COST ACCOUNTING – II B.COM SEMSTER – 5 PAPER – 2

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Course Description

Cost Accounting – II is a Discipline Specific Elective (DSE) course for B.Com Third Year (Fifth Semester) under Accountancy and Business Statistics.
This course focuses on advanced cost accounting concepts used for cost control, pricing decisions, and managerial planning. It develops analytical ability through practical costing methods, standard costing, variance analysis, and marginal costing techniques.

The course is aligned with NHEQF Level 5.5 and carries 6 academic credits, ensuring both theoretical clarity and problem-solving skills required for commerce graduates.

What Will You Learn?

  • What Will I Learn?
  • After completing this course, students will be able to:
  • • Understand Cost Records under Integral and Non-Integral Accounting Systems
  • • Prepare Reconciliation Statements between Cost Accounts and Financial Accounts
  • • Apply Methods of Costing such as Job, Batch, Contract, and Operating Costing
  • • Analyze Process Costing, including Inter-Process Profits, Joint Products, By-Products, and Work-in-Progress
  • • Use Standard Costing techniques and calculate Material, Labour, and Overhead Variances
  • • Apply Marginal Costing concepts for managerial decisions, including BEP, Contribution, Margin of Safety, P/V Ratio, Angle of Incidence, and Operating Leverage
  • • Maintain proper Cost Records and interpret cost data for decision-making
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