CBSE Class 12 Accountancy Question Bank 2026-27
Practise the full CBSE Class 12 Accountancy paper, chapter by chapter, with 333 independently authored questions covering all six chapters and the complete 80-mark theory syllabus, Subject Code 055.
Every chapter follows the same six-section structure: Section A multiple choice, Section B very short answer, Section C short answer, Section D long answer at 6 marks, Section E HOTS and case studies, and Section F additional practice MCQs. Fifty-five questions a chapter, fifty-eight in the last, and every one carries a fully worked solution.
What’s inside:
333 questions across 6 chapters, authored for Future Topper
139 MCQs, each with an explanation that names the trap the other options are set to catch
61 very short answer and 61 short answer questions with working shown line by line
19 long answer questions at 6 marks, with complete P&L Appropriation Accounts, Revaluation Accounts, Realisation Accounts, Capital Accounts and Schedule III Balance Sheets
53 HOTS and case study questions, including dual-guarantee distributions, hidden goodwill, forfeiture where the premium was only partly received, and ratio reconstruction from incomplete data
Shaded notes throughout flagging the errors that cost the most marks: profit on realisation sitting on the debit side, Share Capital debited with the amount called up rather than the amount received, Debt-Equity using long-term debt only
Current treatments stated explicitly, including discount on issue of debentures written off in the year of allotment, proposed dividend not recognised as a liability under AS-4 (Revised), and DDT no longer computed
Out-of-syllabus topics deliberately excluded and named in the preface: piecemeal distribution, sale of the firm to a company, insolvency of partners, and redemption of debentures
Chapters covered: Accounting for Partnership Firms — Fundamentals (55) · Reconstitution and Dissolution of Partnership Firm (55) · Accounting for Companies — Share Capital and Debentures (55) · Financial Statements of a Company (55) · Cash Flow Statement (55) · Analysis of Financial Statements (58)
Unit weightage: Partnership Firms 36 marks · Companies 24 marks · Analysis of Financial Statements 12 marks · Cash Flow Statement 8 marks
How to use it: Attempt every question before reading the answer, since a worked solution you have not struggled with first teaches very little. Read the explanation under each MCQ even when you answered correctly. For journal entries and ledger accounts, foot both columns and confirm that debits equal credits before moving on. Leave the HOTS questions until the rest of the chapter is finished. Work one chapter at a time rather than skipping between them.
Closing: Ideal for Class 12 Commerce students targeting 90+ in Accountancy. CBSE awards marks for steps, not only for the final figure, so every solution here shows the steps.
Independent educational practice material. Not affiliated with or endorsed by CBSE or NCERT. The term CBSE is used only to indicate alignment with the Class 12 Accountancy curriculum, Subject Code 055.
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Reviews
Reconstitution and Dissolution is the highest-weightage CBSE chapter and this question bank gives it the most thorough coverage. Every reconstitution scenario is covered across multiple question types.
Capital accounts fixed and fluctuating interest on capital and drawings and profit sharing ratios are all covered across all six question types. Chapter 1 is extremely thorough and well-designed.
Six chapters aligned with the CBSE exam structure with 55 plus questions per chapter across every question type. MCQ explanations HOTS and case studies all included. Outstanding preparation resource.
Worked explanations for every MCQ teach you why the correct answer is right rather than just what it is. This depth of MCQ explanation is something I had never seen in other Accountancy resources.
Realisation Account and partners' capital account in dissolution are covered with complete workings. Piecemeal distribution and insolvency are correctly excluded as they are outside CBSE syllabus.
Higher-Order Thinking Skills questions at the end of each chapter push preparation beyond standard MCQ and definition-level answers. These are exactly the type of questions that appear in CBSE boards.
Change in profit sharing ratio calculation of sacrificing and gaining ratios with complete working notes are covered across multiple scenarios in Chapter 2. Very thorough ratio coverage throughout.
Ratio analysis in Chapter 6 covers liquidity solvency profitability and activity ratios with both calculation and interpretation questions. Very good preparation for this frequently tested chapter.
Piecemeal distribution insolvency of partners and redemption of debentures are correctly excluded as they are outside CBSE syllabus. This accuracy in syllabus alignment is reassuring and important.
Indirect method starts with net profit and adjusts for non-cash items and working capital changes. Chapter 5 shows these adjustments step by step in every numerical. Finally understood the method.