Class 12 Commerce Endgame Board Exams Series

"Avengers: The Endgame" series offers a focused, 30-day intensive revision program designed to equip Class 12 Commerce students for their upcoming board exams. This initiative provides comprehensive, exam-oriented support for core subjects, guiding students through a structured preparation process to build confidence and ensure optimal performance.

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Analysis of Student Preparation Levels

The series is meticulously crafted to support diverse student needs, categorizing them into three main groups:

Category 1: The Unstarted Student

• These students have yet to begin serious preparation. The program aims to initiate their focus and provide a clear starting point.

Category 2: The Inconsistent Student

• This group has fragmented understanding due to unstable preparation, covering some topics well while struggling with others.

Category 3: The Application-Deficient Student

• Students who have completed the syllabus but face challenges in applying knowledge. Common struggles include:

• Inability to write answers correctly in the exam format.

• Difficulty solving numerical problems in Accountancy (e.g., passing entries, matching the balance sheet).

• Failure to crack case studies in Business Studies.

• Inability to properly explain diagrams in Economics.

The series functions as a "Zero to Hero" program, providing a defined plan to overcome these specific academic hurdles. (Analogy: The faculty team acts as "The Avengers," the board exams are "Thanos," and the series is the "Endgame" plan for student success.)

Series Structure and Logistics

This intensive, exam-oriented revision program follows a precise schedule and scope:

• Program Name: Avengers: The Endgame Series

• Start Date: 11th January

• Duration: 30 days

• Total Time Commitment (Core Subjects): 30 hours across 30 days, emphasizing smart, focused sessions.

• Platform: All classes will be live on the PW Commerce Wala Class 12th YouTube channel.

• Content Focus:

• Full unit-wise revision of core subjects.

• Exam-oriented content including important questions, gas papers, and warm-up sessions.

• Supporting Materials: Class notes will be available for free on the PW mobile app within the "Vishwas Commerce Batch."

• Session Timings: All live sessions are scheduled from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM.

Core Subject Revision Plan: Accounts, BST and Economics

The plan provides a day-wise, marks-wise, and subject-wise breakdown for the three core commerce subjects, each carrying 80 marks.

1. Accountancy (Instructor: Manish Mahajan)

Total Allotment: 8 Days, 12 Hours

Objective: Cover the full 80-mark syllabus, focusing on building momentum for board exams.

Schedule:

• Jan 17: Partnership Fundamentals & Goodwill (Approx. 8 marks of the 36-mark Partnership unit).

• Jan 18: Change in PSR & Admission of a Partner.

• Jan 27: Retirement & Death of a Partner (Approx. 8 marks).

• Jan 28: Dissolution of a Partnership Firm. (Completes the 36-mark Partnership unit).

• Jan 29: Company Accounts: Shares & Debentures (Covers the 24-mark second book).

• Feb 5, 6, 7: Book 3: Financial Statement Analysis, including Tools, Ratio Analysis, and Cash Flow Statement (Covers the 20-mark third book).

2. Economics (Instructors: Love Sir & Neha Jangid)

Total Allotment: 6 Days, 9 Hours

Objective: Cover the full 80-mark syllabus, bifurcated into Macroeconomics and Indian Economic Development.

Schedule (Macroeconomics - Love Sir):

• Jan 11: Money & Banking, Government Budget, Foreign Exchange & BOP. (Total 18 marks).

• Jan 12: Determination of Income & Employment (AD-AS). (Covers 12 marks).

• Jan 19: National Income Accounting.

Schedule (Indian Economic Development - Neha Jangid):

• Jan 24: Chapters 1-3: Indian Economy on the Eve of Independence, Indian Economy (1950-1990), and Economic Reforms since 1991. (Covers 12 marks).

• Jan 25: Chapters on Human Capital Formation, Rural Development, Employment, and Environment & Sustainable Development. (Covers 20 marks).

• Date TBD: Final Chapter: Comparative Development Experiences of India and its Neighbours. (Covers 8 marks).

3. Business Studies (Instructor: Anurag Sir)

Total Allotment: 5 Days, 7.5 Hours

Objective: Cover the full 80-mark syllabus with a special focus on case studies, keywords, and memory techniques.

Schedule (All sessions 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM):

• Jan 14: First three chapters (Basics/Foundations). (Covers 16 marks).

• Jan 15: Planning & Organising. (Part of a 14-mark unit).

• Jan 21: Staffing, Directing, & Controlling. (Covers 20 marks).

• Jan 22: Financial Management & Financial Markets. (Covers 15 marks).

• Feb 1: Marketing & Consumer Protection. (Covers 15 marks).

Plan for Additional Subjects

The series also includes structured support for other important subjects:

English (Instructor: Divya Ma'am)

• Jan 13: Flamingo (Book 1).

• Jan 20: Vistas (Book 2).

• Sessions cover all chapters, stories, and poems, with a one-week gap for self-study.

Mathematics (Core & Applied)

• Content includes full revision of important topics, practice questions, case studies, and dedicated marathons.

Other Subjects:

• Support for Physical Education and Hindi is also part of the overall plan.

The Recommended Study Process for Online Learning

To maximize learning outcomes, the faculty outlines a structured process, contrasting it with common student errors:

Correct, Full-Proof Process:

1. Attend Live Class: Actively participate in the session.

2. Review Notes: Access and review the provided class notes after the session.

3. Revise with One-Shots: Use existing one-shot videos for deeper conceptual revision.

4. Practice: Complete homework and practice questions.

5. Attend Marathons: Utilize marathons as a final, comprehensive review before the exam.

6. Self-Study: Integrate all the above with dedicated self-study time.

Common Mistakes Leading to Poor Performance:

• Mistake 1 (High Risk): Attending class and then directly appearing for the exam without follow-up revision or practice.

• Mistake 2 (Average/Below-Average Performance): Completing the syllabus and jumping directly to marathons without intermediate revision, note-making, or practice, lacking a systematic foundation.

The Avengers: The Endgame series guides students through the correct, full-proof process over the 30-day period.