Accounting

Accounting is a business-type subject. In it, the student studies book-keeping under various headings which are based on different situations an accountant or spectator of accounts (shareholders, employees, etc.) may be faced with.

The exam is 3 hours long and, like most subjects, is marked out of 400. It consists of three sections; The chapters of study section lists the questions in order of total marks awarded.
 * Section one is one 120 mark question and three 60 mark questions. The examinee is to do either the 120 mark question or two 60 mark questions for a maximum total of 120 marks (30%).
 * Section two consists of three 100 mark questions. Out of these, two must be attempted for a maximum total of 200 marks (50%)
 * section three (management accountancy) consists of two 80 mark questions, out of which one is to be attempted for 80 marks (20%)

120 Marks

 * Company Final Accounts

60 Marks

 * Cash Flow
 * Published Accounts
 * Tablular Statements
 * Debtors Control Accounts
 * Farm Accounts
 * Suspence Accounts
 * Creditors Control Accounts
 * Service Firm Accounts

100 Marks

 * Published Accounts
 * Suspense Accounts
 * Tabular Statements
 * Club Accounts
 * Interpretation of Accounts
 * Service Firm Accounts
 * Incomplete Records

80 Marks

 * Flexible Budgeting
 * Cash Budgeting
 * Production Budgeting
 * Costing and Stock Valuation
 * Marginal Costing
 * Job Costing