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My videos should be used to learn the basics. The real magic is in practice.

Correct!

That is amazing! All the very best! Which college are you from?

Thank you so much for your feedback!

45800-36900+1200-4500

You're welcome Abhishek! Let me know how it goes

Thank you so much, Shrey!

That's amazing! Congratulations! Super happy for you! 😁 Which college are you from?

​@@TheAptitudeGuySeshadripuram college, Bangalore

Thanks Pavan! All the best! Do share the videos with your juniors. Which college are you from?

Bro do u get placed??....iam a recent mcom graduate with no experience. Plz share ur qualification and do u hve any experience?...it helps me a lot😊

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It might create unnecessary echo and feedback. I wouldn't recommend.

1. **Likely loss on a contract of $25,000**: This is a definite expected loss. According to the prudence concept, losses should be recognized as soon as they are foreseeable. Therefore, this amount should be deducted from the profit. 2. **Possible Court ruling in favor of the company leading to an increase in profits by $10,000**: This is a potential gain. According to the prudence concept, gains should only be recognized when they are realized or virtually certain. Since this is just a possibility, it should not be included in the profit figure. 3. **Possible Court ruling against the company resulting in damages between $5,000 to $15,000**: Similar to the previous point, since this is a contingent loss, it should only be recognized if it is probable and can be reasonably estimated. Since it is uncertain whether this will occur, it typically would not be included in the profit figure at this stage. ### Calculation of Revised Profit: - Initial Profit: $500,000 - Less: Likely loss on a contract: -$25,000 - Possible gains from court ruling: $0 (not recognized) - Possible losses from court ruling: $0 (not recognized) ### Revised Profit Figure: \[ \text{Revised Profit} = 500,000 - 25,000 = 475,000 \] Thus, the correct revised profit figure, after considering the likely loss, is **$475,000**.

50000 shares jan 1 5% dividend which is 50000×5÷100=2500 Know he had 50000+2500=52500 shares Two for one stock Where 52500×2=105000

I've already mentioned all my hints in my videos, Megha. Watch them, and revise your basics. That's the best you can do. All the best! Please come back and let me know how the test went. 😁

This is amazing! Congratulations Ayush! Which college are you from? Also, if you could list down the questions you were asked, that would be great!

This is amazing! Congratulations Pravin! Which college are you from? Also, if you could list down the questions you were asked, that would be great!

@@TheAptitudeGuy could please share your mail id I have lots of questions collected from my friends too in a image.share your mail id.

Great! Please share the same to theaptitudeguy@gmail.com

@@BCOPravin Brother i have my interview scheduled this Friday can you please share to me too?

Great! Please share the same to theaptitudeguy@gmail.com

That's amazing buddy! Congratulations! 😁 Can you please mention the questions asked to you during the interviews? Thanks!

@TheAptitudeGuy all basic questions related to accountancy like depreciation, working capital, some projects I have worked on , summer internship, hobbies , strength and weakness. Basically we need to be confident while giving the interview

@@MOJO_345 how was the hr round? basically was there any questions related to finance?

@kumarrishikesh2240 in my case HR round was basic question related to me and my experiences, but in my fellow mates case some Hr interviewer did ask question related to finance, my technical round was complete technical base , I was being asked about accounting and finance and Final round was about my hobbies , internship related questions, projects.

Congratulations, buddy! 😁 Could you please post the interview questions you were asked? That would help a lot of people.

Yeah you’re right

Yes. For the same job profile.

Your welcome buddy!😁

Why do you think so?

Congratulations Kritika! Super happy for you! 😁 Could you please list the questions asked to you during the interviews? Thanks!

Yaa sure.. Round 1 Tell me about yourself Are you ready to relocate About sip Family background Certifications Round 2 Depreciation Amortization Depletion Accounting principles, concepts Repo rate, reverse repo rate What is tax Types of tax Break even point Margin of safety Difference between accounting and auditing Deffered tax Balance sheet Cash flow Elements of financial statements Excel Question Scenario based question Where you see yourself after 5 years Why this job role Round 3 Golden rule Journal entries Scenario based question Future plans Why this job role?

Hey did you have any professional certifications that helped you throughout or any other important information you want to provide to me ,this week I'm also going to give interview

@@kritika773 hi

@@kritika773 was they for on campus placement