About this program
CUET (UG) is the single gateway to undergraduate admission in many central, state, deemed and private universities. For Commerce students, a strong score in Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics, English and the General Aptitude Test can open the doors to B.Com, BBA, BMS, Economics and many other programmes.
The test is conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) in computer-based mode with multiple-choice questions. Domain subject papers are based on the NCERT Class 12 syllabus, so our program builds concepts chapter by chapter, then turns them into speed and accuracy through MCQ drills, sectional tests and full-length mock tests.
Details to know
Papers covered
What you'll learn
- Cover the complete NTA CUET syllabus — Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics, English and the General Aptitude Test
- Understand every Class 12 NCERT chapter that CUET domain papers are based on
- Solve Accountancy numericals and ratio / cash flow questions quickly in MCQ form
- Crack statement-based, assertion-reason and application-based MCQs in Business Studies and Economics
- Build speed and accuracy in Quantitative, Logical and Analytical Reasoning
- Stay updated with current affairs and general knowledge through monthly capsules
- Practise full-length CBT-style mock tests with section-wise analysis
- Plan subject combinations and target universities with expert guidance
Skills you'll gain
Study material & resources
Complete syllabus coverage
Partnership firms, company accounts and financial statement analysis from the Class 12 NCERT — practised in fast, accurate MCQ and numerical form for CUET.
Unit 1Part A · Accounting for Partnership Firms — Fundamentals6 topics
- Nature of partnership and partnership deed
- Fixed and fluctuating capital
- Profit and loss appropriation account
- Interest on capital and drawings, salary and commission
- Guarantee to a partner and past adjustments
- Goodwill: nature, factors and valuation methods
Unit 2Reconstitution — Change in Profit-Sharing Ratio & Admission of a Partner5 topics
- Sacrificing ratio and gaining ratio
- Goodwill treatment on reconstitution
- Revaluation of assets and liabilities
- Accumulated profits, reserves and losses
- Adjustment of capitals and new balance sheet
Unit 3Reconstitution — Retirement / Death of a Partner4 topics
- Gaining ratio and new profit-sharing ratio
- Goodwill and revaluation
- Amount due to retiring / deceased partner
- Executor’s account and payment in instalments
Unit 4Dissolution of a Partnership Firm4 topics
- Modes of dissolution
- Order of settlement of accounts
- Realisation account
- Partners’ capital and cash / bank account
Unit 5Accounting for Share Capital5 topics
- Types of shares and share capital
- Issue of shares at par, premium and discount
- Over-subscription and under-subscription
- Calls in advance / arrears
- Forfeiture and re-issue of shares
Unit 6Issue and Redemption of Debentures5 topics
- Types and features of debentures
- Issue at par, premium and discount
- Issue for consideration other than cash and as collateral security
- Writing off loss on issue of debentures
- Redemption of debentures (overview)
Unit 7Part B · Financial Statements of a Company4 topics
- Objectives of financial statements
- Statement of Profit and Loss (Schedule III format)
- Balance sheet: major heads and sub-heads
- Preparation with adjustments
Unit 8Analysis of Financial Statements3 topics
- Meaning, significance and limitations
- Comparative and common-size statements
- Tools of financial analysis
Unit 9Accounting Ratios4 topics
- Liquidity ratios: current, quick
- Solvency ratios: debt-equity, proprietary, interest coverage
- Activity ratios: inventory, debtors, creditors, working capital turnover
- Profitability ratios: gross / net profit, operating ratio, return on investment
Unit 10Cash Flow Statement3 topics
- Cash and cash equivalents
- Operating, investing and financing activities
- Preparation of cash flow statement (indirect method)
Unit 11Computerised Accounting (as listed by NTA)4 topics
- Overview of computerised accounting system
- Using computerised accounting software
- Database management system for accounting
- Fast MCQ practice on concepts and terminology
Class 12 NCERT Business Studies — principles of management plus finance and marketing — with application-based and statement-type MCQ practice.
Unit 1Nature and Significance of Management4 topics
- Concept, objectives and importance of management
- Nature: science, art and profession
- Levels and functions of management
- Coordination
Unit 2Principles of Management3 topics
- Fayol’s principles of management
- Taylor’s scientific management
- Comparison of Fayol and Taylor
Unit 3Business Environment3 topics
- Concept and importance
- Dimensions: economic, social, technological, political, legal
- Demonetisation and GST (overview)
Unit 4Planning3 topics
- Importance and limitations
- Planning process
- Types of plans: objectives, strategy, policy, procedure, method, rule, programme, budget
Unit 5Organising4 topics
- Concept and process of organising
- Functional and divisional structure
- Formal vs informal organisation
- Delegation and decentralisation
Unit 6Staffing3 topics
- Concept and importance of staffing
- Recruitment, selection, training and development
- On-the-job and off-the-job training methods
Unit 7Directing3 topics
- Motivation: Maslow’s hierarchy, financial and non-financial incentives
- Leadership: styles and qualities
- Communication: types and barriers
Unit 8Controlling3 topics
- Concept and importance of controlling
- Planning-controlling relationship
- Control process and techniques
Unit 9Financial Management3 topics
- Role and objectives of financial management
- Financial decisions: investment, financing, dividend
- Capital structure, fixed and working capital
Unit 10Financial Markets4 topics
- Money market and capital market
- Primary and secondary market
- Stock exchange and trading procedure
- SEBI: objectives and functions
Unit 11Marketing Management4 topics
- Marketing and its functions
- Marketing mix: product, price, place, promotion
- Branding, labelling, packaging
- Channels of distribution and promotion tools
Unit 12Consumer Protection4 topics
- Consumer rights and responsibilities
- Consumer Protection Act, 2019
- Redressal agencies and relief
- Consumer awareness and organisations
Microeconomics, Macroeconomics and Indian Economic Development — tuned for CUET with concept clarity, diagram understanding and quick numerical MCQs.
Unit 1Part A · Introductory Microeconomics — Consumer, Demand & Elasticity4 topics
- Central problems of an economy, PPC, opportunity cost
- Utility analysis and indifference curve
- Demand, law of demand and its determinants
- Elasticity of demand and its measurement
Unit 2Introductory Microeconomics — Producer, Supply & Markets6 topics
- Production function, returns to factor and returns to scale
- Cost and revenue concepts
- Supply, law of supply and elasticity of supply
- Perfect competition and price determination
- Simple applications: price ceiling and floor
- Other market forms (overview)
Unit 3Part B · Introductory Macroeconomics — National Income & Money5 topics
- Macroeconomics: basic concepts, circular flow
- National income aggregates and methods of estimation
- Nominal vs real GDP, GDP and welfare
- Money: functions, supply, banking and credit creation
- RBI and instruments of monetary policy
Unit 4Macroeconomics — Income Determination, Budget & Open Economy5 topics
- Aggregate demand and aggregate supply
- Consumption, saving, investment and multiplier
- Excess and deficient demand
- Government budget: receipts, expenditure, deficits
- Balance of payments and foreign exchange rate
Unit 5Part C · Indian Economic Development — 1947–90 & Reforms since 19914 topics
- Economy on the eve of independence
- Five Year Plans: goals
- Agriculture, industry and foreign trade
- Liberalisation, privatisation and globalisation: impact
Unit 6Indian Economic Development — Current Challenges & Comparison4 topics
- Human capital formation
- Rural development and employment
- Infrastructure and sustainable development
- India vs Pakistan and China: development indicators
The General Test that opens up most Commerce and management programmes — general knowledge, current affairs, mental ability and quantitative reasoning, practised with timed sets.
Unit 1General Knowledge & Current Affairs5 topics
- Static general knowledge: history, geography, polity, economy, science
- National and international current affairs
- Awards, sports, books and important days
- Budget, economy and business news
- Revision with monthly current-affairs capsules
Unit 2General Mental Ability5 topics
- Series, analogy and classification
- Coding-decoding and blood relations
- Direction sense and ranking
- Venn diagrams and syllogism
- Puzzles and seating arrangement (basic)
Unit 3Numerical Ability5 topics
- Number system, HCF and LCM
- Percentage, ratio and proportion
- Profit, loss and discount
- Simple and compound interest
- Time, speed, distance and work
Unit 4Quantitative Reasoning4 topics
- Arithmetic and algebra (basic)
- Geometry and mensuration
- Statistics: average, mean, median, mode
- Data interpretation: tables and graphs
Unit 5Logical and Analytical Reasoning4 topics
- Statements and conclusions, assumptions, arguments
- Logical deduction and inference
- Analytical puzzles and critical reasoning
- Speed-building with timed practice sets
Section IA language test — reading comprehension, verbal ability and literary aptitude — built through daily passage and vocabulary practice.
Unit 1Reading Comprehension4 topics
- Factual, narrative and literary passages
- Main idea, inference and tone
- Vocabulary in context
- Reading speed and accuracy techniques
Unit 2Verbal Ability4 topics
- Rearranging jumbled sentences
- Synonyms, antonyms and one-word substitution
- Idioms and phrases
- Fill in the blanks and cloze passages
Unit 3Grammar & Usage4 topics
- Error spotting and sentence correction
- Tenses, subject-verb agreement, articles, prepositions
- Active-passive and direct-indirect speech
- Determiners and modals
Unit 4Literary Aptitude & General Awareness4 topics
- Authors, books and literary movements
- Literary terms and figures of speech
- Well-known works and poets
- Quick revision of Class 12 English texts
Topics follow the NCERT Class 12 structure on which NTA bases the CUET domain papers; the General Test and language topics follow the NTA syllabus. We update the plan as soon as NTA publishes the syllabus for each new session.
CUET vs Board exam — how we prepare you
| Board Exam | CUET (UG) | |
|---|---|---|
| Syllabus base | Class 12 board syllabus (CBSE / ISC) | Domain papers based on NCERT Class 12 syllabus; plus language test and General Test |
| Conducted by | CBSE / CISCE | National Testing Agency (NTA) |
| Question type | Short and long written answers, case studies | Multiple-choice questions (MCQs) in computer-based test mode |
| What matters | Depth of answer, presentation, step marking | Speed, accuracy, concept clarity and elimination of wrong options |
| Subjects | Fixed subject combination | Choose language, domain subjects and General Test as per the university / course requirement |
| Our focus | Board-style answer writing | Chapter-wise MCQ drills, timed sectional tests and full CBT mocks |
Note: Exam pattern, number of questions, duration and marking scheme are decided by NTA each session; we update the plan as per the latest official information bulletin on cuet.nta.nic.in.
Your preparation roadmap
Complete reading of Class 12 NCERT for Accountancy, Business Studies and Economics; English and GAT basics.
Chapter-wise teaching with topic-wise MCQ sets, statement-based and assertion-reason questions.
Quantitative, logical and verbal reasoning with timed sets; weekly current-affairs capsules.
Complete revision, formula and concept sheets, previous year paper practice.
Full-length CBT mocks, performance analysis, weak-area correction and speed drills.
Last-month strategy, exam-day tips and guidance on university and course selection.
Why students choose Ayaan Education
Frequently asked questions
What is CUET and who conducts it?
CUET (UG) is the Common University Entrance Test conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) for admission to undergraduate programmes in participating central, state, deemed and private universities.
Which CUET subjects does this program cover?
Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics, English (language test) and the General Aptitude Test — the combination most Commerce, BBA, B.Com and management programmes ask for.
Is the CUET domain syllabus the same as Class 12?
Yes. NTA bases the domain subject papers on the NCERT Class 12 syllabus. Our teaching follows the same chapters, practised in MCQ format with speed and accuracy techniques.
What about the General Aptitude Test?
The General Test covers general knowledge, current affairs, general mental ability, numerical ability, quantitative reasoning and logical and analytical reasoning. We run separate classes and timed practice sets for it.
Can I prepare for boards and CUET together?
Yes. Since the CUET domain syllabus is based on Class 12, board preparation and CUET preparation support each other. We add MCQ practice and mock tests on top of the board syllabus.
How can I enrol?
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