
Introduction to Accounting is often one of the first challenges you face as a Class 11 Commerce student. You need to learn terms such as assets, liabilities, capital, revenue and expenses while understanding how businesses record their financial activities. If these concepts are unclear, solving transaction-based questions can become difficult.
PW videos help you build your Accountancy knowledge through simple explanations, business examples and chapter revision. As a Commerce student, you can start with basic terms, understand accounting concepts and then practise applying the accounting equation.
For a complete overview of the topics covered in the subject, refer to the Class 11 Accountancy syllabus.
This one-shot video covers the meaning, definitions, process, characteristics, objectives, functions, advantages and limitations of accounting. It also introduces financial, cost and management accounting, along with the differences between bookkeeping, accounting and accountancy. You will revise qualitative characteristics, users of accounting information, single-entry and double-entry systems, and basic accounting terms through examples.
If you need to revise the complete chapter before a school test, this video brings the main topics together in one lesson. Use it to review concepts, recall important definitions and identify areas that need more practice.
This one-shot video focuses on the relationship between assets, liabilities and capital. It covers how business transactions affect these elements, along with profit, loss, income, expenses, drawings, opening and closing capital, and additional capital. Examples include cash and credit purchases, sales and outstanding expenses.
If you understand accounting definitions but find it difficult to apply them to transactions, this video can help you connect theory with practical questions. Watch it while practising examples on paper, then move to Recording of Transactions I to build your understanding of transaction recording.
This video covers the basic vocabulary you need for Class 11 Accountancy, including entity, transaction, assets, liabilities, capital, sales, revenue, expenses and the accounting period. It also explains types of assets and liabilities, profit, gain, loss, drawings, goods, debtors and creditors. If you often confuse similar terms while writing answers, use this video to revise their meanings and differences. Make short notes while watching and add one example for each term. This will help you recall definitions more easily and use the correct accounting terms in school tests and written answers.
If you are new to Commerce, this introductory video helps you begin Class 11 Accountancy step by step. It introduces the subject, the chapter-wise study plan, basic accounting terms, the business entity concept, transactions and journal entries. It also introduces essential notes for starting the subject.
You can watch this video before moving to detailed chapter explanations, especially if accounting terms and entries are new to you. Follow the lesson with textbook reading and short practice questions to check your understanding. A steady start can make later topics, such as recording transactions, easier to learn.
This video revises the business entity, accounting period, money measurement and going concern concepts. It also covers transactions, assets, liabilities, capital, drawings, sales, revenue, expenses, profit, loss, goods, debtors, creditors, stock, inventory, receivables and payables.
The video also explains the differences between accounting, accountancy and bookkeeping before introducing double-entry bookkeeping. Watch it when you need to connect basic definitions with the principles behind accounting. Revising these ideas can help you understand later chapters and prepare for topics such as the theory base of accounting.
These five PW videos help Class 11 Commerce students learn accounting basics, revise important terms and understand the accounting equation. Start with the introductory lesson, revise key concepts and practise transaction-based questions to strengthen your Accountancy preparation. You can also use the Class 11 Accountancy notes alongside the videos to review concepts and prepare for school examinations.
