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I *did* THIS in LAST 40 DAYS | ACCOUNTS CLASS 12 BOARD EXAMS | PIYUSH GAUR

This video provides a detailed strategy for Class 12 Accounts board exams, focusing on how to maximize scores in the last 40 days (0:06). Here's a summary of the key advice: What to Avoid (0:30-1:11): Book reading: Do not start reading the textbook now if you haven't already. Completing 100% syllabus: If you haven't covered much, focus on important topics rather than trying to complete everything. Solving all book questions: It's not feasible to do all questions from the textbook in 40 days. Approach to MCQs (1:13-2:27): Theory questions: These are generally easy in board exams, so attempt them first. Numerical MCQs: Briefly review them. If you think you can solve them quickly, use a rough work page. Avoid spending too much time on large numerical MCQs at the beginning of the paper, especially for only one mark. Time management: Aim to complete 50-60 marks of the paper within the first 1.5 hours. Most Important Topics (2:29-4:35): The video emphasizes focusing on these topics as questions from them are highly likely to appear: Goodwill: Expect a 4-mark question (2:34). Change in Ratio: Questions on this topic, potentially mixed with goodwill or distribution of reserves, are important (2:46). Shares Capital: Essential for the exam (3:00). Debentures: Know all six cases and their entries (3:12). Cash Flow Statement: Focus on the three activities (investing, financing, and operating) and practice questions (3:25). Realisation Account and Revaluation Account: From the first book (4:01). Study Resources and Practice (4:53-6:02): School teachers: Utilize them for doubts if they are helpful. YouTube lectures: A good resource for clearing doubts. Question solving: Essential; accounts cannot be mastered without practice. Time-bounded questions: Practice solving questions within a time limit to improve time management and avoid calculation errors. Final Important Tips (6:28-7:58): Focus: Concentrate on the question you are currently solving to avoid errors (6:35). Self-study: Practice questions, solve PYQs, and do time-bounded practice on your own (6:54). Analysis: Track your progress, identify mistakes, and work on improving daily (7:09). PYQs (Previous Year Questions): After preparing a topic, solve all questions related to that topic from the past 3-4 years' papers (7:35)