Assam ASSEB Higher Secondary Finance study materials
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Assam ASSEB Higher Secondary Finance study plan

Assam ASSEB Higher Secondary Finance · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

Financial Statements and Ratio Analysis & Sources of Business Finance

  • Distinguish the three core financial statements and specify which line items feed each ratio category (liquidity, solvency, activity, profitability)

  • Compute current ratio, quick ratio, debt-equity ratio, inventory turnover, and net profit margin from a single set of given figures without looking at a formula sheet

  • Classify ten given funding instruments as long-term or short-term, and as owned or borrowed, and state one advantage and one limitation of each

  • Explain in your own words why retained earnings are an internal source while debentures are an external source of finance

Your checkpoint

A one-page ratio cheat sheet with formulas plus worked numeric examples, and a two-column table of at least ten sources of business finance classified by tenure and ownership

Week 2

Financial Statements and Ratio Analysis & Time Value of Money and Financial Mathematics

  • Interpret a given set of ratios to write three sentences on a firm's liquidity, leverage, and profitability position

  • Calculate simple interest, compound interest, and present value of a single sum and of an annuity using the standard formulas

  • Solve for the number of periods and for the interest rate in a compound interest problem by rearranging the formula

  • Apply the rule of 72 to estimate doubling time and verify the estimate against the exact compound formula

Your checkpoint

A solved problem set of at least fifteen financial mathematics questions, with each answer showing the formula, substitution, and final figure

Week 3

Capital Budgeting and Investment Decisions & Time Value of Money and Financial Mathematics

  • Compute payback period, discounted payback, net present value, and profitability index for a given project cash flow stream

  • Calculate internal rate of return by interpolation between two discount rates

  • Rank two mutually exclusive projects by NPV and by IRR and explain in writing why the rankings can conflict

  • Apply time value of money to discount each year's project cash inflow correctly, including salvage value in the terminal year

Your checkpoint

A capital budgeting workbook covering three projects with all four appraisal methods computed and a one-paragraph recommendation naming the preferred project and the decision criterion used

Week 4

Cost of Capital and Capital Structure & Financial Institutions and Markets

  • Compute the cost of debt after tax, the cost of preference shares, and the cost of equity using both the dividend growth model and the capital asset pricing model

  • Calculate the weighted average cost of capital from given component costs and capital weights

  • Explain the difference between the traditional approach and the Modigliani-Miller view of capital structure, and state the effect of each on firm value

  • Describe the primary market versus the secondary market and identify which functions are performed by a stock exchange

Your checkpoint

A WACC calculation sheet for one firm with all component costs shown, plus a 200-word comparison of capital structure theories

Week 5

Introduction to Finance and Financial System & Financial Institutions and Markets

  • Define finance, financial intermediation, and the flow of funds, and map how savings move from surplus units to deficit units

  • List the key regulators and institutions in the Indian financial system and state the specific function of each

  • Distinguish money market instruments from capital market instruments and give two examples of each with their typical maturities

  • Explain the role of SEBI and the Reserve Bank of India in investor protection and monetary stability

Your checkpoint

A labeled flow-of-funds diagram from savers to borrowers showing at least five intermediaries, plus a one-page institution-function reference table

Week 6

Working Capital Management & Banking and Financial Services

  • Compute the operating cycle and the cash conversion cycle from given receivable, inventory, and payable days

  • Estimate working capital requirement using the operating cycle method for a given firm

  • Compare the aggressive, conservative, and matching approaches to financing current assets and state the risk-return trade-off of each

  • Describe the main services offered by commercial banks and distinguish a bank overdraft from a cash credit facility

  • Outline the purpose of at least three non-bank financial services such as leasing, factoring, and bill discounting

Your checkpoint

A working capital estimation for a sample firm with the operating cycle, cash conversion cycle, and a recommended financing approach justified in three sentences

Week 7

Insurance and Risk Management & Personal Finance and Financial Planning

  • Define insurable risk and apply the criteria of insurable interest, utmost good faith, indemnity, and subrogation to three given scenarios

  • Distinguish life insurance from general insurance and identify the policy types suited to each of four stated needs

  • Build a personal budget that separates fixed from variable expenses and computes the monthly savings surplus

  • Set a SMART financial goal and compute the monthly investment needed to reach it using the future value of an annuity formula

  • Explain why an emergency fund and adequate health cover precede long-term equity investing in a personal plan

Your checkpoint

A one-page personal financial plan with a monthly budget, one computed goal amount, and an insurance coverage checklist

Week 8

Introduction to Finance and Financial System & Financial Institutions and Markets & Time Value of Money and Financial Mathematics & Sources of Business Finance & Financial Statements and Ratio Analysis & Capital Budgeting and Investment Decisions & Cost of Capital and Capital Structure & Working Capital Management & Banking and Financial Services & Insurance and Risk Management & Personal Finance and Financial Planning

  • Complete two full-length timed mock papers under exam conditions and score them against the marking scheme

  • Identify the three weakest domains from mock results and rework at least ten questions in each

  • Recite from memory the formulas for ratios, time value of money, cost of capital, and capital budgeting without reference

  • Review flagged and uncertain items and resolve each one to a confident answer or a written note

Your checkpoint

A scored mock-paper log showing domain-wise accuracy for both papers, a list of the three weakest domains, and a corrected error sheet with at least thirty revised items

Milestones

Week 2: Compute all four ratio categories and solve single-sum and annuity present value problems with at least 80 percent accuracy on a self-made ten-question test

Week 4: Produce a complete WACC for a sample firm and correctly rank two projects by NPV and IRR, explaining any conflict

Week 6: Estimate working capital requirement for a sample firm and correctly classify ten financial instruments and services by market and provider

Week 8: Score at least 70 percent on both timed mock papers with no domain below 60 percent accuracy