The Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com) program is designed to give students a solid grounding in accounting, finance, economics, business law and management. After two years of study, the final examination can feel overwhelming, especially when the syllabus covers a wide range of topics. One of the most effective ways to focus your revision is by working through selected questions that reflect the pattern, difficulty and distribution of marks in the actual paper.
This page provides a concise yet thorough guide to using selected questions, explains why they matter, and supplies sample items for the core subjects most students encounter in a B.Com program. By following the steps outlined below, you can turn a massive syllabus into a manageable set of practice exercises that build confidence and improve performance.
The XYZ Ltd. has the following information for the year ended 31December 2025:
a) Prepare a Statement of Profit or Loss using the accrual basis.
b) Explain two reasons why the gross profit margin is an important indicator for management.
A partnership firm, Green & Co., entered into a written agreement with a supplier for the delivery of goods worth $50,000 on credit. The contract contains a clause that any dispute shall be resolved through arbitration in the city of Mumbai. Six months later, the supplier sues the firm in a court in Delhi for nonpayment, claiming the arbitration clause is void.
Discuss the legal position of the parties with reference to the Indian Contract Act and the Arbitration and Conciliation Act. Include in your answer the effect of the arbitration clause and the possible remedies available to the supplier.
A firm produces a single product with the following cost function:
TC(Q) = 20 + 5Q 0.1Q + 0.02Q, where Q is output in units. The market price is $30 per unit.
a) Determine the profitmaximising output level.
b) Explain how a change in market price to $35 would affect the firms shortrun supply curve.
c) Discuss two external factors that could shift the firms cost curve upward.
A sample of 40 sales transactions from a retail store gave a mean transaction value of $75 with a standard deviation of $12. Assuming the transaction values are normally distributed, calculate:
Selected questions are more than a simple collection of practice problems; they are a strategic roadmap that aligns your study effort with the examiners expectations. By integrating the steps and sample exercises outlined above, you can develop a focused, efficient revision plan that sharpens both knowledge and exam technique. Remember to keep a steady pace, reflect on each attempt, and continuously refine your answers. With disciplined practice, the B.Com final exam becomes a manageable challenge rather than an insurmountable obstacle.
