Accountancy Class 11 Ts Grewal |top| May 2026

Read NCERT for theory → Solve T.S. Grewal for practice → Refer to the solved illustrations for doubt clearance. Report prepared by: Academic Analyst, Commerce Education Division Based on: T.S. Grewal, Double Entry Book Keeping (Financial Accounting) , Latest CBSE Edition (2024-25) Date of report: [Current Date – e.g., April 14, 2026] End of Report

| Month | Chapters to Cover | Practice focus | |-------|------------------|----------------| | April | Ch 1, 2, 3 | Theory notes + definitions | | May | Ch 4, 5, 6 | Accounting equation (50 problems) | | June | Ch 7, 8 (Journal) | Compound entries, trade discount | | July | Ch 9 (Ledger), Ch 10 (Subsidiary books) | Posting, special purpose books | | August | Ch 11 (Cash Book), Ch 12 (BRS) | Triple column cash book, BRS from overdraft | | September | Revision + Half-yearly exams | Solve 5 sample papers | | October | Ch 13 (Trial Balance), Ch 14 (Depreciation) | SLM vs. WDV numericals | | November | Ch 15 (Provisions), Ch 16 (Bills of Exchange) | Renewal & dishonor cases | | December | Ch 17 (Rectification of Errors) | Suspense account problems | | January | Ch 18, 19 (Financial Statements with adjustments) | Trading & P&L A/c, Balance Sheet | | February | Ch 20 (Incomplete Records) | Conversion method | | March | Full syllabus revision | T.S. Grewal’s unsolved problems + CBSE sample papers | accountancy class 11 ts grewal

Subject: Accountancy (Code 055) Target Class: 11 (Commerce Stream) Primary Reference: T.S. Grewal’s Double Entry Book Keeping (Volumes 1 & 2) Focus Curriculum: CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education) & State Boards following NCERT guidelines. 1. Executive Summary T.S. Grewal’s Double Entry Book Keeping for Class 11 is the most widely adopted reference textbook in India for introductory financial accounting. Unlike a single NCERT textbook, T.S. Grewal offers a two-volume set (Vol. 1: Accounting for Not-for-Profit Organisations & Partnership Firms – wait, careful: For Class 11, it strictly covers Financial Accounting fundamentals; partnership is Class 12). Correction : For Class 11, the standard T.S. Grewal book is titled “Double Entry Book Keeping (Financial Accounting)” . Read NCERT for theory → Solve T