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Study planning for the accounting master’s exam
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At the beginning of every day, study the accounting standards along with the relevant tests for 2 hours.
At the end of each day, study the auditing standards along with the relevant tests for one hour.
Write mathematical formulas and statistics and industrial accounting in a sheet and stick it on the wall of your room!!
Have a test every day.
Leave the lessons to be memorized to the months near the entrance exam, but do a short study on them beforehand.
Be sure to learn the correct way to study before starting to study for the entrance exam.
Study continuously and do not take a break between your studies.
study program
First 25%:
September 1 to September 20
Financial accounting: theoretical concepts – performance report – balance sheet and explanatory notes – accounting of cash and receivables – cash flow statement
Industrial accounting: general – cost reports for control – forecasted and absorbed overhead – overhead material wage accounting – departmental cost allocation – work order costing – staged costing
Auditing: Familiarity with auditing – Code of professional conduct and legal responsibility – Independent auditing profession – Auditing and quality control worksheets
Mathematics: sets – binomial expansion – function
Statistics: Descriptive statistics – combined analysis and probability
September 21 to September 27
Review the first 25% of topics
The second 25%:
28 September to 17 October
Financial accounting: inventory – tangible and intangible fixed assets – contracting – current and contingent liabilities – reporting by parts – branch accounting, installment sales, trust goods
Industrial accounting: costing of common products – standard costing, deviations and recording methods
Audit: internal controls – evidence and sampling – risk-based audit
Mathematics: Limit continuity – matrix
Statistics: Random Variable and Probability Function – Overview of Descriptive Statistics, Composite Analysis and Probability
October 18 to October 24
Review the second 25% of topics
25 Mehr to 8 Aban
Review the first 50% of all topics + unstudied courses
The third 25%:
9 Aban to 29 Aban
Financial accounting: short-term and long-term investments – long-term liabilities – joint-stock companies, equity – currency exchange – inflationary accounting
Industrial accounting: absorption and direct costing – analysis of cost volume, activity volume and profit in single-product and multi-product companies
Auditing: Auditing the balance sheet, assets, liabilities and equity – reviewing the topics of the first 50% of the audit
Mathematics: derivative and its application – multivariable functions
Statistics: discrete and continuous probability distribution – sampling and seeding distributions – overview of the first 50% of statistics
30 Aban to 6 Azar
Review the third 25% of topics
Fourth 25%:
December 7 to December 4
Financial accounting: joint ventures and special partnerships – leases – consolidated financial statements – government accounting
Industrial accounting: cost analysis – comprehensive budget – capital budgeting – gross profit analysis – performance evaluation and internal transfer pricing – activity-based costing – various industrial accounting topics
Audit: auditors’ report
Mathematics: integral and its application – application of mathematics in accounting – vector – sequence + review of the first 75% of topics
Statistics: estimation theory – statistical assumption test – correlation and regression + review of the first 75% of topics
December 5 to February 11
Review 25% fourth topics
February 12 to March 25
Review of the second 50% of topics + unstudied courses
March 26 to April 16
100% review of topics + review of summaries written during the study period + entrance exams of recent years + classified tests of courses
17 April until one day before entrance exam
Studying pending points, tests and key points noted during 2 months of study
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