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INSTRUCTION TO CANDIDATES :
1. SECTION-A is COMPULSORY consisting of TEN questions carrying T WO marks
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SECTION-A
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1. Explain three limitations of management accounting.
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2. What is break-even-point?
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3. How fixed cost differ from variable cost?
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4. Define P/V ratio.
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5. Discuss
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SECTION-B
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UNIT-I
17268 2.
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cost accounting.
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detail objectives,
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cost accounting. How to prepare cost sheet explain with the help of example?
UNIT-II
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Overhead. Discuss
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and apportionment
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overheads.
5. From the following information explains how absorption costing differ from marginal
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costing,17268 17268
which technique is better in17268 17268
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Normal level of production 2600 units per period
Sale price Rs 10 per unit
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Variable cost Rs 6 per unit
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Fixed cost Rs 3 per unit
Total Fixed cost Rs 7800
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Information relating to the production and sales
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Closing stock(units) 500 200 -
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6. What do you mean by standard costing? Discuss in detail how to calculate material cost
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variance and labour cost variance with the help of example.
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Anupam International LTD produces three products A, B, C each requiring more than
one labour operation. Labour requirement per unit of output is given below :
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1 10 20 5
2 5 - 10
3 15 10 5
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The factory works for 8 hours per day for 26 days in a month. In a month 8 hours are lost
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various reasons.17268
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are Rs.4, Rs.5 and Rs.6 respectively. The budgeted production during the Month for the
three products is as follows :
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PRODUCT A 4000 units
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c) the number of workers.
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a) From the following information relating to Y LTD calculate the cash flow from
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Particulars
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Operating profits before changes in operating assets
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57,500
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Debtors (decrease)
Stock (increase)
Bills payable (decrease)
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5000
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Cash at bank (increase) 20,000
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