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The Kerala PSC Junior Accountant 2025 notification has been released, and applications are expected soon. In this blog, we’ve attached a detailed 3-month study plan prepared by Entri experts to help aspirants cover the entire syllabus efficiently. This guide includes all modules, daily topics, and tips to organize your preparation for a successful attempt. Explore now!
Kerala PSC Junior Accountant 2025 Overview
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Conducted By | Kerala Public Service Commission (KPSC) |
| Category Number | 363/2025 |
| Posts | Junior Accountant, Accounts Assistant, Accounts Clerk, Assistant Manager, Assistant Gr. II, etc. |
| Department | Various Government-owned Companies/Corporations/Boards including Kerala Khadi & Village Industries Board, Kerala Urban & Rural Development Finance Corporation Ltd., State Farming Corporation of Kerala Ltd., Kerala Shipping & Inland Navigation Corporation Ltd., Kerala State Handloom Development Corporation Ltd., Kerala State Film Development Corporation Ltd., Kerala Minerals and Metals Ltd., Kerala Agro Machinery Corporation Ltd. |
| Vacancy | Anticipated vacancies |
| Appointment Mode | Direct Recruitment |
| Salary | As prescribed by the respective Companies/Corporations/Boards |
| Application Starts | September 15, 2025 |
| Last Date to Apply | October 10, 2025 (up to 12:00 midnight) |
| Apply Mode | Online only via Kerala PSC Thulasi Profile |
| Official Website | www.keralapsc.gov.in |
| Last Date to Apply | October 15, 2025 (up to 12:00 midnight) |
Kerala PSC Junior Accountant 2025 PYQS
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Check out KPSC Junior Accountant previous year questions for the Kerala PSC Junior Accountant exam. Practicing them will help you understand the types of questions, important topics, and how the exam is structured, making your preparation easier
| Question Paper Category | |
| 099/2024 | |
| 175/2024 | |
| 093/2022 | |
| 108/2021 | |
| 081/2016 | |
| 082/2016 | |
| 031/2014 | |
| 031/2014 |
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Start Learning!Kerala PSC Junior Accountant Syllabus 2025 PDF Download
Candidates can download the complete Kerala PSC Junior Accountant 2025 syllabus in PDF format here. The syllabus covers all 10 modules including Accounting, Financial Management, Cost Accounting, Management, Managerial Economics, Company Law, Capital Market, Income Tax, Marketing, and Auditing, making it easy to plan your preparation.
| Module | Subject | Marks |
| 1 | Accounting | 10 Marks |
| 2 | Financial Management | 10 Marks |
| 3 | Cost Accounting | 10 Marks |
| 4 | Management | 10 Marks |
| 5 | Managerial Economics | 10 Marks |
| 6 | Company Law | 10 Mark |
| 7 | Capital Market | 10 Marks |
| 8 | Fundamentals of Income-Tax | 10 Marks |
| 9 | Marketing Management | 10 Marks |
| 10 | Auditing | 10 Marks |
Kerala PSC Junior Accountant Study Plan 2025
Here’s a 3-month (90-day) study plan to help you prepare for the Kerala PSC Junior Accountant exam. It breaks the syllabus into daily topics so you can cover everything step by step, balance theory and practice, and revise effectively before the exam.
| Day | Module & Marks | Topics to Cover |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Module 1 – Accounting (10) | Financial Accounting Concepts, Principles |
| 2 | Module 1 – Accounting | Accounting Standards |
| 3 | Module 1 – Accounting | Accounts for Sole Trader – Part 1 |
| 4 | Module 1 – Accounting | Accounts for Sole Trader – Part 2 |
| 5 | Module 1 – Accounting | Final Accounts – Trading & Profit & Loss Account |
| 6 | Module 1 – Accounting | Balance Sheet Preparation |
| 7 | Module 1 – Accounting | Partnership Accounts – Admission |
| 8 | Module 1 – Accounting | Partnership Accounts – Retirement |
| 9 | Module 1 – Accounting | Dissolution of Partnership Firm |
| 10 | Module 1 – Accounting | Realisation & Capital Accounts |
| 11 | Module 1 – Accounting | Insolvency of a Partner |
| 12 | Module 1 – Accounting | Accounting for Consignment |
| 13 | Module 1 – Accounting | Final Accounts of Companies – Part 1 |
| 14 | Module 1 – Accounting | Final Accounts of Companies – Part 2 |
| 15 | Module 1 – Accounting | Computerised Accounting & Accounting Software |
| 16 | Module 2 – Financial Management (10) | Cost of Capital, Financing Decisions |
| 17 | Module 2 – Financial Management | Capital Structure |
| 18 | Module 2 – Financial Management | Working Capital Management |
| 19 | Module 2 – Financial Management | Working Capital Cycle, Cash Management |
| 20 | Module 2 – Financial Management | Receivables & Inventory Management |
| 21 | Module 2 – Financial Management | Dividend Policy & Types of Dividend |
| 22 | Module 2 – Financial Management | Factors Determining Dividend & Dividend Theories |
| 23 | Module 2 – Financial Management | Stock Splits & Stock Repurchase |
| 24 | Module 3 – Cost Accounting (10) | Introduction & Material Cost Accounting |
| 25 | Module 3 – Cost Accounting | Labour Cost Accounting |
| 26 | Module 3 – Cost Accounting | Accounting for Overheads |
| 27 | Module 3 – Cost Accounting | Marginal Costing |
| 28 | Module 3 – Cost Accounting | Standard Costing |
| 29 | Module 3 – Cost Accounting | Breakeven Analysis |
| 30 | Module 3 – Cost Accounting | Cost Reduction & Cost Management |
2nd Month
| Day | Module & Marks | Topics to Cover |
|---|---|---|
| 31 | Module 4 – Management (10) | Nature & Evolution of Management |
| 32 | Module 4 – Management | Schools of Management Thought |
| 33 | Module 4 – Management | Planning |
| 34 | Module 4 – Management | Organising |
| 35 | Module 4 – Management | Staffing |
| 36 | Module 4 – Management | Directing |
| 37 | Module 4 – Management | Controlling |
| 38 | Module 4 – Management | Leadership & Leadership Theories |
| 39 | Module 4 – Management | Motivation & Motivation Theories |
| 40 | Module 4 – Management | Total Quality Management (TQM) |
| 41 | Module 5 – Managerial Economics (10) | Demand Estimation, Demand & Elasticity |
| 42 | Module 5 – Managerial Economics | Price, Income & Advertisement Elasticity |
| 43 | Module 5 – Managerial Economics | Demand Forecasting |
| 44 | Module 5 – Managerial Economics | Theory of Production |
| 45 | Module 5 – Managerial Economics | Pricing Policy & Practices |
| 46 | Module 5 – Managerial Economics | Business Cycle |
| 47 | Module 6 – Company Law (10) | Introduction, Company Management & Administration |
| 48 | Module 6 – Company Law | Constitution of Board of Directors, Appointment & Functions |
| 49 | Module 6 – Company Law | Board Committees & Audit Committee |
| 50 | Module 6 – Company Law | Board Meetings, Disclosure & Transparency |
| 51 | Module 6 – Company Law | Annual Return |
| 52 | Module 6 – Company Law | Winding Up – Voluntary Winding Up |
| 53 | Module 6 – Company Law | Winding Up by NCLT & Liquidators |
| 54 | Module 7 – Capital Market (10) | Financial System & Financial Market |
| 55 | Module 7 – Capital Market | Capital Market Instruments |
| 56 | Module 7 – Capital Market | Primary Market – Methods of Capital Floatation |
| 57 | Module 7 – Capital Market | Public Issue, IPO, FPO & Book Building Process |
| 58 | Module 7 – Capital Market | Secondary Market & Functions of Stock Exchange |
| 59 | Module 7 – Capital Market | Dematerialization of Securities & Major Exchanges (BSE, NSE) |
| 60 | Module 7 – Capital Market | Listing & Regulatory Framework |
3rd Month
| Day | Module & Marks | Topics to Cover |
|---|---|---|
| 61 | Module 8 – Fundamentals of Income Tax (10) | Basic Concepts – AY, PY, Person, Assessee |
| 62 | Module 8 – Income Tax | Income from Salary |
| 63 | Module 8 – Income Tax | Income from House Property |
| 64 | Module 8 – Income Tax | Income from Business |
| 65 | Module 8 – Income Tax | Capital Gains |
| 66 | Module 8 – Income Tax | Income from Other Sources |
| 67 | Module 8 – Income Tax | Computation of Total Income |
| 68 | Module 8 – Income Tax | Deductions & Exemptions |
| 69 | Module 8 – Income Tax | Tax Planning |
| 70 | Module 8 – Income Tax | Income Tax Returns |
| 71 | Module 9 – Marketing Management (10) | Marketing of Products & Services |
| 72 | Module 9 – Marketing Management | Consumer Behaviour & Buying Process |
| 73 | Module 9 – Marketing Management | Factors Influencing Consumer Buying Decisions |
| 74 | Module 9 – Marketing Management | Customer Relationship Management & Market Segmentation |
| 75 | Module 9 – Marketing Management | Product – Meaning, Classification, Product Line & Mix |
| 76 | Module 9 – Marketing Management | Product Life Cycle – Stages of PLC |
| 77 | Module 9 – Marketing Management | Promotion – Push & Pull Mix, Advertising, Personal Selling |
| 78 | Module 9 – Marketing Management | Sales Promotion & Public Relations |
| 79 | Module 10 – Auditing (10) | Audit Process, Internal Check, Audit Preparation |
| 80 | Module 10 – Auditing | Audit Programme, Audit Notebook, Working Papers & Files |
| 81 | Module 10 – Auditing | Internal Control & Internal Check |
| 82 | Module 10 – Auditing | Vouching & Verification |
| 83 | Module 10 – Auditing | Auditors of Joint Stock Companies |
| 84 | Module 10 – Auditing | Investigation vs. Auditing |
| 85 | Module 10 – Auditing | Revision of Audit Process & Practical Examples |
| 86–90 | All Modules | Full Syllabus Revision, Practice Questions & Mock Tests |
Strategy to Prepare Kerala PSC Junior Accountant Exam 2025
Cracking the Kerala PSC Junior Accountant exam requires a structured approach, consistent practice, and smart time management. In this section, we share proven strategies, study tips, and daily planning techniques to help aspirants cover the syllabus.
1. Follow the Daily Schedule Strictly
- Stick to the day-wise topics as planned in the 90-day schedule.
- Treat the plan as your roadmap; missing topics may affect revision later.
- Allocate 2–3 hours on weekdays and 4–5 hours on weekends.
2. Divide Study Time Between Theory & Practice
- Accounting, Cost Accounting, and Income Tax: Focus more on numerical practice. Solve past papers and examples.
- Management, Marketing, Company Law, Auditing: Focus on concepts and theory. Make short notes or flashcards.
3. Use Multiple Learning Resources
- Standard textbooks, reference books, and Kerala PSC recommended materials.
- Online tutorials for Tally, ERP, or accounting software.
- YouTube or online lectures for difficult concepts in Finance and Economics.
4. Take Short Daily Revisions
- Reserve 15–20 minutes daily to quickly revise the previous day’s topics.
- Helps in retaining formulas, definitions, and key concepts.
5. Practice Mock Tests & Previous Papers
- Start mock tests after finishing 1–2 modules.
- Solve past 5–10 years Kerala PSC Junior Accountant papers.
- Analyze mistakes and revise weak areas regularly.
6. Focus on High-Weightage Topics
- Modules like Accounting, Cost Accounting, Income Tax, and Financial Management have higher marks.
- Ensure multiple practice sessions for numerical and practical questions.
7. Make Short Notes & Flashcards
- Use short notes for key concepts, formulas, laws, and theories.
- Helps in quick revision during last 10–15 days before the exam.
8. Use the Last Week for Intensive Revision
- Review all modules, practice mock tests, and revise difficult areas.
- Focus on time management and accuracy in problem-solving.
