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June 2024 BCOC-138

The document is an examination paper for the Bachelor of Commerce (General) program, specifically for the Cost Accounting course. It includes instructions for the exam structure, questions on cost accounting definitions, methods, and practical applications such as store ledger accounts and cost apportionment. The exam is divided into two sections, with Section A requiring all questions to be attempted and Section B allowing for the selection of three questions.

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June 2024 BCOC-138

The document is an examination paper for the Bachelor of Commerce (General) program, specifically for the Cost Accounting course. It includes instructions for the exam structure, questions on cost accounting definitions, methods, and practical applications such as store ledger accounts and cost apportionment. The exam is divided into two sections, with Section A requiring all questions to be attempted and Section B allowing for the selection of three questions.

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BACHELOR OF COMMERCE

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BCOC-138 : COST ACCOUNTING

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1. Define ‘Cost Accounting’. State its main objects.


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2. What are the different methods of costing ?

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4. From the ahead transactions, prepare a Store


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Ledger Account using FIFO method of material

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1st July 2023 Opening 1000 units


Stock @ ` 40
4th July, 2023 Received 400 units @ ` 42

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6th July, 2023 Issued 1200 units

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8th July, 2023 Received 1600 units @ ` 48

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13th July, 2023 Issued 600 units

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Departments (Stores and Time Keeping). 20


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costing records of the company :


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Rent 4,000
Maintenance 2,400
Depreciation 1,800
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Lighting 400
Insurance 2,000
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Employees contribution to Provident


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Energy 3,600
Supervision 6,000

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wage (`) 16,000 12,000 8,000 4,000

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costs to various departments.

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December 2022 : 20
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Cost of machine – ` 64,000


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Scrap value – ` 4,000

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Repair and maintenance over the life periods of

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this machine ` 1,000 for December 2022 power

consumed by the machine at ` 0.60 per unit,

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` 1,200 per month. The machine consumes

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10 units of power per hour.

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Delhi and Chandigarh and back for 10 days in a

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Chandigarh is 150 kms. The bus competes the
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trip from Delhi and Chandigarh and will be

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another 10 days. The distance between Delhi to


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Agra is 120 kilometerers. This trip is completed

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operation it runs in the local city. Daily


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distance covered is 40 kms. Calculate the


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charge made by the owner who want to earn

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is as under : Cost of bus ` 2,40,000; Driver’s

salary ` 10,000 per month, Insurance ` 1,680

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per annum, Depreciation 20% per annum,

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Diesel consumption of 4 kilometre per litre

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annum, lubricant ` 10 per 100 kilometres.

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Permit fee ` 284 per month, Normal capacity 50

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capacity when it goes to Chandigarh and 80%


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when it goes to Agra. It is always full when it

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Process Process Process

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Direct Expenses 300 100 ----

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