Suggestion for PCC & IPCC November 2009 Exam.
A. Cost Accounting
Problems:
1. Material: EOQ 2. Labour OT & turnover
3. Overhead: MHR, Under/Over Recovery & Similar products recovery rate.
4. Process A/c with treatment of by product Joint cost apportionment & Eq. production.
5. Marginal Costing: Limiting Factor
6. Contract Costing: Estimated Cost & Escalation
7. Standard Costing: Variance Analysis
Theory:
1. Labour: Overtime treatment
2. Synergic effect reduce cost (May 07, Q-1)
Distinguish between
1. Explicit Vs. Implicit Cost (May 07, Q-1)
2. Controllable cost Vs. un-controllable cost (May 08, Q-1)3.
3. Allocation, apportion & Re-apportion
4. job vs Batch costing
5. Cost center & Cost unit
6. Treatment & distinguish between chapters of class study material: 7, 8, 9, 14, 15, 17
& 18.
Short Notes on:
1. Angle of incidence;
2. PV Ratio;
3. Margin of Safety;
4. Escalation clause
5. Fixed & Flexible budget
6. causes of profit re-conciliation.
B. Financial Management
Problems:
1. Capital Budgeting--NPV, IRR 2. Ratio Analysis
3. Cash Flow
4. Leverage
5. Capital Structure (From class study mat prob 1-6 in cost of capital chapter)
6. Working Capital Computation.
Theory
Short notes:
1. Time Value of money (May ’08, Q-5)
2. MIRR (May 07, Q-5a)
3. Social Cost benefit (Nov ’06, Q-7b)
4. Venture Capital
5. Commercial paper
6. Debt Securitirization
7. Millar or Model
8. Cash Management (Nov 07, Q-6)
9. Leverage Lease (Nov 08, Q-5)
10. Function of CFO (May ’07, Q-8)
11. Seed Capital
12. Bridge Finance
13. GDR
Distinguish between
1. Current Ratio Vs. Quick Ratio
2. Debt Equity ratio Vs. Gearing Ratio
3. Cash flow Vs. Fund flow
4. D.P. Vs. E.P.
5. ROE Vs. ROA (May 04, Q-7)
6. Deep Discount Vs. Zero Coupon May ’04, Q-9)
Remember others chapters are also very important. So, please cover all the chapters which are not mention in this suggestion, as all the questions are compulsory in the coming exam.
Important instruction:For IPCC Students go through all the chapters especially:process, Overhead Standard Marginal & Budget.
Strategic Management: Read the Class Study Material carefully.
Wish you all the best.