How To Score +90% In Commerce | 10+2 Exam Plus 2 | State Boards | I Com | CBSE ICSE NIOS
Honestly speaking, candidates shouldn’t run after marks. But your plus two certificate is a gateway to future. Your marks at 10+2 will decide which way your career will move. It’s not a hidden secret anymore than better the marks at your +2 examination (Intermediate), better will be the possibility of getting admitted into a top-notch Indian University.
Top Universities of India
Delhi University, New Delhi
Vishwabharati Univeristy, Bolpur
Calcutta University, Kolkata
University of Mumbai, Mumbai
University of Mardras, Chennai
IGNOU, New Delhi
Patna University, Patna
Benaras Hindu University, Benaras
University of Allahabad, Prayagraj
Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), New Delhi
University of Hyderabad
If you are studying in English central boards like CBSE or ICSE, then you have relatively better chance of scoring than the candidates from state boards. Because central boards are little liberal when it comes to granting marks. Also, in those examinations, you get variety of questions to answer.
On the other hand, most state boards have typical essay-type question to answer. You can complete your Intermediate education or +12 from any boards. All Indian boards are treated equivalent for the purpose of job or higher education. So, you have to be little methodical and cautious at your 10+2 examination — if you wish to get good marks in all your papers.
Top 5 Tips to Score High In Commerce – A Snapshot
#1) Accounting: This is the main paper. ‘Trial balance, Trading & PL A/C & Balance sheet plus Journal entries and ledger accounts are forever important topics. At least 30-40% of your commerce paper will have portions from these subjects. So, you must revise these chapters well.
Just Revise Well
Company Accounts and Partnership are other important chapters in your financial accounting paper. Memorise which items to be kept in Debit side and which items to be kept in credit side under their respective headings.
Practice Well, Don’t Fear
#2) Business Organization – Learn the types of business organisations — their merits, features and demerits. Learn about Company form of Organisation, Joint Venture, Society Form of Organisation and sole proprietor. Give 2 hours on each of these chapters daily at least 37 days before your exam.
#3) English/ Hindi: For your two language papers, two hours is important. Focus more on Grammar, writing and composition.
4) International Finance/ Economics: For these two courses, give two hours combined. Just focus on definitions and concept. Also, you must know that both these subjects are interrelated. So, you don’t need to same thing again and again.
If you are learning the concept of money then understanding the concept from either of the courses is okay. You don’t need to study its concepts separately from each book!