Accountancy tuition for Class XI & XII.
NGC Institute teaches Accountancy (Accounts) for Class XI and XII, from the first journal entry to partnership and company accounts, for the CBSE board exam and the CUET Accountancy paper together. We have taught in Pitampura since 1996.
- Full syllabus + CUET 301
- Weekly tests
- Test series
- Crash course
- Backup classes
- NGC's own notes
Every chapter, as CBSE sets it. Plus the CUET Accountancy (301) paper.
Class XI
Theoretical framework
- Introduction to accounting and basic accounting terms
- Theory base of accounting: assumptions, concepts and conventions
- Systems and bases of accounting
- Accounting standards (AS and Ind AS)
- Goods and Services Tax (GST)
Accounting process
- Vouchers, the accounting equation and rules of debit and credit
- Journal and special purpose books: cash book, purchases, sales and returns books
- Ledger and posting
- Bank reconciliation statement
- Depreciation, provisions and reserves
- Trial balance and rectification of errors
Financial statements of a sole proprietorship
- Capital and revenue receipts and expenditure
- Trading and Profit and Loss Account, and the Balance Sheet
- Adjustments: closing stock, outstanding and prepaid expenses, accrued income, depreciation, bad debts and provisions
- Incomplete records: profit or loss by statement of affairs
Class XII
Accounting for partnership firms
- Partnership deed and the Indian Partnership Act, 1932
- Fixed and fluctuating capital; Profit and Loss Appropriation Account
- Guarantee of profit and past adjustments
- Goodwill: nature, factors and valuation (average profit, super profit, capitalisation)
- Change in profit-sharing ratio, and admission of a partner
- Retirement and death of a partner
- Dissolution of a partnership firm
Accounting for companies
- Share capital: issue and allotment of equity and preference shares
- Over- and under-subscription, issue at par and at premium, calls in advance and in arrears
- Forfeiture and re-issue of shares
- Debentures: issue, collateral security, interest and writing off discount or loss
- Share capital and debentures in the company balance sheet
Analysis of financial statements
- Financial statements of a company (Schedule III)
- Comparative and common-size statements
- Accounting ratios: liquidity, solvency, activity and profitability
Cash flow statement
- Cash flow statement by the indirect method
Schools may offer Computerised Accounting in place of Part B (analysis and cash flow). Tell us which your child's school follows.
CUET (UG) · Accountancy 301
Accounting for partnership
- Partnership deed; fixed and fluctuating capital; division of profit; guarantee of profit; past adjustments
Reconstitution of a partnership firm
- Change in profit-sharing ratio; revaluation; goodwill valuation; admission, retirement and death of a partner
Dissolution of a partnership firm
- Realisation account and related accounts
Company accounts: share and debenture capital
- Issue, forfeiture and re-issue of shares; issue of debentures; presentation in the balance sheet
Analysis of financial statements
- Comparative and common-size statements; accounting ratios; cash flow statement
CUET Accountancy is the Class XII syllabus, so preparing well for the board paper is most of the CUET preparation. Computerised Accounting is an alternative to the last unit.
Source: CBSE curriculum 2026–27 (Accountancy, 055) and NTA CUET (UG) 2026 syllabus (Accountancy / Book Keeping, 301).
Your child's teacher. Specialists in Accountancy.
One system, from the first chapter to the exam hall.
You always know where your child stands.
Your child takes a test every week, and the results come to you. A weak chapter shows up while there's still time to fix it, not in the exam hall.
Notes that have already produced perfect scores.
NGC's own study material is written by our teachers for the CBSE syllabus and comes with every course. Our two perfect 100s in 2026 revised from these notes.
The board paper feels familiar before they sit it.
A full test series runs in the four to six weeks before the board exams, under exam conditions, so timing and nerves are practised before the real day.
A crash course when time is short.
Every Class XII subject is covered in a few weeks, for students who are short of time or want one complete revision before the boards and CUET.
Nothing missed stays missed.
If your child misses a class or wants a topic explained again, we arrange a backup class. We are there for our students at all times, not only in class hours.
Questions about Accountancy, Class XI & XII.
Does NGC prepare students for CUET Accountancy?
Yes. CUET Accountancy (301) follows the Class XII syllabus: partnership accounts, company accounts and the analysis of financial statements, with Computerised Accounting as an alternative last unit. We prepare it alongside the board paper, in the same classes.
Why does Class XI Accountancy matter so much?
Every Class XII topic, from partnership to company accounts, is built on Class XI's journal, ledger and final accounts. We make sure those basics are solid before moving on, because a weak Class XI shows up as lost marks in Class XII.
Is there a crash course for Accountancy?
Yes. Our Class XII crash courses cover Accountancy in a few weeks, for students who are short of time or want one complete revision before the boards and CUET. The next one is starting soon: call or WhatsApp +91 98111 07762 for the dates.
What if my child misses a class or doesn't understand a topic?
We arrange a backup class whenever your child needs one, so a missed or difficult topic is covered again before it becomes a gap.
What are the fees?
Fees depend on the subjects your child takes, and they include NGC's study material and the weekly tests. Call or WhatsApp us on +91 98111 07762 for the current fees.
A batch around school. Arranged for each student.
We set each student's timing around their school day. Call or WhatsApp us, and we'll suggest a time that works.
- Monday to Saturday
- 12:30 pm – 7:30 pm
- Sunday
- 10:00 am – 2:00 pm
- Address
- 75 Shakti Vihar, Pitampura