Manager (Accounts) – DSSSB

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Manager (Accounts)

________ is the crux of management. Cost control Cost analysis Cost ascertainment None of the above

The total __________ costs remain constant over a relevant range of output. Variable Semi-variable Fixed All of the above

Prime costs includes Direct materials Direct labour Direct expenses All of the above

Quarterly consumption of material 2000 kg, cost of placing one order Rs. 50, cost per unit Rs. 40, storage and carrying cost 80% on average inventory. Based on given information ________ order placed in one quarter of the year. 2 1 4 3

The minimum stock of material 4000 kg. Maximum stock of raw material 16250 kg. Hence, the average stock level of raw material is 10112 kg 10111 kg 10120 kg 10125 kg

The abnormal idle time cost is directly transferred to Costing Profit and Loss Account Costing Trading Accounting Costing Abnormal Account All of the above

Production overhead cost of Rs. 2,00,000 and total number of machine hours are 40000. Therefore, cost per unit is Rs. 9 Rs. 10 Rs. 8 Rs. 5

Total Cost Rs. 1,00,000 and number of units are 10000 Therefore. cost per unit is Rs. 10 Rs. 5 Rs. 8 Rs. 9

___________ is the difference between the estimated sales and sales at BEP. Marginal Cost Contribution Margin Margin of safety None of these

The number of hours required is 15000, the available hours are 500. The manpower required is 15 20 18 30

The standard material cost for actual production is Rs. 5,493 and the actual material cost is Rs. 5,100. Therefore, the total material cost variance is Rs. 393 (F) Rs. 390 (F) Rs. 395 (F) Rs. 398 (A)

Quality Circles (QCs) were formalized in 1950 1960 1940 1970

The Buy-Back of Shares should be or less than _________ of Total Paid-Up Capital and Free Reserves of the Company. 25% 30% 35% 40%

The day on which share-based payment plan is announced and accepted by Employees is called _________ Date. Cash Grant Vesting Credit

Underwriting (an issue of Shares or Debentures) is a contract between a Company and another party is called Underwriter Stamp writer Accounts writer All of these

The difference between Issued Share Capital of the Transferee Company and the Share Capital of the Transferor Company should be treated as __________ Reserve, in the books of the Transferor Company. Cash Secret Capital All of these

Where company is being wound up, a Floating Charge on the undertaking or property of the Company created within __________ months immediately preceding the commencement of winding-up shall be invalid. 12 11 15 10

Every insurer should maintain an excess of the value of tis Assets over the amount of its Liabilities, at all times. This excess is called __________ Margin. Profit Solvency Safety All of these

Banking Companies incorporated in India should transfer at least 25% to Reserve Funds, before declaring any dividend. Under Section 39 Under Section 49 Under Section 29 None of these

The Scheme of Mutual Fund for which the period of maturity is specified at the inception or opening of the Scheme itself is called Open-Ended Close-Ended Middle-Ended All of these

An enterprise that has one or more Subsidiaries is called A Group A Subsidiary A Parent None of these

The amount of revenue agreed in a Fixed Price Contract may increase as a result of cost. It is called as __________ Clause. Average Escalation Penalty All of these

As per __________ Accounting Standard Dividend from investments in shares should be recognized as revenue, when the Owner's right to receive payment is established. 9 12 10 None of these

__________ Accounting Standard applicable to Goodwill on Amalgamation. 15 19 14 All of these

The Revised Carrying Amount (after recognizing Impairment Loss) Rs. 306.26 Crores should be amortized over the useful life of __________ years. 10 5 8 None of these

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​The Manager (Accounts) position under the Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board (DSSSB) is a Group ‘B’ role responsible for overseeing financial operations within various departments of the Delhi government. Below are the detailed aspects of this position:​

Educational Qualifications:

• Essential:

  • Qualified Chartered Accountant (CA) from the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India;

  • Master of Commerce (M.Com) from a recognized University/Institute. ​

Age Limit:

• The upper age limit for applicants is 35 years. Age relaxations apply as per government norms. 

Selection Process:

• The selection comprises a Written Examination (Computer-Based Test) and may include a Skill Test, if applicable. 

Salary Structure:

• Pay Scale: ₹9,300 – ₹34,800/-​

• Grade Pay: ₹4,800/- 

Job Profile:

• Overseeing the accounting departments and activities within the organization.​

• Ensuring the organization maintains accurate and compliant financial records, policies, and practices. ​

Application Details:

• Applications are submitted online through the DSSSB’s official website.

Preparation Tips:

• Understand the Exam Pattern & Syllabus: Familiarize yourself with the detailed syllabus outlined in the official notification.
• Practice Previous Papers: Solving previous years’ question papers can provide insights into the exam pattern and help in effective preparation.
• Stay Updated: Regularly check the official DSSSB website for updates regarding exam dates, admit card releases, and other pertinent information.
• Subject-wise Preparation
• Use Standard Study Material
• Revision & Time Management

For the most accurate and up-to-date information, it is recommended to regularly check the official DSSSB website and refer to official notifications on regular basis.