BCOC-138 COST ACCOUNTING in English Solved Assignment 2025

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BCOC-138 COST ACCOUNTING
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COURSE CODE : BCOC – 138
COURSE TITLE : COST ACCOUNTING
ASSIGNMENT CODE : BCOC – 138/TMA/2025
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BCOC-138 COST ACCOUNTING Solved Assignment 2025

COURSE CODE : BCOC – 138
COURSE TITLE : COST ACCOUNTING
ASSIGNMENT CODE : BCOC – 138/TMA/2025
COVERAGE : ALL BLOCKS

Title NameBCOC-138 Solved Assignment 2025
UniversityIGNOU
Service TypeSolved Assignment (Soft copy/PDF)
CourseBCOMG
Language English
Semester2025 Course: B.Com(G) CBCS
SessionValid from 1st January 2025 to 31st December 2025
Short Name BCOC-138
Assignment CodeBCOC – 138/TMA/2025
ProductAssignment of BCOMG 2025 (IGNOU)
Submission DateJune Term End Examination: 15th March
December Term End Examination: 15th October

Section – A
Q.1 State the importance of costing in a modern economy. (10)
Q.2 What do you understand by ABC analysis? How is the control of stores items
effected through ABC analysis? (10)
Q.3 What are the different methods of incentives? Discuss any one of the systems of
bonus or premium which you consider as effective. (10)
Q.4 Explain the computation of machine hour rate with the help of an example. (10)
Q.5 A factory uses job costing. The following data is obtained from its books for the
year ended 31st December, 2023;
Rs. Rs.
Direct Materials 90,000 Selling and Distribution Overheads 52,500
Direct Wages 75,000 Administration Overheads 42,000
Profit 60,900 Factory Overheads 45,000
a) Prepare a Job Cost Sheet indicating the Prime Cost, Works Cost, Cost of
Production, Cost of Sales and Sales Value.
b) In 2023, the factory received an order for a number of jobs. It was estimated that
direct materials required would be for Rs. 1,20,000 and direct labour would cost
Rs. 75,000. What should be the price for these jobs if factory intends to earn the
same rate of profit on sales as in 2023, assuming that the selling and distribution
overheads had gone up by 15%? The factory recovers factory overheads as a
percentage of direct wages and administration and selling and distribution
overheads as a percentage of works cost.
(3)
(7)
Section – B
Q.6 State how you would ascertain the actual profit on an incomplete contract. How far
such profit is taken to Profit and Loss Account. (6)
Q.7 State the main characteristics of process costing and outline the costing procedure
thereof. (6)
Q.8 Explain the various methods of accounting for by – products. (6)
Q.9 What do you mean by ‘Equivalent Production’? (6)
Q.10 A transport company runs buses at two places – A and B. From following
particulars calculate (a) Total kilometers (b) Total passenger kilometers for both
places.
A B
Number of buses 4 5
Days operated in a month 30 25
Trip made by each bus 4 4
Distance of route (one way) 30 kilometers 25 kilometers
Capacity of bus 60 passengers 50 passengers
Normal passengers travelling 80% of capacity 90% of capacity
(6)
Section – C
Q.11 Distinguish between the following:
a) Direct costs and Indirect costs
b) First in First out method (FIFO) and Last in First out method (LIFO)
c) Time Wage System and Piece Wage System
d) Job costing and Contract costing
(10)
Q.12 Write short notes on the following:
a) Cost Unit
b) Payroll Accounting
c) Process Loss
d) Integral Accounting

BCOC-138, BCOC 138 , BCOC138 

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