Here’s the detailed Mock Test Series Plan for the FCI Manager Grade 2 (Accounts) preparation:

Mock Test Series Plan

Phase-I Mock Tests

• Number of Tests: 10
• Paper Structure:
  
  • Total Questions: 100
  • Sections:
    1. Reasoning Ability (25 Questions)
    2. Quantitative Aptitude (25 Questions)
    3. General Awareness (25 Questions)
    4. English Language (25 Questions)
• Duration: 60 Minutes
• Focus: Testing speed, accuracy, and foundational knowledge across basic skills.

Phase-II Mock Tests

1. Paper-1:
   
   • Number of Tests: 10
   • Total Questions: 120
   • Sections:
     
     1. Reasoning and Computer Aptitude (40 Questions)
     2. Data Analysis and Interpretation (30 Questions)
     3. General Awareness (including Current Affairs) (25 Questions)
     4. English Language (25 Questions)
   • Duration: 90 Minutes
   • Focus Areas: Analytical skills, logical thinking, and awareness of financial, business, and general trends.
2. Paper-2:
   
   • Number of Tests: 10
   • Total Questions: 60
   • Specific Focus:
     
     • Accounting Principles:
       • Basic concepts, journal entries, ledger, trial balance, and final accounts.
       • Accounting standards and IFRS.
     • Cost Accounting:
       • Costing techniques, budgets, and variance analysis.
     • Corporate Accounting:
       • Financial statements of companies, cash flow, and fund flow statements.
       • Understanding of depreciation and dividend policy.
     • Taxation:
       • Basics of income tax, GST, and TDS.
     • Auditing:
       • Types of audits, auditing principles, and internal controls.
     • Finance and Economics:
       • Financial management principles, capital budgeting, and working capital management.
       • Basics of micro and macroeconomics.
   • Duration: 60 Minutes
   • Focus: Subject-specific technical knowledge related to accounts and finance.

Key Features of the Mock Test Series

1. Bilingual Support: Questions available in both English and Hindi.
2. Detailed Explanations: Step-by-step solutions for understanding complex problems.
3. Performance Analysis:
   • Section-wise analysis.
   • Percentile ranking to understand relative performance.
4. Real Exam Experience: Interface, question pattern, and time distribution similar to the FCI exam.
5. Progressive Difficulty: Gradually increasing question complexity to prepare for all levels.