987362-7-7 Price : 250/-
JC⁄•T : ‘>bM. ÆC.±a. ¿≥–ÎbJ + ‘>bM. G•T~D JbJ Ÿbq>a
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P η∂ ´ÓDC n>.≥. ÓC* Jb≥Ø Ÿb˝¨>a‡ <~[b Da<» •C T
¿DN P bŸ D‡b •TbC P ∂ •M T GŸ•N T JÓ •C T n>.≥. •C T PBa
<ÎAÎ<ÎÀbJ‡ •C T <J‡C <DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C ± P∂
Ë )
(PsPCP DbC^>P ±–•Tb<~» •TÚ ´º* :-

ka.•TbMÓ. : <Ù»a‡ PCÓCh^>Ÿ

11 Business Accounting Price : 220/-
12 Business Mathematics Price : 220/-
13 Business Environment Price : 200/-
14 ENGLISH LANGUAGE Price : 150/-
15 Accounting for Ever y One Price : 150/-
16 —‡bÎPb<‡•T JC⁄b}•TD Price : 220/-
17 —‡bÎPb<‡•T ≥<L» Price : 220/-
18 —‡bÎPb<‡•T Îb»bΟL Price : 200/-
19 ±–œ‡C•T •CT <Jy JC⁄b}•TD Price : 150/-

ka.•TbMÓ. : ±–ÒÓ PCÓCh^>Ÿ

1 Fundamental of Accounting Price : 150/-
2 Business Law Price : 150/-
3 Business Economics Price : 150/-
4 Concept of Business Price : 100/-
5 Environmental Studies Price : 150/-
6 JC⁄b}•TD •CT ÓØJ »œÎ Price : 150/-
7 —‡bÎPb<‡•T P<ED‡Ó Price : 150/-
8 —‡bÎPb<‡•T ¿Ò∂~bh_ Price : 150/-
9 ±‡b∂ΟL ¿«‡‡D Price : 150/-
10 —‡ÎPb‡ •TÚ ¿ÎµbŸLb Price : 100/-

´ÓbŸC ÙbŸb ±–•Tb<~» ""<DG•T»b''PbeÎË‘> ±C±P∂ (PsPCP DbC^>ËP) ÓC* ´ÓDC ±–ADbC* •CT
¶cŸ <Îh»…» iT± ÓC*/PŸJ Bb·b ÓC*/¿<µ•T»Ó ™b^>∂ yÎ} ‘>b‡≥–bÓ •CT iT± ÓC* PÓΩb»C ´Èy <£‡b ´º
<ÆPPC <ÎÀbÒa∂ ¢‡b£b ÌÎb }^> ‡b£ •TŸ•CT ™b^>∂ ÙbŸb ±Ÿa[b ÓC* ¶PC PÓΩb P•CT $ ¿E‡ G•T»bkbC*/≥b ∂‘>C*
±›DC PC •TbCP∂ ±ØŸb D´a ´bC»b, DbC^>ËP kDbDb ±˘»b ´º, PBa ±–ADbC* •CT ¶cŸ D´a <ÓJ»C, <ÓJ»C Ba ´º »bC
¿µØŸC yÎ} ≥J» ¶cŸ <ÓJ»C ´º $ Pa<Jy ""<DG•T»b''PbeÎË‘> ±C±P∂ (PsPCP
DbC^>ËP) ÓC* µŸ-¶µŸ ¶cŸ ˙Ø>›DC, DbC^Ë>P kDb•TŸ PÓ‡ D˜^> •TŸDC •TÚ ÆıŸ» D´a* ´º $
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ka.•TbMÓ. <Ù»a‡ PCÓCh^>Ÿ •CT <J‡C 2025-2029
Sample Papers (Model Papers)
Pº|±J ±C±P∂ (ÓbM‘>J ±C±P∂)
—‡bÎPb<‡•T JC⁄b}•TD Business Accounting
Time : 3 Hrs. Maximum Marks : 70

DbC^> : ±–AD ±_ 70 ¿}•T •Tb ´º »Òb £bC ⁄∑‘>bC* ÓC }<ÎBb<Æ» ´º -

⁄∑‘> (¿) - Îh»N<D˜q> ±–AD : •NTJ 10 ±–AD »Òb 1 ¿}•T •Tb ±–AD = 10 × 1 = 10 ¿}•T
- JflN¶cŸa‡ ±–AD : •NTJ 5 ±–AD »Òb 4 ¿}•T •Tb ±–AD = 5 × 4 = 20 ¿}•T
⁄∑‘> (k) - ÎLb∂œÓ•T ±–AD : •NTJ 4 ±–AD »Òb 10 ¿}•T •Tb ±–AD = 4 × 10 = 40 ¿}•T
DbC^> - ⁄∑‘> (¿) ÓC } •TbC ∂ <ΕTe± D´a* ´º, »Òb PBa ±–AD ´J •TŸDb ´º $
⁄∑‘> (k) ÓC* ±–œ‡C•T •Tb ∂ PC 01 ±–AD ´J •TŸDb ´º $
Note : Question Paper is 70 Marks and Divided in to Two Section :
Section (A) - Objective : Total Question 10 Each 1 marks = 10 × 1 =10 Marks
- Short Answer : Total Question 5 Each 4 marks = 5 × 4 = 20 Marks
Section (B) - Descriptive :Total Question 4 Each 10 marks = 4 × 10 = 40 Marks
Note : No option in Section (A), and all questions are compulsory. Each unit in Section
(B), attempt one question from each unit.

ÓbM‘>J ±C±P∂ (Pº|±J ±C±P∂) - 1

⁄∑‘> (¿) : Section (A)
PBa ±–AD ´J •TŸDb ´º $ all questions are compulsory.
Îh»N<D˜q> ±–AD : 10 × 1 = 10 ¿} • T
(1) D‡C PbΩC£bŸ •TbC <J‡b Æb»b ´º -
(¿) £bC PbΩC£bŸbC* •TÚ P´Ó<» PC (k) PBa PbΩC£bŸbC* •TÚ P´Ó<» PC
(P) y•T PbΩC£bŸ •TÚ ÿn>b PC $
A new partner is admitted :
(a) With the consent of two partners; (b) With the consent of all the partners;
(c) On one partner's wish.
(2) D‡C PbΩC£bŸ ÙbŸb v‡b<» •TÚ Ÿb<~ •Tb BN≥»bD G•T‡b Æb»b ´º -
(¿) BbÎa JbB ÓC* <´hPb ±bDC •CT <Jy (k) ±–ÎC~ ~Ne•T •CT <Jy
(P) ±HØÆa •CT BN≥»bD •CT <Jy (£) P|±<c‡bC* ±Ÿ ¿<µ•TbŸ •CT <Jy $
The amount of goodwill is paid by a new partner :
(a) For getting share in future profits; (b) For paying entry fees;
(c) For paying capital; (d) For naving right on assets
(3) ŸbC•TÚ•TŸL ÓC* ±–bÌ» Ÿb<~ PC PÎ∂±–ÒÓ BN≥»bD ´bC≥b :
(•T) PbΩC£bŸbC* •TbCT (⁄) PbΩC£bŸbC* •CT JCD£bŸbC* (¶cÓLbC∂) •TbC
(≥) V Ó∂ •CT JCD£bŸbC* (¶cÓLbC∂) •TbC (fl) DÓC* PC •TbC ∂ D´a* $
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Amount received from realisation firstly paid to :
(a) Partners (b) Creditors of Partners
(c) Creditors of Firm (d) None of these.
(4) G•TPa PbΩC£bŸ •TÚ —‡„s»≥» P|±<c •Tb ¿b<µs‡ V Ó∂ •CT <Jy ±–‡Ns» ´bC P•T»b ´º :
(•T) Æk V Ó∂ •TÚ P|±<c V Ó∂ •CT £b<‡œÎ PC ¿<µ•T ´bC
T (⁄) Æk V Ó∂ •TÚ P|±<c V Ó∂ •CT £b<‡œÎ PC •TÓ ´bC
(≥) Æk V Ó∂ •TÚ P|±<c V Ó∂ •CT £b<‡œÎ •CT kŸbkŸ ´bC
(fl) Æk ¿E‡ PbΩC£bŸbC* •TÚ ÿn>b ´bC $
The balance of personal assets A/cs of any partner of the firm can used :
(a) When firm's Assets are more than firm's Liabilities
(b) When firm's Assets are less than firm's Liabilities
(c) When firm's Assets are equal to firm's Liabilities
(d) When other partners are interested.
(5) ÎPØJa ⁄b»b ´º -
(•T) —‡„s»≥» ⁄b»b (⁄) Îbh»<ΕT ⁄b»b (≥) DbÓÓb_ ⁄b»b (fl) DÓC* PC •TbC ∂ D´a*
Realisation Account is -
(a) Personal A/c (b) Real A/c (c) Nominal A/c (d) None of these
(6) G•TŸb‡b •–T‡ ±X<» ÓC* ÓbJ •TÚ ÓŸ|Ó» •Tb £b<‡œÎ ´bC»b ´º :
(•T) •–CT»b •TbT (⁄) <Ε–CT»b •Tb
(≥) <DÓb∂»b •Tb (fl) G•TPa •Tb Ba D´a*
In Hire Purchase System the liability of repairs is of :
(a) Purchaser (b) Seller
(c) Manufacturer (d) None of these
(7) G•TŸb‡b •–T‡ ±X<» ÓC} m‡bÆ •TÚ ≥LDb •Tb ¶µbŸ ´bC»b ´º:
(•T) P|±<c •Tb ŸbC•T˘ ÓØe‡ (⁄) P|±<c •Tb G•TŸb‡b •–T‡ ÓØe‡
(≥) P|±<c •Tb kbÆbŸ ÓØe‡ (fl) P|±<c •Tb ¿Î~C· ÓØe‡
The base of calculation of interest in Hire-purchase System is :
(a) Cash value of the asset (b) Hire-Purchase value of the asset
(c) Market value of the asset (d) Residual value of the asset
(8) ±–b„Ì»-BN≥»bD ⁄b»b ´º :
(•T) —‡„s»≥» ⁄b»b (⁄) Îbh»<ΕT ⁄b»b
(≥) DbÓ-Ób_ ⁄b»b (fl) ¶±‡N∂s» ÓC* PC •TbC ∂ D´a*
Receipts and Payments Account is a :
(a) Personal Account (b) Real Account
(c) Nominal Account (d) None of the above
(9) ±–b„Ì»-BN≥»bD ⁄b»b PbŸb}~ ´º :
(•T) ¿b‡-—‡‡ ⁄b»b •TbT (⁄) ŸbC•T˘ ±Nh»•T •Tb
(≥) <™u>C •Tb (fl) kº*•T ⁄b»b •Tb
Receipts and Payments Accounts is a summary of :
(a) Income and Expenditure (b) Cash book
(c) Balance Sheet (d) Bank Account
(10) ≥ºŸ-—‡b±bGŸ•T P}hÒb¿bC} ÙbŸb kDb‡b Æb»b ´º :
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(•T) <DÓb∂La ⁄b»b (⁄) —‡b±bŸ yÎ} JbB-´b<D ⁄b»b
(≥) ¿b‡-—‡‡ ⁄b»b (fl) ¶±‡N∂s» PBa
Non Trading institutions prepare :
(a) Manufacturing Account (b) Profit & Loss Account
(c) Income and Expenditure Account (d) All of above
[Ans. 1. (b) 2. (a) 3. (c) 4. (b) 5. (c) 6. (b)
7. (a) 8. (b) 9. (b) 10. (d) ]
JflN¶cŸa‡ ±–AD : 5 × 4 = 20 ¿} • T
±–.1 : PbΩC£bŸa P}UC⁄ PC s‡b ¿<B±–b‡ ´º ? What is the meaning of Partnership Deed.
‡b ±GŸÎ»∂D~aJ ±Ø}Æa s‡b ´º ? What is a Variable Capital.
±–.2 : ŸbC•Ta•TŸL (ÎPØJa) JC⁄b s‡b ´º ? PÓΩb y $ What is a Realisation Account. Explain.
±–.3 : V Ó∂ •Tb y•TÚ•TŸL s‡b ´º ? What is a Amalgamation.
±–.4 : G•TŸb‡b •–T‡ ±X<» PC ¿b± s‡b PÓΩ»C ´º* ? What do you mena by Hire Purchase A/c.
±–.5 : ±–b<ƒ-BN≥»bD JC⁄b PC s‡b ¿b~‡ ´º ? What is a Receipt & Payment Account.
‡b ¿b‡-—‡‡ ⁄b»b PC s‡b ¿b~‡ ´º ? What is a Income Expenditure Account.
⁄∑‘> (k) : Section (B)
±–œ‡C•T •Tb ∂ PC 01 ±–AD ´J •TŸDb ´º $ Attempt one question from each unit.
4 × 10 = 40 ¿} • T
•Tb ∂-1 / Unit - 1
±–.1 : PbΩC£bŸa P}JC⁄ PC ¿b± s‡b PÓΩ»C ´º* ? PC »º‡bŸ •TŸ»C PÓ‡ •TbºD-•TbºD PÚ kb»bC* •Tb ´bCDb ¿b±
¿bÎA‡•T PÓΩ»C ´º* ? PÓΩb ‡C $ What do you understand by Partnership Deed ?
What points do you consider essentials in its preparation ? Explain.
‡b v‡b<» G•TPC •T´»C ´º* ? ‡´ •ºTPC ¶œ±¤ ´bC»a ´º ? PbΩC£bŸa ÓC* G•TD ±GŸ„hÒ<»‡bC* ÓC* •ºTPC v‡b<» •Tb
ÓØe‡b}•TD ´bC»b ´º ? What is goodwill ? How it is generated ? Under what
circumstances and How goodwill is valued in partnership ?
¶cŸ # •CT <Jy <DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C±P∂ —‡bÎPb<‡•T JC⁄b}•TD Business Accounting £C⁄*C
<DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C ± P∂ “Nikita Solved Papers”
Ques.3 Page 110 Ques.3 Page 121 Ques.7 Page 130
¶cŸ # •CT <Jy <DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C±P∂ —‡bÎPb<‡•T JC⁄b}•TD Business Accounting £C⁄*C
•Tb ∂-2 / Unit - 2
±–.2 : PbΩC£bŸa •CT <Îfl^>D PC s‡b ¿b~‡ ´º ? PbΩC£bŸa •CT PÓb±D ¿bºŸ VTÓ∂ •CT PÓb±D ÓC* ¿}»Ÿ k»b ‡C$
What is meant by dissolution of Partnership ? What accounting record is
made on dissolution of Partnership ?
‡b PbΩC£bŸa V Ó∂ •CT P<|ÓgL (y•TÚ•TŸL) •Tb s‡b ¿b~‡ ´º ? V Ó∂ •CT y•TÚ•TŸL •CT ¶”CA‡bC* •TbC h±˜^>
•TÚ<ƇC $ What is the meaning of amalgamation of partnership firm? Explain the
objects of amalgamation of firm.
¶cŸ # •CT <Jy <DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C±P∂ —‡bÎPb<‡•T JC⁄b}•TD Business Accounting £C⁄*C
‡b ±–CGs^>•TJ ±–AD Practical Question :
<DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C ± P∂ “Nikita Solved Papers”
Ques.1 Page 139 Ques.4 Page 146 Ques.8 Page 155
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•Tb ∂-3 / Unit - 3
±–.3 : G•TŸb‡b •–T‡ ±X<» PC ¿b± s‡b PÓΩ»C ´º* ? P•TÚ <Î~C·»byH PÓΩb y $ G•TŸb‡b •–T‡ ±X<» yÎ}
¶µbŸ <Ε–T‡ ÓC* ¿}»Ÿ •TÚ<Æy $ What is Hire-Purchase System ? Explain their
characteristics. Differentiate Hire purchase sale & Credit sale.
‡b G•TA» BN≥»bD ±X<» •Tb s‡b ¿b~‡ ´º ? G•TŸb‡b •–T‡ ±X<» ¿bºŸ G•TA» BN≥»bD ±X<» ÓC* s‡b ¿E»Ÿ
´º* ? What is the meaning of Instalment payment system. What is the different
between Hire purchase system and Instalment system ?
¶cŸ # •CT <Jy <DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C±P∂ —‡bÎPb<‡•T JC⁄b}•TD Business Accounting £C⁄*C
‡b ±–CGs^>•TJ ±–AD Practical Question :
<DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C ± P∂ “Nikita Solved Papers”
Ques.2 Page 172 Ques.7 Page 153 Ques.11 Page 195
Ques.1 Page 205 Ques.3 Page 210
¶cŸ # •CT <Jy <DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C±P∂ —‡bÎPb<‡•T JC⁄b}•TD Business Accounting £C⁄*C
•Tb ∂-4 / Unit - 4
±–.4 : ±–b<ƒ-BN≥»bD JC⁄b PC s‡b ¿b~‡ ´º ? P•T–b ±–biT± »º‡bŸ •TÚ<Æy $ What is the meaning
of Receipts and Payments Account ? Prepare its Proforma.
‡b ~b⁄b ⁄b»b PC s‡b ¿<B±–b‡ ´º ? ~b⁄by} G•T»DC ±–•TbŸ •TÚ ´bC»a ´º ? ¶DÓC* UC⁄b •TŸDC •CT s‡b <D‡Ó ´º ?
What is meant by Branch Account ? How many types of branches are
there ? What are the rules of Making record in them?
¶cŸ # •CT <Jy <DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C±P∂ —‡bÎPb<‡•T JC⁄b}•TD Business Accounting £C⁄*C
<DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C ± P∂ “Nikita Solved Papers”
Ques.1 Page 220 Ques.5 Page 225 Ques.10 Page 233
¶cŸ # •CT <Jy <DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C±P∂ —‡bÎPb<‡•T JC⁄b}•TD Business Accounting £C⁄*C

ÓbM‘>J ±C±P∂ (Pº|±J ±C±P∂) - 2

⁄∑‘> (¿) : Section (A)
PBa ±–AD ´J •TŸDb ´º $ all questions are compulsory.
Îh»N<D˜q> ±–AD : 10 × 1 = 10 ¿} • T
(1) D‡C PbΩC£bŸ •CT ±–ÎC~ ±Ÿ v‡b<» •TbC ¿±<J<⁄» G•T‡b ÆbDb ™b<´y -
(¿) ±NŸbDC JbB-<ÎBbÆD ¿DN±b» ÓC*, (k) D‡C JbB-<ÎBbÆD ¿DN±b» ÓC*
(P) œ‡b≥ ¿DN±b» ÓC*; (£) ¶±‡N∂s» ÓC }PC •TbC ∂ D´a* $
At the time of admission of a new partner, goodwill should be written off in :
(a) Old profit sharing ratio; (b) New profit sharing ratio
(c) Sacrificing ratio, (d) None of the above.
(2) ±NDÓØ∂e‡b}•TD ±Ÿ ´Èy JbB ¿ÒÎb ´b<D •TbC ¿E»GŸ» G•T‡b Æb»b ´º -
(¿) D‡C PbΩC£bŸ •CT ±HØÆa ⁄b»C ÓC* (k) <DÎ…c PbΩC£bŸ •CT ±HØÆa ⁄b»C ÓC*,
(P) ±NŸbDC PbΩC£bŸbC* •CT ±ØHØÆa ⁄b»C ÓC*, (£) JbB-´b<D ⁄b»b ÓC*
Profit or Loss on revaluation is transferred to :
(a) Incoming partner's capital account; (b) Outgoing partner's capital account;
(c) Old partners capital accopunts. (d) Profit & Loss account.
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(3) V Ó∂ •CT <Îfl^>D ±Ÿ PBa P|±<c‡bC* • b ~C· ŸbC•TÚ•TŸL ‡b ÎPØJa ⁄b»b ÓC* ´h»bE»GŸ» ´bC»b ´º :
(•T) •–T‡ ÓØe‡ ±Ÿ (⁄) ±Nh» ÓØe‡ ±Ÿ
(≥) kbÆbŸ ÓØe‡ ±Ÿ (fl) DÓC* PC ÆbC ¿<µ•T ´bC $
The balances of all assets are transferred to Realisation A/cs in frim's
dissolution:
(a) On Purchase Price (b) On Book Value
(c) On Market Price (d) Which is more out of them.
(4) ≥bD∂Ÿ kDbÓ ÓŸC∂ <ÎÎb£ ÓC* <£Îb<J‡b PbΩC£bŸ •Tb DbÓ Òb :
(•T) <ÎJG•TEP (⁄) ≥bD∂Ÿ (≥) ÓŸC (fl) ÆbM‡P $
The name of insolvent partner in the case of Gerner Vs. Murray was :
(a) Wilkins (b) Gerner (c) Murray (d) Joyas.
(5) ŸbC•TÚ•TŸL ‡b ÎPØJa ⁄b»b •Tb ~C· PbΩC£bŸbC* •CT ±HØÆa ⁄b»C ÓC* ´h»bE»GŸ» •TŸ <£‡b Æb»b ´º :
(•T) kŸbkŸ-kŸbkŸ ÓC* (⁄) ±HØÆa ¿DN±b» ÓC*
(≥) PbΩC£bŸbC* •CT ‹TL •CT ¿DN±b» ÓC* (fl) JbB-´b<D ¿DN±b» ÓC* $
Balance of Realisation A/c is transferred to Partner's Capital Accounts :
(a) In Equally (b) In Capital Ratio
(c) In Partners Loan's Ratio (d) In Profit and Loss Ratio.
(6) G•TŸb‡b •–T‡ ±X<» ÓC }¿}<»Ó G•Th» •CT BN≥»bD •CT ±ØÎ∂ •–CT»b Îh»N •TbC :
(•T) ¶<™» ˙>}≥ PC ¶±‡bC≥ •TŸ P•T»b ´º T (⁄) kC™ P•T»b ´º
(≥) D˝> •TŸ P•T»b ´º (fl) <≥ŸÎa* Ÿ⁄ P•T»b ´º
In Hire Purchase System before the payment of last instalment, the purchaser
can :
(a) Use the Goods in Proper Condition (b) Sell the Goods
(c) Destrogy the Goods (d) Mortgage the Goods
(7) "Îh»N <Ε–T‡ ¿<µ<D‡Ó' Jb≥Ø D´a* ´bC»b ´º :
(•T) D•T£ •–T‡ ±X<» ÓC* (⁄) ¶µbŸ •–T‡ ±X<» ÓC*
(≥) G•TŸb‡b •–T‡ ±X<» ÓC* (fl) G•Th» BN≥»bD ±X<» ÓC*
'The Sale of Goods Act' is not applicable in :
(a) Cash Purchase System (b) Credit Purchase System
(c) Hire Purchase System (d) Instalment Payment System
(8) ±–b„Ì»-BN≥»bD ⁄b»b £~b∂‡b ´º :
(•T) ¿b‡ yÎ} —‡‡ (⁄) D•T£ yÎ} kº*•T ~C·
(≥) P|±<c‡bH yÎ} £b<‡œÎ (fl) D•T£ yÎ} ¶µbŸ ~C·
Receipts and Payments Account shows :
(a) Income and Expenditure (b) Cash and Bank Balance
(c) Assets and Liabilities (d) Cash and Credit Balance
(9) ¿b‡-—‡‡ JC⁄b kDb‡b Æb»b ´º :
(•T) kº*•T ÙbŸbT (⁄) ≥ºŸ —‡b±bGŸ•T P}hÒb ÙbŸb
(≥) —‡b±bGŸ•T P}hÒb ÙbŸb (fl) PbΩC£bŸa V Ó∂ ÙbŸb
Income and Expenditure Accounts is prepared by :
(a) Bank (b) Non trading Institution
(c) Trading Isntitution (d) Partnership Firm
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(10) ¿b‡-—‡‡ ⁄b»b £~b∂»b ´º :
(•T) —‡„s»≥» ⁄b»bT (⁄) Îbh»<ΕT ⁄b»b
(≥) DbÓÓb_ ⁄b»b (fl) ¶±‡N∂s» ÓC* PC • bC ∂ D´a*
Income and Expenditure Account is a :
(a) Personal Account (b) Real Account
(c) Nominal Account (d) None of the above
[Ans. 1. (c) 2. (c) 3. (b) 4. (a) 5. (d) 6. (a)
7. (c) 8. (b) 9. (b) 10. (d) ]
JflN¶cŸa‡ ±–AD : 5 × 4 = 20 ¿} • T
±–.1 : PbΩC£bŸa P}JC⁄ PC ¿b± s‡b PÓΩ»C ´º* ?
‡b hÒb‡a ±Ø}Æa s‡b ´º ?
±–.2 : V Ó∂ •CT y•TÚ•TŸL •CT ¶”CA‡bC* •TbC h±˜^> •TÚ<ƇC $
±–.3 : y•TÚ•TŸL •CT JbBbC* •Tb ÎL∂D •TÚ<ƇC $
±–.4 : G•TA» BN≥»bD ±X<» •Tb s‡b ¿b~‡ ´º ?
±–.5 : ~b⁄b ⁄b»b PC s‡b ¿<B±–b‡ ´º ?
‡b <ÎBb≥a‡ ⁄b»b PC s‡b ¿<B±–b‡ ´º ?
¶cŸ # •CT <Jy <DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C±P∂ —‡bÎPb<‡•T JC⁄b}•TD Business Accounting £C⁄*C
⁄∑‘> (k) : Section (B)
±–œ‡C•T •Tb ∂ PC 01 ±–AD ´J •TŸDb ´º $ Attempt one question from each unit.
4 × 10 = 40 ¿} • T
•Tb ∂-1 / Unit - 1
±–.1 : ±NDÓØ∂e‡b}•TD ⁄b»C PC ¿b± s‡b PÓΩ»C ´º* ? ‡´ ⁄b»b •Tk ¿bºŸ s‡bC* ⁄bCJb Æb»b ´º ? P ⁄b»C •TÚ
•Tb‡∂ ±–LbJa PÓΩb y $ What is Revaluation Account ? When and why this
account is opened ? Explain the working of this account.
‡b VTÓ∂ •TÚ ±Nh»•TbC* ÓC* PbΩC£bŸbC* •CT ÆaÎD ±Ÿ "P}‡NIT ÆaÎD kaÓb' P}k}µa JC⁄C G•TP ±–•TbŸ G•T‡C Æb»C
´º* ? PÓΩb ‡C $ How the arrangement regarding ‘Joint Life Policy’ on the lives of
partners is recorded in the accounts of a firm? Explain.
¶cŸ # •CT <Jy <DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C±P∂ —‡bÎPb<‡•T JC⁄b}•TD Business Accounting £C⁄*C
<DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C ± P∂ “Nikita Solved Papers”
Ques.8 Page 117 Ques.9 Page 133 Ques.10 Page 135
¶cŸ # •CT <Jy <DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C±P∂ —‡bÎPb<‡•T JC⁄b}•TD Business Accounting £C⁄*C
•Tb ∂-2 / Unit - 2
±–.1 : y•TÚ•TŸL •Tb s‡b ¿b~‡ ´º ? P•CT ¶”CA‡bC*, JbBbC* yÎ} ´b<D‡bC* •Tb ÎL∂D •TÚ<ƇC $
What is amalagamation? Describe its objects, advantages and disadvantages.
‡b y•T VTÓ∂ •CT <ÎÀ^>D PC ¿b±•Tb s‡b ¿<B±–b‡ ´º ? PBa PbΩC£bŸCb* •CT <£Îb<J‡b ´bCDC ±Ÿ VTÓ∂ •TÚ
±Nh»•TbC* ÓC* G•T‡C ÆbDC ÎbJC <D‡ÓbC* •Tb ÎL∂D •TÚ<Æy $ What do you mean by dissolution of
a firm ? Describe the rules of making accounting records in the books of the
firm on the insolvency of all the partners.
¶cŸ # •CT <Jy <DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C±P∂ —‡bÎPb<‡•T JC⁄b}•TD Business Accounting £C⁄*C
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‡b ±–CGs^>•TJ ±–AD Practical Question :
<DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C ± P∂ “Nikita Solved Papers”
Ques.2 Page 141 Ques.7 Page 153 Ques.13 Page 163
•Tb ∂-3 / Unit - 3
±–.3 : G•TŸb‡b •–T‡ ±X<» PC P}±<c •Tb <Ε–T‡ •TŸ»C PÓ‡ •–CT»b »Òb <Ε–CT»b £bCDbC* ±[bC* •TÚ ±Nh»•TbC* ÓC* •TÚ
ÆbDC ÎbJa ±}Æa ±–<Î<˝>‡bH £a<Æy $ Mention the entries necessary in the books of the
buyer as well as the seller when Goods are sold on the Hire-Purchase System.
‡b G•TA» BN≥»bD ±X<» •TC PÓ‡ •–CT»b »Òb <Ε–CT»b •TÚ ±Nh»•TbC* ÓC* •TÚ ÆbDC ÎbJa ±}Æa ±–<Î<˝>‡bH
£a<Æy $ Mention the entries necessary i n the books of the buyer as well as
the seller under Instalment-Purchase System.
¶cŸ # •CT <Jy <DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C±P∂ —‡bÎPb<‡•T JC⁄b}•TD Business Accounting £C⁄*C
‡b ±–CGs^>•TJ ±–AD Practical Question :
<DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C ± P∂ “Nikita Solved Papers”
Ques.1 Page 172 Ques.3 Page 177 Ques.8 Page 188
Ques.14 Page 202
•Tb ∂-4 / Unit - 4
±–.4 : ¿b‡-—‡‡ ⁄b»b PC s‡b ¿b~‡ ´º ? P•T–b ±–biT± »º‡bŸ •TÚ<Æy $ What is the meaning of
Income and Expenditure Account ? Prepare its Proforma.
‡b <ÎBb≥a‡ ⁄b»b PC s‡b ¿<B±–b‡ ´º ? <ÎBb≥ G•T»DC ±–•TbŸ •TÚ ´bC»a ´º ? <ÎBb≥a‡ JC⁄b}•TD UC⁄b •TŸDC •CT s‡b
<D‡Ó ´º ? What is meant by Departmental Account ? How many types of
Departments are there ? What are the rules of Making record in Departmental
accounts ?
<DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C ± P∂ “Nikita Solved Papers”
Ques.3 Page 223 Ques.6 Page 227 Ques.8 Page 230
¶cŸ # •CT <Jy <DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C±P∂ —‡bÎPb<‡•T JC⁄b}•TD Business Accounting £C⁄*C

¶±‡∂Ns» PBa ±–AD

<DG•T»b PbMeÎË‘> ±C±P∂
NIKITA SOLVED PAPERS
—‡bÎPb<‡•T JC⁄b}•TD
Business Accounting
PC <J‡C ≥‡C ´º* $ ¿»# ±CÆ D|kŸ Pa •CT £C⁄C* $

¶±‡N∂s» PBa Pº|±J ±C±P∂ •CT ±–ADbC* •CT ¶cŸ

<DG•T»b PbMeÎË‘> ±C±P∂
ÓC* <ÓJ Æby≥b ¿»: ¿J≥ PC ‡´bH ±Ÿ ±ND: ¶cŸ D´a* <£‡b Æb Ÿ´b ´º $
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ka.•TbMÓ. <Ù»a‡ PCÓCh^>Ÿ •CT <J‡C 2025-2029
Sample Papers (Model Papers)
Pº|±J ±C±P∂ (ÓbM‘>J ±C±P∂)
—‡bÎPb<‡•T ≥<L» Business Mathematics
Time : 3 Hrs. Maximum Marks : 70

DbC ^ > : ±–AD ±_ 70 ¿}•T •Tb ´º »Òb £bC ⁄∑‘>bC* ÓC }<ÎBb<Æ» ´º -

⁄∑‘> (¿) - Îh»N<D˜q> ±–AD : •NTJ 10 ±–AD »Òb 1 ¿}•T •Tb ±–AD = 10 × 1 = 10 ¿}•T
- JflN¶cŸa‡ ±–AD : •NTJ 5 ±–AD »Òb 4 ¿}•T •Tb ±–AD = 5 × 4 = 20 ¿}•T
⁄∑‘> (k) - ÎLb∂œÓ•T ±–AD : •NTJ 4 ±–AD »Òb 10 ¿}•T •Tb ±–AD = 4 × 10 = 40 ¿}•T
DbC^> - ⁄∑‘> (¿) ÓC } •TbC ∂ <ΕTe± D´a* ´º, »Òb PBa ±–AD ´J •TŸDb ´º $
⁄∑‘> (k) ÓC* ±–œ‡C•T •Tb ∂ PC 01 ±–AD ´J •TŸDb ´º $
Note : Question Paper is 70 Marks and Divided in to Two Section :
Section (A) - Objective : Total Question 10 Each 1 marks = 10 × 1 =10 Marks
- Short Answer : Total Question 5 Each 4 marks = 5 × 4 = 20 Marks
Section (B) - Descriptive :Total Question 4 Each 10 marks = 4 × 10 = 40 Marks
Note : No option in Section (A), and all questions are compulsory. Each unit in Section
(B), attempt one question from each unit.

ÓbM‘>J ±C±P∂ (Pº|±J ±C±P∂) - 1

⁄∑‘> (¿) : Section (A)
PBa ±–AD ´J •TŸDb ´º $ all questions are compulsory.
Îh»N<D˜q> ±–AD : 10 × 1 = 10 ¿} • T
1. When was the book Vedic Mathematics Published?
(a) 1960 (b) 1965 (c) 1970 (d) 1865
2. ‡<£ x – 6 = 8 ´bC »C, x •Tb ÓbD ´bC≥b #
If x – 6 = 8, then the value of x will be :
(a) 2 (b) 8 (c) 14 (d) 1
3. ‡<£ x - 3 = 4 »bC x kŸbkŸ ´º -
If x - 3 = 4 then x is equal to :
3 4
(a) 7 (b) (c) (d) 1
4 3
4. Æk ™•–TÎ…<X m‡bÆ •Tb ¿b≥LD ¿X∂-Îb<·∂•T ´bC»b ´º »bC PÓ‡ ¿Î<µ _____ ´bC Æb»a ´º $
(a) £È≥Db (b) ¿bµb (c) y•T ™bCÒb ∂ (d) DÓC* PC •TbC ∂ D´a*
When compound interest is calculated half yearly, then the period becomes
_____ .
(a) Double (b) half (c) one fourth (d) None of these
5. JflN≥L•T 0.003529 ÓC* ±ØLbY~ ´º -
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Characteristics in log 0.003529 is :
(a) 3 (b) 2 (c) 2 (d) 3
6. •T[b 6 »Òb 7 •TÚ n>b_ P}v‡b 5 : 6 ´º $‡<£ •T[b 6 ÓC* 400 n>b_ ´º* »bC •T[b 7 ÓC* n>b_bC* •TÚ P}v‡b
´bC≥a # The rates between the number of students of class 6 and 7 is 5 : 6. If
400 students are in class 6 that students in class 7 will be :
(a) 1000 (b) 480 (c) 300 (d) 360
7. 1 Óa^>Ÿ ¿bºŸ 1 G•TJbCÓa^>Ÿ ÓC* ¿DN±b» ´º #
The ratio between 1 metre and 1 kilometre is :
(a) 1 : 0.001 (b) 1 : 0.0001 (c) 1 : 100 (d) 1 : 1000
8. 7, 9, 10, 14 »Òb 15 •Tb ¿bºP» ´º #
The average of 7, 9, 10, 14 and 15 is :
(a) 9 (b) 8 (c) 11 (d) None of these
9. •TÚÓ» •Tb 3/5 •Tb ¿Ò∂ ´º # (3/5 of price means) :
(a) 20% (b) 40 % (c) 60% (d) 80%
10. 2,200 ı. ÓØe‡ •TÚ Îh»N 2,000 ı. ÓC* kC™DC ±Ÿ k^>Ë^>C •TÚ £Ÿ ´bC≥a #
By selling an item of Rs.2,200 in Rs.2,000 the rate of discount is :
1
(a) 10% (b) 11% (c) 9 11 % (d) 11 91 %
11. <Ε–T‡ ÓØe‡ kŸbkŸ ´º $
(a) •–T‡ ÓØe‡ + ´b<D(b) •–T‡ ÓØe‡ + ´b<D% (c) •–T‡ ÓØe‡ + JbB% (d) •–T‡ ÓØe‡ + JbB
Selling price is equal to :
(a) Purchase price + Loss (b) Purchase price + Loss%
(c) Purchase price + Profit% (d) Purchase price + Profit
[Ans. 1. (b) 2. (c) 3. (a) 4. (a) 5. (d) 6. (b)
7. (d) 8. (c) 9. (c) 10. (c) 11. (d) ]

JflN¶cŸa‡ ±–AD : 5 × 4 = 20 ¿} • T
±–.1 : κ<£•T ≥<L» •TÚ ⁄bCÆ G•TPDC •TÚ ? Who describe the vedic maths ?
‡b ‡N≥±» PÓa•TŸL s‡b ´º* ? What is Simultaneous Equations ?
±–.2 : PbµbŸL m‡bÆ s‡b ´º ? What is Simple Interest ?
‡b JflN≥L•T PC ¿b± s‡b PÓΩ»C ´º ? What do you mean by Logarithms ?
±–.3 : ±–<»~»»b s‡b ´º ? What is Percentage ?
‡b <λ»bDN±b» s‡b ´º ? What is Indirect Proportion ?
±–.4 : ±–<»JbCÓbDN±b» •TbC PÓΩb ‡C $ What is Inverse Proportion ?
±–.5 : ±GŸ~bCµ •TÓa~D s‡b ´º ? What is Del-credre commission ?
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⁄∑‘> (k) : Section (B)

±–œ‡C•T •Tb ∂ PC 01 ±–AD ´J •TŸDb ´º $ Attempt one question from each unit.
4 × 10 = 40 ¿} • T
•Tb ∂-1 / Unit - 1
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±–.1 : κ<£•T ≥<L» •CT Ób«‡Ó PC BbŸ»a‡ ßbD ±Ÿ}±Ÿb ÓC* κ<£•T ≥<L» •Tb P}<[Ì» <»´bP £a<Æy $
What is the history of vedic mathematics in Indian knowledge tradition? Define
the features of Vedic Maths and its application.
‡b ‡N≥±» PÓa•TŸL s‡b ´º*? ‡N≥±» PÓa•TŸL ´J •TŸDC •Ta <Î<BED <Î<µ‡bC* •TbC PÓΩb ‡C $
What are simultaneous equations? Explain the different methods of solving
simultaneous equations.
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•Tb ∂-2 / Unit - 2
±–.2 : PbµbŸL m‡bÆ, PÓ‡, £Ÿ Î ÓØebµD ßb» •TŸDC •CT PØ_ <J<⁄y $
Write the formula for Simple interest, time, rate & principle.
‡b m‡bÆ •TÚ DbÓÓb_ ¿bºŸ Îbh»<ΕT £Ÿ •TbC PÓΩb•TŸ <J<⁄y $
Explain the nominal and effective rate of interest.
‡b ±–CGs^>•TJ ±–AD Practical Question :
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Ques.4 Page 134 Ques.10 Page 137 Ques.21 Page 141
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•Tb ∂-3 / Unit - 3
±–.3 : ¿DN±b» •TbC ±GŸBb<·» •TÚGÆy ¿bºŸ P•TÚ <Î~C·»byH £bC ¶£b´ŸL P<´» £a<Æy $
Define Ratio ? Explain its characteristics with two examples.
‡b ¿bºP» PC ¿b± s‡b PÓΩ»C ´º* ? ¿bºP» ßb» •TŸDC •TÚ <Î<µ •TbC ¶£b´ŸL P<´» PÓΩb ‡C $
What do you understand by average. Explain the method of finding average
with example.
‡b ±–CGs^>•TJ ±–AD Practical Question :
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Ques.9 Page 178 Ques.3 Page 190 Ques.13 Page 195
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•Tb ∂-4 / Unit - 4
±–.4 : •TÓa~D •TÚ ¿ÎµbŸLb •TÚ —‡bv‡b •TÚ<Æy, ¿bºŸ •NTn> ¶£b´ŸL £a<Æy $
Explain the concept of commission and give some examples.
‡b •–T‡-ÓØe‡ »Òb Jb≥» ÓØe‡ •TÚ ¿ÎµbŸLb •TbC JbB •CT PE£B∂ ÓC* ¶£b´ŸL PG´» PÓΩb y$
Explain the concept of purchase price and cost price with reference to the
profit giving examples.
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ÓbM‘>J ±C±P∂ (Pº|±J ±C±P∂) - 2
⁄∑‘> (¿) : Section (A)
PBa ±–AD ´J •TŸDb ´º $ all questions are compulsory.
Îh»N<D˜q> ±–AD : 10 × 1 = 10 ¿} • T
1. Vedic Mathematics is called :
(a) Manas Mathematics (b) Arithmetic
(c) Algebra (d) None of above
2. ‡<£ 2x – 10 = 0 ´bC »bC, x •Tb ÓbD ´º #
If 2x – 10 = 0, then the value of x is :
(a) 5 (b) –5 (c) 20 (d) 8
3. ‡<£ 2x + 20 = 0 ´bC »bC x •Tb ÓbD ´bC≥b -
If 2x + 20 = 0 then the value of ‘x’ will be :
(a) - 20 (b) 20 (c) - 10 (d) 10
4. ±´JC η∂ •Tb PbµbŸL m‡bÆ »Òb ™•–TÎ…<X m‡bÆ _____ ´bC»C ´º* $
The simple interest and compound interest of first year are _____ .
(a) equal (b) unequal
5. log 208.53 •Tb ±ØLbY~ ´º - Characteristics in log 208.53 is :
(a) 3 (b) 2 (c) 1 (d) 4
6. ≥bC±bJ »Òb DbŸb‡L ÓC* •NTn> µD 3 : 4 ÓC* kbH^>b ≥‡b $ ‡<£ ≥bC±bJ •TbC 180 ı. <ÓJ»C ´º* •TbC •NTJ µD
´bC≥b : Some money is divided between Gopal and Narayan in the ration 3 : 4.
If Gopal gets Rs.180 then the sum is :
(a) 540 (b) 720 (c) 126 (d) 420
7. •TbºD-Pb ¿DN±b» n>bC^>b ´º ? Which one of the ratios is smaller ?
(a) 3 : 4 (b) 5 : 6 (c) 7 : 8 (d) 17 : 15
4
8. 33 31 %, ¿bºŸ 0.35 ÓC* •TbºD k˘b ´º ?
15
4
Which is greates in 33 31 %, and 0.35 ?
15
(a) 33 31 % (b) 10% (c) 0.35 (d) 20%
9. k^>Ë^>C •TÚ »aD •…T<Ó•T £Ÿ 20%, 10% »Òb 5% •CT ¿bµbŸ ±Ÿ »Ne‡ k^>Ë^>b £Ÿ ´bC≥a #
The equivalent discount rate on the basis of three successive discounts 20%,
10% and 5% is :
(a) 20% (b) 25% (c) 35% (d) 31.6%
10. 240 ı. Jb≥» •TÚ fl˘a, 270 ı. ÓC* kC™ £a $ JbB ±–<»~» ßb» •TÚ<Æy $
A watch costing Rs.240, sold for Rs.270. Find the profit percent.
(a) 15% (b) 10 % (c) 12 21 % (d) 15 21 %
[Ans. 1. (a) 2. (a) 3. (c) 4. (a) 5. (a) 6. (d)
7. (a) 8. (c) 9. (d) 10. (c) ]

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±–.1 : PØ_ <D<⁄JÓË •TbC PÓΩb y $
‡b Î≥∂ ¿bºŸ Î≥∂ÓØJ s‡b ´º ? PÓΩb y $
±–.2 : ™•–TÎ…<X m‡bÆ s‡b ´º ?
‡b ±–<»JflN≥L•T s‡b ´º ?
±–.3 : ¿DN±b» •TbC ±GŸBb<·» •TÚGÆy $
‡b PÓbDN±b» s‡b ´º ?
±–.4 : ¿bºP» G•TPC •T´»C ´º* ?
±–.5 : •–TÓb≥» k^>Ë^>b s‡b ´º ?
⁄∑‘> (k) : Section (B)
±–œ‡C•T •Tb ∂ PC 01 ±–AD ´J •TŸDb ´º $ Attempt one question from each unit.
4 × 10 = 40 ¿} • T
•Tb ∂-1 / Unit - 1
±–.1 : ‡N≥±» PÓa•TŸL PC ¿b± s‡b PÓΩ»C ´º*? ¶E´C* ´J •TŸDC •TÚ <Î<µ‡bC* •CT DbÓ k»b y$ ¶DÓC* PC G•TPa
y•T •Tb ¶£b´ŸL P<´» ÎL∂D •TÚ<Æy $ What do you understand by simultaneous
equation? Name of the methods of solving them. Explain any one with
example.
‡b κ<£•T ≥<L» ÙbŸb P}v‡b¿bC* •Tb ‡bC≥ ≥NLb, Bb≥, Î≥∂ ¿bºŸ Î≥∂ÓØJ (œÎGŸ» ≥LDb •TÚ <Î<µ‡bH ¿bºŸ
¿®‡bP) PÓΩb y $ Explain ADDITION, MULTIPLICATION, DIVISION,SQUARE
AND SQUARE ROOTS OF NUMBERS THROUGH VEDIC MATHEMATICS
(Methods and practice of Quick Calculation).
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Ques.7 Page 88 Ques.14 Page 93 Ques.17 Page 94
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•Tb ∂-2 / Unit - 2
±–.2 : ™•–TÎ…<X m‡bÆ yÎ} PbµbŸL m‡bÆ •CT Ó«‡ ¿}»Ÿ •TÚ —‡bv‡b •TÚ<Æy $
Describe the difference between compound interest and simple interest.
‡b »…»a‡ £~b}~ yÎ} £~b}~ <D‡Ó •TbC PÓΩb ‡C $
Explain the Third tenth & Tenth rule.
‡b ±–CGs^>•TJ ±–AD Practical Question :
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•Tb ∂-3 / Unit - 3
±–.3 : PÓbDN±b» •TbC ±GŸBb<·» •TÚGÆy ¿bºŸ P•TÚ <Î~C·»byH £bC ¶£b´ŸL P<´» £a<Æy $
Define Proportion ? Explain its characteristics with two examples.
‡b ¶£b´ŸL P<´» ±–<»~»»b P|k„Eµ» <D‡ÓbC* •TbC PÓΩb ‡C $
Explain with examples rules of Percentage.
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‡b ±–CGs^>•TJ ±–AD Practical Question :
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Ques.11 Page 179 Ques.9 Page 192 Ques.18 Page 198
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•Tb ∂-4 / Unit - 4
±–.4 : ¿b± JbB-´b<D PC s‡b PÓΩ»C ´º* ? <Ε–T‡ ÓØe‡ yÎ} Jb≥» ÓØe‡ ±Ÿ JbB ¿bºŸ ´bGD •Tb ±–<»~»
ßb» •TŸDC •CT <Î<BED PØ_ k»b y $
What do you understand by profit and loss? Show various formulae of working
out percentage of profit and loss on selling and cost price.
‡b DÎb±Îœ‡∂ »b<J•Tb PC ¿b± s‡b PÓΩ»C ´º* ? y•T •Tbe±<D•T ¶£b´ŸL •TÚ P´b‡»b PC DÎb±Îœ‡∂
»b<J•Tb kDb y $ What do you understnad by nine-values table? Prepare a nine-
values table with an imaginary data.
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ÓC* <ÓJ Æby≥b ¿»: ¿J≥ PC ‡´bH ±Ÿ ±ND: ¶cŸ D´a* <£‡b Æb Ÿ´b ´º $
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ka.•TbMÓ. <Ù»a‡ PCÓCh^>Ÿ •CT <J‡C 2025-2029
Sample Papers (Model Papers)
ÓbM‘>J ±C±P∂ (Pº|±J ±C±P∂)
—‡bÎPb<‡•T Îb»bΟL Business Environment
Time : 3 Hrs. Maximum Marks : 70

DbC ^ > : ±–AD ±_ 70 ¿}•T •Tb ´º »Òb £bC ⁄∑‘>bC* ÓC }<ÎBb<Æ» ´º -

⁄∑‘> (¿) - Îh»N<D˜q> ±–AD : •N TJ 10 ±–AD »Òb 1 ¿}•T •Tb ±–AD = 10 × 1 = 10 ¿} • T
- JflN¶cŸa‡ ±–AD : •NTJ 5 ±–AD »Òb 4 ¿}•T •Tb ±–AD = 5 ×4 = 20 ¿} • T
⁄∑‘> (k) - ÎLb∂œÓ•T ±–AD : •N T J 4 ±–AD »Òb 10 ¿}•T •Tb ±–AD = 4 × 10 = 40 ¿} • T
DbC ^ > - ⁄∑‘> (¿) ÓC } •TbC ∂ <ΕTe± D´a* ´º, »Òb PBa ±–AD ´J •TŸDb ´º $
⁄∑‘> (k) ÓC* ±–œ‡C•T •Tb ∂ PC 01 ±–AD ´J •TŸDb ´º $
Note : Question Paper is 70 Marks and Divided in to Two Section :
Section (A) - Objective : Total Question 10 Each 1 marks = 10 × 1 = 10 Marks
- Short Answer : Total Question 5 Each 4 marks = 5 × 4 = 20 Marks
Section (B) - Descriptive :Total Question 4 Each 10 marks = 4 × 10 =40 Marks
Note : No option in Section (A), and all questions are compulsory. Each unit in
Section (B), attempt one question from each unit.

ÓbM‘>J ±C±P∂ (Pº|±J ±C±P∂) - 1

⁄∑‘> (¿) : Section (A)
PBa ±–AD ´J •TŸDb ´º $ all questions are compulsory.
Îh»N<D˜q> ±–AD : 10 × 1 = 10 ¿} • T
1. —‡bÎPb<‡•T ±‡b∂ΟL •CT ¿b<Ò∂•T fl^>•T ´º* -
(¿) k™» yÎ} <DÎC~ •TÚ „hÒ<» (k) ¿b<Ò∂•T Da<»‡bH
(P) ÓbH≥ yÎ} ±Ø<»∂ •TÚ „hÒ<» (£) ¶±‡N∂s» PBa $
Economic factors of business environment are :
(a) Position of saving and investment. (b) Econonmic policies.
(c) Position of demand and supply. (d) All of above.
2. —‡bÎPb<‡•T ±‡b∂ΟL ÓC* ¿«‡‡D G•T‡b Æb»b ´º -
(¿) PbÓb<Æ•T ±‡b∂ΟL •Tb (k) Pb}h•…T<»•T ±‡b∂ΟL •Tb
(P) ¿b<Ò∂•T ±‡b∂ΟL •Tb (£) κµb<D•T ±‡b∂ΟL •Tb $
In business environment, we study:
(a) Social environment. (b) Cultural environment.
(c) Economic environment. (d) Legal environment.
3. ≥ºŸ-¿b<Ò∂•T ±‡b∂ΟLa‡ fl^>•T ´º-
(¿) •TÚÓ» h»Ÿ (k) ±ØHÆa ¶œ±b£ ¿DN±b»
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(P) κµb<D•T ±‡b∂ΟL (£) ¿b‡ h»Ÿ $
Non-economic factors are :
(a) Price level. (b) Cultural environment.
(c) Legal environment. (d) Level of income.
4. ¿b<Ò∂•T ±‡b∂ΟL ±–Bb<λ ´bC»b ´º-
(¿) •TbDØD yÎ} —‡ÎhÒb PC (k) flŸCJØ ¿b<Ò∂•T <hÒ<» PC
(P) <ÎAÎ •TÚ ¿b<Ò∂•T „hÒ<» PC (£) ¶±‡N∂s» PBa PC $
Economic environment is influenced by :
(a) Law and order. (b) Domestic economic situation.
(c) Global economic position. (d) All of above.
5. hV a<» •Tb P´a ¿Ò∂ ´º* -
(¿) ÓNæb •TÚ ±Ø<»∂ ÓC* Î…<X ´bCDC PC •TÚÓ»bC* ÓC* Î…<X
(k) ÓbH≥ ÓC* Î…<X ´bCDC PC •TÚÓ»bC* ÓC* Î…<X
(P) Óbº<£–•T ¿b‡ yÎ} ¶œ±b£D •CT ka™ ¿PE»NJD •TÚ <hÒ<»
(£) •TÚÓ»bC* ÓC* PN„hÒŸ yÎ} ¿<ΟJ iT± PC ´bCDC ÎbJa Î…<X $
Real meaning of inflation is :
(a) Price rise due to increased supply of money.
(b) Increase in price due to increased demand.
(c) Disequilibrium between money income and production.
(d) Constant and persistant rise in price.
6. ""hV a<» P£ºÎ y•T Óbº<æ•T fl^>Db ´º $'' ‡´ <ΙbŸ G•TP•Tb ´º* ?
(¿) Ÿ<Î}≥ GV ~Ÿ (k) ÆC. yÓ. •CTEP
(P) <Óe^>D V– a‘>ÓºD (£) kCE^>´CEPD $
''Inflation is always a monetary phenomenon.'' who said it ?
(a) Irving Fisher (b) J.M. Keynes
(c) Milton Freedom (d) Benthenson.
7. •TbJC µD •Tb ¿Ò∂ ´º -
(¿) ≥ºŸ-•TbDØDa ˙>}≥ PC ¿<Æ∂» ¿b‡ PC (k) ¿<µ•T µD PC
(P) •TÓ µD PC (£) ¶±‡N∂s» ÓC* PC •TbC ∂ D´a $
Black money means :
(a) income earned by illegal activites (b) more money
(c) less money (d) all of above
8. ¿bºÀbC<≥•T ı¬L»b •CT kb´b– •TbŸL ´º* :
(¿) ¿E»Ÿb∂˝¨>a‡ kbÆbŸbC* ÓC* ±GŸÎ»∂D (k) PŸ•TbŸ •TÚ ≥J» Da<»‡bH
(P)  Æb∂ P}•T^> (£) ¶±‡N∂s» PBa $
The cause of industrial sickness is :
(a) mismanagement of resources (b) increased foreign competition
(c) underutilisation of resources (d) all of above.
9. <D|D<J<⁄» ÓC* PC •TbºD-Pa P<Ó<» ¿bºÀbC<≥•T ı¬L»b PC P|k„Eµ» ´º :
Which committee is related to industrial sickness is :
(¿) •T±ØŸ P<Ó<» (k) ≥bChÎbÓa P<Ó<»
(P) kbJ•…T˜L Ÿb‘>a P<Ó<» (£) ¶±‡N∂s» PBa $
10. •TbºD-Pb •TÒD P´a D´a* ´º ?
(¿) hV a<» PC ¿b‡ •CT <λŸL ÓC* ¿PÓbD»byH k˙>»a ´º
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(k) hV a<» •Tb ŸbCÆ≥bŸ h»Ÿ ±Ÿ ¿DN•ØTJ ±–BbÎ ±˘ P•T»b ´º
(P) hV a<» •TbC ¿•CTJC Óbº<æ•T ¶±b‡bC* PC <D‡„E_» G•T‡b Æb P•T»b ´º
(£) ¿ÎhV a<», hV a<» •TÚ »NJDb ÓC* ¿<µ•T ´b<D•TbŸ•T ´º* $
Among following which statement is not ture :
(a) Inflation increas in equality in distribution of income.
(b) Inflation increase level of employment.
(c) Inflation may be controlled by the monetary measures alone
(d) Deflation is worse than inflation.
[Ans. 1. (d) 2. (c) 3. (c) 4. (d) 5. (d) 6. (c)
7. (a) 8. (d) 9. (d) 10. (c) ]
JflN¶cŸa‡ ±–AD : 5 × 4 = 20 ¿} • T
±–.1 : —‡ÎPb‡ •Tb s‡b ¿Ò∂ ´º* ? What is Business ?
‡b ÓNæbhVTÚ<» (±–PbŸ) s‡b ´º ? What is Inflation ?
±–.2 : ±–œ‡[ <ΣC~a <Î<D‡bC≥ (FDI) s‡b ´º ? What is FDI ?
‡b ÓC•T D }G‘>‡b s‡b ´º ? What is Make-in-India ?
±–.3 : ¿b‡b» P}Ÿ™Db s‡b ´º ? What is Import Structure ?
‡b ŸbÆ•TbC·a‡ Da<» s‡b ´º ? What is Fiscal Policy ?
±–.4 : ¶£bŸa•TŸL s‡b ´º ? What is Libralization ?
‡b ¿ÎÓØe‡D s‡b ´º ? What is Develuation ?
±–.5 : ¿}•T^>b‘> s‡b ´º ? What is UNCTAD ?
± – . <ÎAÎ kº*•T s‡b ´º ? What is World Bank ?
⁄∑‘> (k) : Section (B)
±–œ‡C•T •Tb ∂ PC 01 ±–AD ´J •TŸDb ´º $ Attempt one question from each unit.
4 × 10 = 40 ¿} • T
•Tb ∂-1 / Unit - 1
±–.1 : —‡bÎPb<‡•T ±‡b∂ΟL PC ¿b± s‡b PÓΩ»C ´º* ? —‡ÎPb‡ ±‡b∂ΟL •CT ¿«‡‡D •Tb s‡b ¶”CA‡ ´º* ?
—‡bÎPb<‡•T ±‡b∂ΟL •Tb ¿«‡‡D s‡bC* ¿bÎA‡•T ´º* ?
What do you understand by Business Environment ? What is the
objects of business environment study. Why it is necessary.
¶cŸ # •CT <Jy <DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C±P∂ —‡bÎPb<‡•T Îb»bΟL Business Environment
±CÆ D}. 13/11 £C⁄C* $
‡b ±‡b∂ΟL <ÎAJC·L s‡b ´º ? ±‡b∂ΟL <ÎAJC·L •Tb Ó´œÎ •Tb ÎL∂D •TÚ<Æy $
What do you meant by environmental analysis ? Explain the
Importance of environmental analysis.
¶cŸ # •CT <Jy <DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C±P∂ —‡bÎPb<‡•T Îb»bΟL Business Environment
±C Æ D} . 24/24 £C⁄C* $
•Tb ∂-2 / Unit - 2
±–.2 : ÓNæbhVTÚ<» (±–PbŸ) •CT ±–ÓN⁄ •TbŸLbC* ¿bºŸ ±GŸLbÓbC* •TbC PÓΩb y $ ÓNæbhVTÚ<» •TbC ŸbC•TDC •CT ±–BbÎa
¶±b‡bC* •TbC <J<⁄y $
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Discuss the major causes of inflation. What measures could be
adopted to control inflation ?
¶cŸ # •CT <Jy <DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C±P∂ —‡bÎPb<‡•T Îb»bΟL Business Environment
±C Æ D} . 47/41 £C⁄C* $
‡b PÓbDbE»Ÿ ¿Ò∂—‡ÎhÒb •Tb ¿b~‡ h±˜^> •TÚ<Æy $ PbÓbE‡ ¿Ò∂—‡ÎhÒb ±Ÿ P•Tb s‡b ±–BbÎ
±˘»b ´º ?
Clarify the meaning of Parallel Economy. What are the impacts of it on
General Economy ?
¶cŸ # •CT <Jy <DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C±P∂ —‡bÎPb<‡•T Îb»bΟL Business Environment
±C Æ D} . 54/52 £C⁄C* $
•Tb ∂-3 / Unit - 3
±–.3 : BbŸ» •CT <ΣC~a —‡b±bŸ •TÚ P}Ÿ™Db, ¿b‡b» P}Ÿ™Db, <D‡b∂» P}Ÿ™Db •TÚ <ÎÎC™Db •TÚ<Æy$
Discuss the Foreign Trade Policy structure, Import, Export structure
of India.
¶cŸ # •CT <Jy <DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C±P∂ —‡bÎPb<‡•T Îb»bΟL Business Environment
±C Æ D} . 90/78 £C⁄C* $
‡b <DÆa•TŸL PC ¿b± s‡b PÓΩ»C ´º* ? BbŸ» ÓC* <DÆa•TŸL •TbC ±–Bb<λ/±–CGŸ» •TŸDC ÎbJC »œÎbC* •TÚ
<ÎÎC™Db •TÚ<Æy $
What do you understand by Privatisation ? Explain its main objectives.
Examine the process of privatisation in lndia.
¶cŸ # •CT <Jy <DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C±P∂ —‡bÎPb<‡•T Îb»bΟL Business Environment
±C Æ D} . 110/96 £C⁄C* $
‡b ¿bºÀbC<≥•T Da<» PC s‡b ¿b~‡ ´º ? BbŸ» ÓC* ¿bºÀbC<≥•T yÎ} ¿b<Ò∂•T <ΕTbP ÓC* ¿bºÀbC<≥•T Da<» •TÚ
¿bÎA‡•T»b yÎ} Ó´œÎ •TbC h±˝> •TÚ<Æy $
Discuss the Industrial Policy . How far has it been succeeded in
achieving its objectives ?
¶cŸ # •CT <Jy <DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C±P∂ —‡bÎPb<‡•T Îb»bΟL Business Environment
±C Æ D} . 135/114 £C⁄C* $
•Tb ∂-4 / Unit - 4
±–.4 : <ΣC~a —‡b±bŸ PC s‡b »bœ±‡∂ ´º ? BbŸ» ÓC* <ΣC~a —‡b±bŸ •Tb Ó´œÎ h±˝> •TÚ<Æy$ BbŸ» •CT
¿b<Ò∂•T <ΕTbP ÓC* <ΣC~a —‡b±bŸ •TÚ BØ<Ó•Tb •TÚ <ÎÎC™Db •TÚ<Æy $
State international business environment and recent trends of foreign
trade. Describe the problems of developing countries in the context of
foreign trade.
¶cŸ # •CT <Jy <DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C±P∂ —‡bÎPb<‡•T Îb»bΟL Business Environment
±C Æ D} . 177/155 £C⁄C* $
‡b ≥º^> PC s‡b ¿<B±–b‡ ´º* ? P•CT ¶”CA‡ yÎ} <PXb}»bC* •Tb ÎL∂D •TÚ<Æy $ P•CT <Î<BED Îb»b∂ £bºŸ »Òb
¿bJbC™Db¿bC* •Tb Ba ÎL∂D •TÚ<Æy $
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What is meant by GATT ? Discuss its objectives and principles. Explain its
different trade round (GATT) and criticism also.
¶cŸ # •CT <Jy <DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C±P∂ —‡bÎPb<‡•T Îb»bΟL Business Environment
±C Æ D} . 182/162 £C⁄C* $

ÓbM‘>J ±C±P∂ (Pº|±J ±C±P∂) - 2

⁄∑‘> (¿) : Section (A)
PBa ±–AD ´J •TŸDb ´º $ all questions are compulsory.
Îh»N<D˜q> ±–AD : 10 × 1 = 10 ¿} • T
1. SEZS •Tb ¿Ò∂ Òb -
(¿) <D‡b∂» ±–bCœPb´D (k) <Î~C· ¿b<Ò∂•T [C_
(P) kº*G•}T≥ •Tb ‡bH (£) ¶±‡N∂s» PBa $
SEZs means :
(a) export promotion (b) special economic zones
(c) banking units (d) all of above
2. Æk PŸ•TbŸ ÙbŸb ±ØÎ∂ ÓC* J≥b‡C ≥‡C ±–<»kEµbC* ÓC* nØ>^> £a Æb»a ´º, »k PC •T´b Æb»b ´º-
(¿) κAÎa•TŸL (k) <DÆa•TŸL
(P) ¶£bŸa•TŸL (£) <Î<DÎC~ $TT
When the restriction imposed by the government are reduced, it is known as:
(a) Globalisation (b) Privatisation
(c) Liberalisation (d) Disinvestment.
3. Æk flŸCJØ ¿Ò∂—‡ÎhÒb •TbC <ÎAÎ ¿Ò∂—‡ÎhÒb PC PÓ„Eλ G•T‡b Æb»b ´º, »k PC •T´b Æb»b ´º-
(¿) κAÎa•TŸL (k) <DÆa•TŸL
(P) ¶£bŸa•TŸL (£) ¶±‡N∂s» ÓC* •TbC ∂ D´a* $
When domestic economy is integrated with the global economy, it is known
as:
(a) Globalisation (b) Privatisation
(c) Liberalisation (d) None of these.
4. Óbº<æ•T Da<» •TÚ ¿PV J»b •Tb •TbŸL ´º -
(¿) <Î~bJ ¿Óbº<æ•T [C_ (k) •TbJC µD •Tb ±–Îb´
(P) Pb⁄ ÓNæb •Tb ≥ÓD (£) ¶±‡N∂s» PBa $
The cause of failure of monetary policy is :
(a) Large non-monetised sector (b) existence of black money
(c) lack of credit money (d) all of above.
5. ÓNæb •TÚ •N J Ób_b •Tb <D‡„E_» <Îh»bŸ ´º -
(¿) ÓNæb •TÚ <η‡-PbÓ≥–a (k) <DÎC~ ¿bºŸ k™»
(P) Óbº<æ•T ¶”CA‡ (£) ¶±‡N∂s» ÓC* PC •TbC ∂ D´a* $
'Controlled expansion of total money is :
(a) subject-matter of money (b) saving and investment
(c) monetary objectives (d) none of these.
6. Óbº<æ•T Da<» •CT ¿E»≥∂» Ó´H≥a ÓNæb ´º -
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(¿) Óbº<æ•T ¶”CA‡ (k) Óbº<æ•T Da<» •TÚ <Î~C·»b
(P) Óbº<æ•T Da<» •Tb ¶±•TŸL (£) ¶±‡N∂s» ÓC* PC •TbC ∂ D´a* $
Under monetary policy, 'dear money is ;
(a) monetary objective (b) characteristics of monetary policy
(c) instrument of monetary policy (d) none of these.
7. m‡bÆ £ŸbC* ÓC* kbŸ-kbŸ ±GŸÎ»∂D •TŸDC PC ¿„hÒŸ»b ±º£b ´bC»a ´º, »k δ •T´Jb»a ´º*-
(¿) Óbº<£–•T Da<» •TÚ PaÓb (k) Óbº<æ•T Da<» •Tb £bC·
(P) Óbº<£–•T Da<» •Tb ¶”CA‡ (£) ¶±‡N∂s» PBa $
When changes in bank rates create instability, it is known as :
(a) limit of monetary policy (b) defect of monetary policy
(c) objective of monetary policy (d) all of above.
8. ¿b<Ò∂•T <ΕTbP •TÚ ±…˛>BØ<Ó »º‡bŸ •TÚ Æb P•T»a ´º -
(¿) Óbº<£–•T Da<» ÙbŸb (k) ÓØe‡ Da<» ÙbŸb
(P) ŸbÆ•TbC·a‡ Da<» ÙbŸb (£) ¶±‡N∂s» ÓC* PC •TbC ∂ D´a* $
Among following which policy helps economic development :
(a) monetary policy (b) price Policy
(c) fiscal policy (d) none of these.
9. <±n>JC ηbCY ÓC* ÓNæb •TbC· PC <ΕTbP~aJ £C~bC* •TbC JbB ´È¿b ´º-
(¿) —‡b±bŸ ÓC* PE»NJD P´b‡»b (k) ŸbCÆ≥bŸ ÓC* P´b‡»b
(P) hÎL∂ ÓC* P´b‡»b (£) ¶±‡N∂s» PBa $
Recently developing countries are benefitted by the Fund in :
(a) balance of payment assistance (b) assistance in employment
(c) assistance in gold (d) all of above
10. ÓNæb •TbC· •Tb ±–ÓN⁄ •Tb‡∂ ´º -
(¿) ‹TL JCDb (k) ‹TL £CDb
(P) ŸbCÆ≥bŸ £CDb (£) ¶±‡N∂s» ÓC* PC •TbC ∂ D´a* $
The main function of the International Monetary Fund is :
(a) to take loan (b) to provide loan
(c) to give employment (d) none of these
11. ¿E»Ÿb∂˝¨>a‡ —‡b±bŸ •Tb PE»N<J» <ΕTbP •TŸDb ´º*-
(¿) ÓNæb •TbC· •Tb •Tb‡∂ (k) ÓNæb •TbC· •Tb £bC·
(P) ÓNæb •TbC· •Tb ±–kEµ (£) ÓNæb •TbC· •Tb ¶”CA‡ $
The balanced development of international trade is the :
(a) function of IMF (b) demerit of IMF
(c) management of IMF (d) objective of the IMF
12. ¿E»Ÿb∂˝¨>a‡ ÓN£–b •TbC· •Tb ±–ÓN⁄ JbB ´º -
(¿) Pa<Ó» •Tb‡∂-[C_ (k) <ΣC~a ÓNæb •TÚ ¿bÎA‡•T»b
(P) <Î<DÓ‡ £Ÿ ÓC* ¿„hÒŸ»b (£) ¶±‡N∂s» ÓC* PC •TbC ∂ D´a* $
The advantage of IMF is :
(a) limited scope (b) need of foreign exchange
(c) stability in exchange rate (d) none of these

[Ans. 1. (b) 2. (c) 3. (a) 4. (b) 5. (c) 6. (c)

7. (a) 8. (a) 9. (a) 10. (b) 11. (d) 12. (c)]
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JflN¶cŸa‡ ±–AD : 5 × 4 = 20 ¿} • T
±–.1 : ±‡b∂ΟL •Tb s‡b ¿Ò∂ ´º* ? What is Environment ?
±–.2 : •TbJbµD s‡b ´º* ? What is Black Money ?
±–.3 : <ΣC~a ±bC^>∂V bC<J‡bC* <DÎC~ (FPI) s‡b ´º ? What is FPI ?
±–.4 : Pb⁄ Da<» s‡b ´º ? What is Credit Policy ?
‡b <ÎÓNæa•TŸL s‡b ´º ? What is Devaluation ?
±–.5 : TRIMs s‡b ´º ? What is TRIMs ?
‡b ¿b<P‡bD (ASEAN) s‡b ´º ? What is ASEAN ?
⁄∑‘> (k) : Section (B)
±–œ‡C•T •Tb ∂ PC 01 ±–AD ´J •TŸDb ´º $ Attempt one question from each unit.
4 × 10 = 40 ¿} • T
•Tb ∂-1 / Unit - 1
±–.1 : —‡bÎPb‡ •TÚ ¿ÎµbŸLb PC ¿b± s‡b PÓΩ»C ´º* ? —‡ÎPb‡ •TÚ ±–b™aD yÎ} DÎaD ¿ÎµbŸLb h±˜^>
•TÚ<Æy $
What do you understand by Concept of Business ? What is the objects
of business study. Explain the old & new concept of Business.
¶cŸ # •CT <Jy <DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C±P∂ —‡bÎPb<‡•T Îb»bΟL ±CÆ D}. 13 Business
Environment Page No. 31 £C⁄C* $
‡b ±‡b∂ΟL <ÎAJC·L ¶±•TŸL s‡b s‡b ´º ? ±‡b∂ΟL <ÎAJC·L »•TDa•T •Tb ÎL∂D •TÚ<Æy$
Discuss the Environmental analysis process & Environmental
analysis tools and techniques.
¶cŸ # •CT <Jy <DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C±P∂ —‡bÎPb<‡•T Îb»bΟL ±CÆ D}. 26 Business
Environment Page No. 24 £C⁄C* $
•Tb ∂-2 / Unit - 2
±–.2 : BbŸ» ÓC* ÓNæb-hVTÚ<» •TbC <D‡}<_» •TŸDC •CT <Jy PŸ•TbŸ ÙbŸb •TbºD-•TbºD PC •T£Ó ¶q>b‡C ≥‡C ´º* ? ¶PC
ŸbC•TDC •CT <Jy ¿±DC PNΩbÎ £a<Æy $
Explain the main causes and effects of inflation. State the effective
measures to check inflation by the government. Give your
suggestions.
¶cŸ # •CT <Jy <DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C±P∂ —‡bÎPb<‡•T Îb»bΟL ±CÆ D}. 47 Business
Environment Page No. 41 £C⁄C* $
‡b ¿bºÀbC<≥•T ı¬L»b PC ¿b~‡ »Òb J[L s‡b ´º* ? BbŸ» ÓC* ¿bºÀbC<≥•T ı¬L»b •CT •TbŸL ¿bºŸ
PÓbµbD £a<Æy $
What is the meaning & symptome of Industrial Sickness ? Point out
the causes and solution of Industrial Sickness in India.
¶cŸ # •CT <Jy <DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C±P∂ —‡bÎPb<‡•T Îb»bΟL ±CÆ D}. 61 Business
Environment Page No. 57 £C⁄C* $
•Tb ∂-3 / Unit - 3
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±–.3 : Óbº<æ•T Da<» PC s‡b ¿b~‡ ´º ? Óbº<æ•T Da<» •CT ¶±‡bC<≥»b, Ó´œÎ/¶”CA‡ •TÚ <ÎÎC™Db •TÚ<Æy $
What do you understand by 'Monetary Policy'? Explain its utility and
importance.
¶cŸ # •CT <Jy <DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C±P∂ —‡bÎPb<‡•T Îb»bΟL ±CÆ D}. 98 Business Environment
Page No. 85 £C⁄C* $
‡b ŸbÆ•TbC·a‡ Da<» G•TPC •T´»C ´º* ? ŸbÆ•TbC·a‡ ‡b ±–~Ne•T Da<» •CT s‡b ¶”CA‡ ´º* ? BbŸ» PŸ•TbŸ •TÚ
ŸbÆ•TbC·a‡ Da<» •TÚ <Î~C·»byH k»b y $
What are the meaning and objective of fiscal policy? Discuss the
features of fiscal policy of India.
¶cŸ # •CT <Jy <DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C±P∂ —‡bÎPb<‡•T Îb»bΟL ±CÆ D}. 103 Business
Environment Page No. 90 £C⁄C* $
‡b Da<» ¿b‡bC≥ PC s‡b »bœ±‡∂ ´º ? P•TÚ ÓNv‡ <Î~C·»byH yÎ} ¶”CA‡ k»b ‡C $
What do you understand by Niti Aayog ? Point out its importance,
need & objectives in an Indian Economy.
¶cŸ # •CT <Jy <DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C±P∂ —‡bÎPb<‡•T Îb»bΟL ±CÆ D}. 158 Business
Environment Page No. 136 £C⁄C* $
•Tb ∂-4 / Unit - 4
±–.4 : "<ÎAÎ —‡b±bŸ P}≥q>D' •CT ¶”CA‡ s‡b ´º* ? <ÎAÎ —‡b±bŸ P}≥q>D-≥º^> •CT ka™ ¿}E»Ÿ k»b y$
Explain the objectives of World Trade Organisation. Difference
between WTO and GATT.
¶cŸ # •CT <Jy <DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C±P∂ —‡bÎPb<‡•T Îb»bΟL ±CÆ D}. 182 Business
Environment Page No. 162 £C⁄C* $
‡b ¿E»Ÿb∂˝¨>a‡ ÓNæb •TbC· •CT ¶”CA‡ s‡b ´º* ? P•CT •Tb‡bC∂ •TÚ <ÎÎC™Db •TÚ<Æy $ BbŸ» •TbC ÓNæb-•TbC· •TÚ
P´b‡»b PC •T´bH »•T JbB ´È¿b ´º ? h±˝> •TÚ<Æy $
Describe the objectives & functions of World Bank. In what ways it
has benefited India ?
¶cŸ # •CT <Jy <DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C±P∂ —‡bÎPb<‡•T Îb»bΟL ±CÆ D}. 205 Business
Environment Page No. 176 £C⁄C* $

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ka.•TbMÓ. <Ù»a‡ PCÓCh^>Ÿ •CT <J‡C 2025-2029
Sample Papers (Model Papers)
ÓbM‘>J ±C±P∂ (Pº|±J ±C±P∂)
±–œ‡C•T •CT <Jy JC⁄b}•TD
Accounting for Ever yone
Time : 2 Hrs. Maximum Marks : 35

DbC ^ > : ±–AD ±_ 35 ¿}•T •Tb ´º »Òb £bC ⁄∑‘>bC* ÓC }<ÎBb<Æ» ´º -

⁄∑‘> (¿) - Îh»N<D˜q> ±–AD : •N TJ 5 ±–AD »Òb 1 ¿}•T •Tb ±–AD = 5× 1 = 5 ¿} • T
- JflN¶cŸa‡ ±–AD : •NTJ 5 ±–AD »Òb 2 ¿}•T •Tb ±–AD = 5 ×2 = 10 ¿} • T
⁄∑‘> (k) - ÎLb∂œÓ•T ±–AD : •N T J 4 ±–AD »Òb 5 ¿}•T •Tb ±–AD = 4× 5 = 20 ¿} • T
DbC ^ > - ⁄∑‘> (¿) ÓC } •TbC ∂ <ΕTe± D´a* ´º, »Òb PBa ±–AD ´J •TŸDb ´º $
⁄∑‘> (k) ÓC* ±–œ‡C•T •Tb ∂ PC 01 ±–AD ´J •TŸDb ´º $
Note : Question Paper is 35 Marks and Divided in to Two Section :
Section (A) - Objective : Total Question 5 Each 1 marks = 5 × 1 = 5 Marks
- Short Answer : Total Question 5 Each 2 mark = 5 × 2 = 10 Marks
Section (B) - Descriptive :Total Question 4 Each 5 marks = 4 × 5 = 20 Marks
Note : No option in Section (A), and all questions are compulsory. Each unit in
Section (B), attempt one question from each unit.

ÓbM‘>J ±C±P∂ (Pº|±J ±C±P∂) - 1

⁄∑‘> (¿) : Section (A)
PBa ±–AD ´J •TŸDb ´º $ all questions are compulsory.

Îh»N<D˜q> ±–AD : 5 × 1 = 05 ¿} • T
(1) JC⁄b}•TD PØ™Db¿bC* •CT ¶±‡bC≥•T»b∂¿bC* ÓC* ~b<ÓJ -
(•T) •TÓ∂™bŸa (⁄) <Î<D‡bCÆ•T (≥) PŸ•TbŸ (fl) ¶±ŸbCs» PBa
Users of accounting information includes-
(a) Employees (b) Investors (c) Government (d) All of above
(2) ±ØHÆa ⁄b»b ´º :
(•T) —‡„s»≥» ⁄b»b (⁄) ¿—‡„s»≥» ⁄b»b
(≥) Îbh»<ΕT ⁄b»b (fl) DbÓÓb_ ⁄b»b $
Capital Account is :
(a) Personal Account (b) Impersonal Account.
(c) Real Account (d) Nominal Account.
(3) ¶µbŸ kC™C ≥‡C ÓbJ •Tb JC⁄b G•T‡b Æb»b ´º -
(•T) ŸbC•T˘ ±Nh»•T ÓC* (⁄) <Ε–T‡ ±Nh»•T ÓC*
(≥) <Ε–T‡ Îb±Pa ±Nh»•T ÓC* (fl) ÆD∂J( ±}Æa) ÓC* $
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Sales of goods on credit is recorded in :
(a) Cash Book (b) Sales Book
(c) Sales Return Book (d) Journal.
(4) ¿„E»Ó h•TEfl •Tb ÓØe‡b}•TD G•T‡b Æb»b ´º :
(•T) Jb≥» ÓØe‡ ±Ÿ , (⁄) Jb≥» yÎ} kbÆbŸ ÓØe‡ ÓC* ÆbC Ba •TÓ ´bC,
(≥) kbÆbŸ ÓØe‡ ±Ÿ , (fl) Jb≥» yÎ} kbÆbŸ ÓØe‡ ÓC* ÆbC Ba ¿<µ•T ´bC
Closing stock is valued :
(a) On Cost Price, (c) On Market Price,
(b) Cost and Market Price Whichever is less
(d) Cost and Market Price Whichever is more.
(5) •T|̇Ø^>Ÿa•…T» JC⁄b}• D ±–LbJa •Tb JbB D´a* ´º
(Computerised Accounting System has no advantage)
(¿) <ÎAÎPDa‡»b (Reliability) (k) £[»b (Efficiency)
(P) ¿PÓÒ∂»b (Inability) (£) ~afl–»b(Quickness)
[Ans. 1. (d) 2. (a) 3. (b) 4. (b) 5. (c) ]
JflN¶cŸa‡ ±–AD : 5 × 2 = 10 ¿} • T
±–.1 : ±Nh»±bJD s‡b ´º* ? What is Book- Keeping ?
±– . 2 ±ØHÆa, P}±<c, £<‡œÎ s‡b ´º ? What is Capital, Assets, Liability ?
±– . 3 ÆD∂J s‡b ´º ? What is Trial Balance ?
±– . 4 ⁄b»bk´a s‡b ´º ? What is Ledger ?
±– . 5 —‡b±bGŸ•T ⁄b»b s‡b ´º ? What is Trading Account ?
⁄∑‘> (k) : Section (B)
±–œ‡C•T •Tb ∂ PC 01 ±–AD ´J •TŸDb ´º $ Attempt one question from each unit.
4 × 5 = 20 ¿} • T
•Tb ∂-1 / Unit - 1
±– .1 ±Nh»±bJD yÎ} JC⁄b•TÓ∂ PC ¿b± s‡b PÓΩ»C ´º* ? h±˝> •TÚ<Æy $ ±Nh»±bJD yÎ} JC⁄b•TÓ∂ ÓC* s‡b
¿}»Ÿ ´º ? What do you understand by Book Keeping & Accoutancy? Explain.
What is the difference between Book-keeping & Accountancy?
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for Everyone Page No. 09 £C⁄C* $
‡b JC⁄b}•TD PØ™Db •TÚ ≥NLbœÓ•T <Î~C·»b¿bC* •TbC PÓΩb ‡C $ ¶±‡bC≥•T»b¿bC* •TbC <J<⁄y $
Explain the Qualitative characteristics of Accounting Informations. Write the
users of Accountaning information.
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for Everyone Page No. 22 £C⁄C* $
•Tb ∂-2 / Unit - 2
±– .2 —‡bÎPb<‡• JCD£CD s‡b ´º ? —‡bÎPb<‡•T JCD£CDC •CT J[L •TbC k»b ‡C $
What are business transactions? Explain the characteristics of business
transactions.
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‡b ÆD∂J PC ¿b±•Tb s‡b ¿b~‡ ´º ? ÆD∂J ÓC* JC⁄b •TŸDC •CT <D‡ÓbC* •Tb ÎL∂D •TÚ<Æy $
What do you mean by journal ? Discuss rules regarding entries in the journal.
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for Everyone Page No. 61 £C⁄C* $
•Tb ∂-3 / Unit - 3
±– .3 JC⁄b}•TD PÓa•TŸL PC ¿b± s‡b PÓΩ»C ´º ? JC⁄b}•TD PÓa•TŸL kDbDC •CT <D‡Ó •Tb ÎL∂D •TÚ<Æy$
What do you mean by Accounting Equation ? Discuss rules regarding making
equation.
¶cŸ # •CT <Jy <DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C±P∂ (±–œ‡C•T •CT <Jy JC⁄b}•TD) ±CÆ D}. 101 Accounting
for Everyone Page No. 101 £C⁄C* $
‡b ±}ØÆa yÎ} ¿b≥Ó PC s‡b »bœ±‡∂ ´º ? ±}ØÆa yÎ} ¿b≥Ó •CT ka™ ¿}»Ÿ •TŸDb s‡b ÆıŸa ´º PÓΩb ‡C
What do you mean by Capital and Revenue ? What is the need for
differentiating between Capital and Revenue ?
¶cŸ # •CT <Jy <DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C±P∂ (±–œ‡C•T •CT <Jy JC⁄b}•TD) ±CÆ D}. 116 Accounting
for Everyone Page No. 116 £C⁄C* $
•Tb ∂-4 / Unit - 4
•T|̇Ø^>Ÿa•…T» JC⁄b}•TD ±–LbJa s‡b ´º* ? •T|̇Ø^>Ÿa•…T» JC⁄b}•TD ±–LbJa •TÚ <Î~C·»byH <J<⁄‡C$
Define a computerised accounting system. Distinguish between a manual
and computerised accounting system.“
¶cŸ # •CT <Jy <DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C±P∂ (±–œ‡C•T •CT <Jy JC⁄b}•TD) ±CÆ D}. 152 Accounting
for Everyone Page No. 151 £C⁄C* $
‡b ^>J
º a PbK^>·C Ÿ •TÚ <Î<BEEb <Î~C·ÆbyM s‡b ´º* ? s‡b ¿b± P´Ó» ´º G•T ^>Jº a PkPC JbC•T<±–‡ •T|̇Ø^>Ÿa•…T»
JC⁄b}•TD PbK^>ÎC‡Ÿ ´º ?
What are the various charecteristics of Tally software ? Do you agree that
Tally is most popular computerised accounting software ?
¶cŸ # •CT <Jy <DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C±P∂ (±–œ‡C•T •CT <Jy JC⁄b}•TD) ±CÆ D}. 161 Accounting
for Everyone Page No. 161 £C⁄C* $

ÓbM‘>J ±C±P∂ (Pº|±J ±C±P∂) - 2

⁄∑‘> (¿) : Section (A)
PBa ±–AD ´J •TŸDb ´º $ all questions are compulsory.
Îh»N<D˜q> ±–AD : 5 × 1 = 05 ¿} • T
(1) ±Nh»±bJD •Tb ¿b~‡ ´º -T
(•T) ±Nh»•TbC* •TbC Ÿ⁄Db (⁄) ±Nh»•TbC* •TbC ¿JÓbŸa ÓC* Ÿ⁄Db
(≥) <´Pbk -G•T»bk •TÚ ±Nh»•TbC* •TbC ¿JÓbŸa ÓC* Ÿ⁄Db
(fl) —‡b±bGŸ•T JCD-£CDbC* •Tb <´Pbk ±Nh»•TbC* ÓC* <J⁄Db
Book-keeping means :
(a) Keeping of books (b) Keeping the books in Almirah
(c) Keeping the books of Accounts in Almirah.
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(d) Recording the business transcation in a set of books.
(2) ±Nh±bJD •TÚ <Ù-±–<Î<˝> ±–LbJa •Tb ¿Ò∂ ´º :
(•T) y•T ´a ±Nh»•T ÓC* £bC ±–<Î<˝>‡bH (⁄) y•T ´a ⁄b»C ÓC* £bC ±–<Î<˝>‡bH
(≥) y•T ´a —‡Î´bŸ •CT £bC ±´JØ •TÚ ±–<Î<˝> (fl) £bC —‡„s»≥» ⁄b»bC* ÓC* ±–<Î<˝>‡bH $
Meaning of Double Entry System of book-keeping is :
(a) Two entries in one book
(b) Two entries in one accounts
(c) Entry in both sides of one transaction
(d) Entry in two personal accounts.
(3) ŸbC•T˘ ±Nh»•TbC* ÓC* <J⁄b Æb»b ´º*-
(•T) PBa D•T£ ±–b„Ì»‡bH (⁄) PBa D•T£ BN≥»bD
(≥) PBa D•T£ ±–b„Ì»‡bH yÎ} BN≥»bD (fl) ¶±ŸbCs» ÓC* PC •TbC ∂ D´a*
The Cash Books records :
(a) All cash receipts (b) All cash payments
(c) All cash receipts (d) None of these
(4) P|±<c •Tb ¿b~‡ ´º
(•T) £b<‡œÎ - ±ØHÆa (⁄) P|±<c + ±ØHÆa
(≥) £b<‡œÎ + ±ØHÆa (fl) ±ØHÆa - ¿b´ŸL
Meaning of Asset is :
(a) Liabilities - Capital (b) Assets + Capital
(c) Liabilities + Capital (d) Capital - Drawings
(5) •T|̇Ø^>Ÿa•…T» JC⁄b}• D ±–LbJa ¿bµbGŸ» ´º
Computerised Accounting System based on the
(¿) ´b‘>∂ÎC‡Ÿ kCP ±Ÿ (Hardware base) (k) PbMV^>ÎC‡Ÿ kCP ±Ÿ (Software base)
(P) ‘>b^>b kCP ±Ÿ (Data base) (£) DÓC* PC •TbC ∂ D´a* (None of these)
[Ans. 1. (d) 2. (c) 3. (c) 4. (c) 5. (c) ]
JflN¶cŸa‡ ±–AD : 5 × 2 = 10 ¿} • T
±–.1 : JC⁄b•TÓ∂ s‡b ´º* ? What is Accounting ?
±– . 2 h•Tµ, £CD£bŸ, JCD£bŸ s‡b ´º ? What is Stock, Debtor, Creditor ?
±– . 3 P´b‡•T ±Nh»•CT s‡b ´º ? What is Subsidiary Books ?
±– . 4 ŸbC•T˘ ±Nh»•T s‡b ´º ? What is Cash Book ?
±– . 5 JbB-´b<D ⁄b»b •Tb s‡b ¿b~‡ ´º ? What is Profit and Loss account ?
⁄∑‘> (k) : Section (B)
±–œ‡C•T •Tb ∂ PC 01 ±–AD ´J •TŸDb ´º $ Attempt one question from each unit.
4 × 5 = 20 ¿} • T
•Tb ∂-1 / Unit - 1
±– .1 ±Nh»±bJD Î JC⁄b}•TD •TÚ ±GŸBb·b £a<Æy »Òb P•CT JbB /Ó´œÎ •TbC <J<⁄y $
Define Book-keeping & Accounting and write their significance/importance.
¶cŸ # •CT <Jy <DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C±P∂ (±–œ‡C•T •CT <Jy JC⁄b}•TD) ±CÆ D}. 15 Accounting
for Everyone Page No. 18 £C⁄C* $
‡b JC⁄b}•TD PØ™Db •CT ¶±‡bC≥•T»b∂ •Tb ÎL∂D •TÚ<Æy yÎ} ¶D•CT ¿bÎA‡•T»b¿bC* •TbC k»b ‡C $
Define Users of Accounting information and thier needs.
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for Everyone Page No. 22 £C⁄C* $
•Tb ∂-2 / Unit - 2
±– .2 ±–ÓbL•T s‡b ´º ? <Î<BED ±–•TbŸ •CT ±–ÓbL•TbC •Tb ÎL∂D •TÚ<Æy $
Explain the Vouchers? Describe the various types of vouchers.
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‡b ⁄b»bC* •CT ±–•TbŸ / Î≥a∂•TŸL s‡b ´º ? <Î<BED ±–•TbŸ •CT ⁄b»bC* •Tb ÎL∂D •TÚ<Æy $
What are the types/Classification of Accounts ? Explain the characteristics
of Accounts.
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for Everyone Page No. 48 £C⁄C* $
•Tb ∂-3 / Unit - 3
±Ÿa[b PØ™a s‡b ´º ? ‡´ s‡bC* kDb‡a Æb»a ´º ? s‡b ±Ÿa[b PØ™a •Tb <ÓJDb JC⁄b}•TD •TÚ ±ØL∂ ~NX»b
•Tb ±–ÓbL ´º ?
What is trial balance ? Why is it prepared ? Is agreement of trial balance
conclusive Proof of accuracy of accounting ?
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for Everyone Page No. 109 £C⁄C* $
‡b ¿„E»Ó ⁄b»b s‡b ´º ? PC s‡bC* yÎ} •ºTPC kDb‡b Æb»b ´º ?
What is Final Accounts. Discuss the object of preparing it.
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for Everyone Page No. 127 £C⁄C* $
•Tb ∂-4 / Unit - 4
•T|̇Ø^>Ÿa•…T» JC⁄b}•TD ±–LbJa •C JbB •Tb ÎL∂D •TÚ<Æy $ •T|̇Ø^>Ÿa•…T» JC⁄b}•TD ±–LbJa •TÚ PaÓbyH
•Tb ÎL∂D •TÚ<Æy $
Discuss the advantages of computerised accounting system over the
manual accounting system.“
¶cŸ # •CT <Jy <DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C±P∂ (±–œ‡C•T •CT <Jy JC⁄b}•TD) ±CÆ D}. 152 Accounting
for Everyone Page No. 151 £C⁄C* $
‡b ^>ºJa PbK^>ÎC‡Ÿ •TÚ <Î<BED ≥NLbC* •Tb ÎL∂D •TÚ<Æy $ ^>ºJa •CT Ó´œÎ •TbC k»b ‡C $
What are the various features of Tally software ? What are the advantage of
Tally ?
¶cŸ # •CT <Jy <DG•T»b PbeΑ> ±C±P∂ (±–œ‡C•T •CT <Jy JC⁄b}•TD) ±CÆ D}. 161 Accounting
for Everyone Page No. 161 £C⁄C* $
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ka.•TbMÓ. <Ù»a‡ PCÓCh^>Ÿ •CT <J‡C 2025-2029
Sample Papers (Model Papers)
ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Time : 2 Hrs. Maximum Marks : 35

Note : Question Paper is 35 Marks and Divided in to Two Section :

Section (A) - Objective : Total Question 5 Each 1 marks = 5 × 1 = 5 Marks
- Short Answer : Total Question 5 Each 2 mark = 5 × 2 = 10 Marks
Section (B) - Descriptive ::Total Question 4 Each 5 marks = 4 × 5 = 20 Marks
Note : No option in Section (A), and all questions are compulsory. Each unit in
Section (B), attempt one question from each unit.

Sample Papers (Model Papers)- 1

Note : There are two sections in the given question paper. Answer all the
questions from section A and B.
Section (A)
(Objective / Multiple Choice Questions)
Q.1. Attempt all questions. 5×1=5
Choose the correct answer :
(i) In ''A Devoted Son'' by Anita Desai, what career does Rakesh,the
son, pursue?
(a) Engineer (b) Doctor (c) Teacher (d) Scientist
(ii) What impact did the reaper's song have on the poet?
(a) He decided to become a musician
(b) He bore the music in his heart for a long time
(c) He sponsored the reaper to a music academy
(d) He decided to stay on in the valley
(iii) Which of the following is an example of a formal letter ?
(a) Letter to a friend (b) Letter to the editor
(c) Invitation letter (d) Thank you letter to a colleague
(iv) What is a biographical sketch?
(a) A detailed essay about someone's life
(b) A formal latter describing someone's personality
(c) A short account of a person's life highlighting important events
(d) A summary of a book of article
(v) Choose the sentence with the correct use of tense :
(a) She go to school yesterday.
(b) He is going to the party tomorrow.
(c) I am completed my homework.
(d) We watches the movie last night.
(Short Answer Type Questions)
Q.2. Attempt all questions. 5×2 =10
(i) Why do you think Phatik's mother readily agree to her brother's
proposal of taking Phatik with him?
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(ii) Describe the image of the reaper as depicted in the poem The Solitary
Reaper.
(iii) Write any two characteristics of formal letters.
(iv) Form meaningful words by putting the prefix 'dis-' (any four) :
connect, guys, order, legal, mental, able, appear, legitimate
(v) Put the correct articles in the bracket (any four) :
(a) He bought ______ book from the store yesterday.
(b) Can you pass me _____ apple from the basket?
(c) _____ sun sets in the west every evening.
(d) She has _____ idea about how to solve the problem.
(e) ______ Eiffel Tower is located in Paris.
(f) We saw ______ owl sitting on the tree branch.
Section (B)
(Descriptive Type Qusetions)
Note : Attempt all questions. 4×5=20
Q.3. Why did the author say, 'Baa remains to stay at the centre of the
family'?
OR Discuss the character of Phatik.
OR 'It was the achievement of a lifetime and it took up Rakesh's whole
life.' Justify the truth of the above statement with close reference to
the story.
Q.4. What does the poet feel in the field listening to the song? Summarise
the poem 'The Solitary Reaper' in your own words.
OR Critically examine the poem 'Stopping by the Woods on a Snowy
Evening'.
Q.5. Write an application to the Principal of your institution requesting
him for early declaration of the internal exam result.
OR Describe a Picnic Spot you have visited recently in about 300 words.
Q.6. Do as directed (any ten) :
(a) A person who lives in a village. (Provide one word substitute)
(b) One who is present everywhere. (Provide one word substitute)
(c) He is reading _____ interesting book about history. (Insert article)
(d) ______ Earth revolves around the sun. (Insert article)
(e) We are going to watch _____ movie tonight. (Insert article)
(f) I saw _____ elephant at the zoo yesterday. (Insert article)
(g) This is ______ best bookshop in town. (insert article)
Change the sentence in past continuous tense using the words given
in the bracket.
(h) When I (reach) there, Shashank (clean) the room.
(i) When he (reach) the airport, the flight (leave) from the airport.
(j) Make antonym of the below given words by putting suitable prefixes
(any two) : intentional, order, honest, happy
Fill in the blanks with suitable idioms & phrases as directed in the bracket
(k) She was on cloud ______ when she received the good news.
(extremely happy)
(l) The new project is a tough nut to ______.
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Sample Papers (Model Papers)- 2
Time : Three Hours] [Maximum Marks : 35
Note : Attempt all Sections as directed.
Section (A)
Note : Objective/Multiple choice questions. Attempt all questions. Choose
the correct answer from the given options :
Choose the correct answer : 5×1=5
(i) This article was originally written in Gujrat by :
(a) Darshana Dholakia (b) Varsha Adalija
(c) Saumya Joshi (d) Saumya Oza vaidya
(ii) Rakesh's father used to work at the :
(a) Kerosene Dealer's Depot (b) Bus Depot
(c) Petrol Pump (d) Ration Depot
(iii) Who opposed Phtik's idea of shifting the log tying on the mud flat of
the river to irritate the owner ?
(a) Phtik's cousin from (b) Phtik's younger brother
(c) Phtik's uncle (d) Phtik's mother
(iv) What is the reaper doing in the field ?
(a) Cutting and binding grain (b) Applying manure to the crops
(c) Sitting under a shady tree, singing
(d) Planting rice saplings
(v) The poem ''Stopping by the Woods on a snowy Evening'' By Robert
Frost is a :
(a) Dramatic narrative (b) Dramatic monologue
(c) Dramatic conversation (d) Dramatic dialogue
(Short Answer Type Questions)
Q.2. Short answer type questions. Answer the following questions in
3-4 senteces : 5×2=10
(i) How did Baa vehave in the presence of the elder members of the
family.
(ii) How did Mr. Verma handle life after his wife's death and his retirement
(iii) Do you think phatik was a mischievous young village boy ? Support
your answer with instances from the story.
(iv) How do we know that the poet cannot understand the lyrics of the
song ?
(v) What is the theme of the Robert Frost's poem ''Stopping by the
Woods on a Snowy Evening''?
Section (B)
(Descriptive Type Qusetions)
Note : Descriptive answer type questions. Answer the following questions
in between 120-150 words. 4×5=20
Q.3. Describe the theme of the article taken from Darshana Dholakia's
book 'Parichayparv' (A Frstival of Relationship) ''Baa-My Mother's
A Person, A Woman''.
OR Justify the title of the story ''A Devoted Son''.
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OR Contrast the life of Phatik back in the village and in Kolkata.
Q.4. Write down the appreciation of the Wordsworth's poem'' The Solitary
Reaper''.
OR How does Robert Forst create an atmosphere of isolation and silence
in the poem ''Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening'' ?
Q.5. Write a letter to the publisher (Central Book House, Sadar Bazar,
Raipur) ordering books for your store.
OR Write a letter to a college friend abour arranging a Get-gogether.
OR Write descriptive paragraph about ''A favourite place to eat''.
OR Write a short biographical sketch of Dr. S. C. Sharma on the basis
of the given profile :
Dr. S. C. Sharma
DM, FRCS, Cardiac Surgeon
Father's name : R. C. Sharma
Presently working as : Director, Heart Care insititute, Patiala, Punjab
Achievements : Govt. of India Honour, Padma Vibhashan
(conducted 300 successful bypass surgeries and five human
transplants).
OR Write a narrative paragraph on '' A hard but valuable experience''.
Q.6. Add a prefix to the following words to make new words :
(i) .......... cooked (ii) .......... arrange
(iii) ......... fer (iv) .............. climax
(v) .............. due
OR Give the meaning of the following idioms and phrases :
(i) To rain cats and dogs (ii) Out of question
(iii) A bird's ete view (iv) To fall flat
(v) To find fault with
OR Choose the most effective word or phrase within the context
suggested by the sentences :
(i) .......... Soham scores 100 in the final exam, he cannot pass College
Algebra, a class he is taking for the third time.
(a) Because (b) Since (c) As a result (d) Unless
(ii) ......... Grandma tasted the sausce, she declared that it needed more
masala and salt.
(a) Unless (b) Although (c) Whereas (d) After
Or Write one word substitution of the following sentences :
(i) One who offers one's services
(ii) Interested in and elever at many different things
(iii) Murder of oneself
(iv) One who goes on foot
(v) One who speaks many languages
OR Grammar :
Fill in the blanks with appropriate articles. Use 'an,' 'a' or 'the'
appropriately in the sentence given below :
(i) I have fixed ______ appointment with _____ doctor.
(ii) Will you take _____ picture of us ?
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(iii) The team organized _____ friendly match with ____ Presidents of
both countries.
(iv) ______ Huge building turned to dust due to _____ earthquake.
(v) Charles Babbage is considered as ____ father of computers.
OR Change the tense
Go through the sentences and change their tenses as directed :
(i) The boy speaks the trueth. (Present Continuous Tense)
(ii) The boat sailed yesterday. (Simple Present Tense)
(iii) The baby cried for hours. (Present Prefect Continuous Tense)
(iv) I have finished my assignment. (Past Prefect Tense)
(v) Shreyas saw the Prime Minister yesterday.
(Future Continuous Tense)

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