Say Goodbye to Confusion in Financial Decisions

 Hey Class 12 Champs! 👋

Many of you ask, “Do we really need to learn every explanation word by word?”
The answer is no! 😄

👉 First, read the chapter properly and understand the concept.
👉 Then jot down the headings and subheadings in a mind map (you already know how helpful that is!).
👉 For explanations, just remember key words or key lines — and write answers in your own words.

Sharing some amazing revision notes made by Himanshi Yadav (XII-H) on Factors Affecting Financial Decisions. (Chapter 10 - Financial Management)
They’re super useful for revision — short, neat, and to the point!

Try this method and you’ll never mix up points again during exams. 💪



Practice 3 questions - trading on equity

 

EPS Practice Worksheet

EPS Calculation Worksheet

Fill all fields and click Submit. Correct answers turn green , incorrect ones red , and step-by-step explanations appear below.

Question 1

ROI = 40%, Tax = 30%, Face Value = ₹100

Step / Case Case (a)
Equity: 50,00,000
Debentures: 0
Case (b)
Equity: 40,00,000
Debentures: 10,00,000 (20%)
Case (c)
Equity: 30,00,000
Debentures: 20,00,000 (20%)
Capital Employed (₹)
EBIT (₹)
Less: Interest (₹)
EBT (₹)
Less: Tax (₹)
EAT / PAT (₹)
EPS (₹/share)

Question 2

ROI = 20%, Tax = 40%, Face Value = ₹10

Step / Case Case (a)
Equity: 50,00,000
Debentures: 0
Case (b)
Equity: 40,00,000
Debentures: 10,00,000 (30%)
Case (c)
Equity: 30,00,000
Debentures: 20,00,000 (30%)
Capital Employed (₹)
EBIT (₹)
Less: Interest (₹)
EBT (₹)
Less: Tax (₹)
EAT / PAT (₹)
EPS (₹/share)

Question 3

EBIT = ₹2,00,000 (Given), Tax = 30%, Face Value = ₹10

Step / Case Case (a)
Equity: 10,00,000
Debentures: 0
Case (b)
Equity: 4,00,000
Debentures: 6,00,000 (30%)
Capital Employed (₹)
EBIT (₹)
Less: Interest (₹)
EBT (₹)
Less: Tax (₹)
EAT / PAT (₹)
EPS (₹/share)

Interactive Self-Test: Trading on Equity

Trading on Equity Worksheet

Trading on Equity - Worksheet

1.Fill in the missing values
2.Click Submit to check your answers
3.Check correct answers with explanation
4.Try again to improve your understanding

Company X Company Y Company Z Company W
Equity share capital
(Face value= Rs. 10)
10,00,000 4,00,000 3,00,000 5,00,000
10% Debentures 0 6,00,000 7,00,000 5,00,000
Total Capital Employed 10,00,000 10,00,000 10,00,000 10,00,000
EBIT (ROI 30%)
Less: Interest
EBT
Less: Tax (40%)
EAT (PAT)
EPS
(Rs/share)

Correct Answers & Explanations

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MCQ Price

 Dear students 

Try this Quiz on the topic of Price from the chapter Marketing 

Click on the Finish Button at bottom to check results 



Suggestive study plan for Business Studies Board Exam 2025

Dear Students,

As you prepare for your Business Studies Board exam on February 22, 2025, it's important to establish a clear and effective study plan. This blog provides chapter-wise resources( revision worksheets, interactive clickable mind maps, games, quizzes etc.) to help clarify your concepts; you can access these by clicking on the chapter tabs. Here are some strategies to help you optimize your revision process. Feel free to adapt them to suit your own learning style.

Constructive Revision Strategies: 1. Engage with Various Question Types: To deepen your understanding, practice a mix of direct, indirect, and application-based questions. Focus especially on those from the past 4-5 years of CBSE sample and board papers; these can provide valuable insights into the exam format. 2. Utilize Mind Maps: After reviewing each chapter, create mind maps that highlight key headings and subheadings. This technique not only aids in retaining information but also helps in visualizing the connections between different concepts. Click here 3. Identify and Address Challenges: While studying, keep a record of topics you find challenging. Underlining these stumbling blocks will guide you to concentrate on areas that require more attention during your revision. 4. Revise Picture-Based Questions: Don’t overlook picture-based questions, as they frequently appear in exams. Reviewing these can bolster your preparedness significantly. Click here 5. Practice with Sample Papers: Work through several sample papers, focusing on crafting concise answers with just headings and subheadings. This approach will clarify which topics still need more revision and reinforce your ability to recall essential information. 6. Thorough Review of NCERT: Make it a priority to read the NCERT textbook thoroughly. A considerable number of exam questions are based directly on the content found within NCERT. 7. Mix Up Your Revision: Conduct revisions that integrate various headings and subheadings. This mixed method will enhance your comprehension and retention of the material. Click here  By implementing these constructive strategies, you’ll be building a strong foundation for your exam preparation. Stay focused, and best of luck on your journey to success!

 Important resources

CBSE Papers: Click here

CBSE Sample papers: Click here  

CBSE Additional Sample papers: Click here  

You all know that presentation matters a lot in Business Studies Papers so do check the Model answer sheets from the CBSE Website. Click here 

You can also check the video on presentation tips Click here


Bonus tip:

In addition to the above, do check the detailed answer key made by me with a breakup of marks for different parts of answers, so that you can get a clear idea of the right way of presenting your paper.

CLICK HERE

Interactive Gameplay to master Trading procedures on a stock exchange (Chapter 10: Financial Market)

Dear Students

Play this interactive game to learn Trading procedures on a stock exchange. It is an important topic in Chapter 10: Financial Market . This game breaks down the complex processes into manageable steps, providing clear explanations alongside engaging challenges and quizzes.


Click on the bottom right icon to play the game fullscreen