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Aarsh Institute · Class 11 Commerce · Session 2026–27

Commerce is not a subject here. It's a discipline.

A rigorous, board-aligned foundation in Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics and Mathematics — built for the student who will sit for CA, CS, CMA or CFA one day, and taught by faculty who have sat for those exams themselves.

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0 Year of coaching Commerce cohorts into Class 11
0 Core departments — Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics, Mathematics
0 Faculty-to-student attention ratio, by design
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Why Commerce

Every business decision on earth is eventually a commerce decision.

A doctor treats one patient at a time. A commerce leader — a CFO, an auditor, an investment banker, a founder — decides how thousands of people's money moves. Class 11 is where that thinking begins, not Class 12, and definitely not college.

01

It rewards precision, not memorisation

Accountancy has one correct trial balance. Economics has one correct elasticity curve. Commerce trains a mind that checks its own work — a habit that outlasts any exam.

02

It opens the widest set of doors after Class 12

CA, CS, CMA, CFA, B.Com (Hons), BBA, Economics Honours, Law, and entrepreneurship all start from the same Class 11 Commerce base — no other stream keeps this many paths open this long.

03

It is the language employers already speak

Balance sheets, budgets, market cycles and business law aren't elective knowledge in the real economy — they are the operating language of every company a student will ever work in or build.

The Two-Year Arc

How financial intelligence compounds, month by month.

Apr – Jun

Foundations

Journal entries, the accounting equation, basic economic problem, and the language of business — the vocabulary every later chapter depends on.

Jul – Sep

Structure

Ledgers, trial balance, forms of business organisation, and demand-supply analysis — the first mid-term is treated as a diagnostic, not a formality.

Oct – Dec

Application

Financial statements, business finance and marketing, and national income concepts — students start reading real annual reports and news, not just textbooks.

Jan – Mar

Command

Full board-pattern revision, case-study practice for Business Studies, and — for CA Foundation aspirants — the first mock paper under real exam conditions.

Interactive Career Roadmap

Ten destinations. One Class 11 starting line.

Every path below is taught with its entrance exam and eligibility in view from day one — not discovered in Class 12 by accident.

CA Chartered Accountant

Audit, taxation and financial reporting. Foundation exam is attemptable right after Class 12.

Explore path →
CS Company Secretary

Corporate law, governance and compliance for boardrooms and regulators.

Explore path →
CMA Cost & Management Accountant

Costing, budgeting and management decision-support inside large companies.

Explore path →
IB Investment Banker

Capital raising, M&A and valuation — built on accounting and economics fundamentals.

Explore path →
FA Financial Analyst

Reading company financials to judge what a business is really worth.

Explore path →
BC Business Consultant

Solving operational and strategic problems for organisations across industries.

Explore path →
EN Entrepreneur

Building and financing a venture from first principles, not guesswork.

Explore path →
SM Stock Market Expert

Reading markets, cycles and company fundamentals with discipline.

Explore path →
CFA Chartered Financial Analyst

Global benchmark for investment management and portfolio analysis.

Explore path →
MBA MBA Leadership

General management and leadership, built on a commerce base employers trust.

Explore path →
01

Department of Accountancy

Where every commerce career actually begins.

Accountancy is taught as a discipline of proof — every entry must balance, every statement must reconcile. Students leave able to build a trial balance from source documents, unaided.

Theory Base of Accounting
Journal, Ledger & Trial Balance
Bank Reconciliation Statement
Depreciation, Provisions & Reserves
Bills of Exchange
Rectification of Errors
Financial Statements of Sole Proprietors
Computers in Accounting
02

Department of Business Studies

How real organisations are structured, financed and run.

Taught through case discussion, not just definitions — students argue both sides of a business decision before they're told the textbook answer.

Nature & Purpose of Business
Forms of Business Organisation
Private, Public & Global Enterprises
Business Services
Emerging Modes of Business
Social Responsibility of Business
Formation of a Company
Sources of Business Finance
03

Department of Economics

The forces that move prices, wages and nations.

From a single household's demand curve to a country's national income — students learn to model behaviour before they learn to memorise it.

Introduction to Statistics
Collection & Organisation of Data
Measures of Central Tendency
Correlation
Index Numbers
Introductory Microeconomics
Theory of Demand & Supply
Forms of Market & Price Determination
04

Department of Mathematics

The quantitative edge every finance career demands.

Business and Applied Mathematics, taught with the calculator down and the reasoning up — because CA Foundation's Quantitative Aptitude paper rewards exactly this habit.

Ratio, Proportion & Percentage
Linear Equations & Inequalities
Time Value of Money
Permutations & Combinations
Sequences & Series
Sets, Relations & Functions
Linear Programming
Index Numbers & Time-Based Data
05

Department of Entrepreneurship

For the student who wants to build the balance sheet, not just read one.

A co-curricular track — students draft a real one-page business plan and defend its numbers in front of faculty and peers before the year ends.

Idea Validation & Market Sizing
Unit Economics for Beginners
Basics of Business Registration
Reading a Startup Pitch Deck
Break-Even Analysis
Funding: Bootstrapping to Venture Capital

Financial Management Lab

Students don't just study financial statements. They build them.

Revenue Growth Simulation

A guided worksheet where students project a small business's revenue across four quarters and watch the assumptions play out on a live chart.

Projected revenue

Profit & Loss Visualisation

Revenue, cost of goods sold and net profit rendered as a single animated bar set, so the arithmetic of a P&L statement becomes visible, not abstract.

Revenue Cost Net profit

Taxation Basics

The system every future professional must be fluent in.

An introductory module — not board-exam content, but a head start for CA/CS/CMA aspirants who will meet these ideas formally within a year of Class 12.

GST

Goods & Services Tax

How an indirect tax travels through a supply chain, from manufacturer to the final consumer's bill.

DT

Direct Tax, In Outline

The difference between income, deduction and tax liability — explained with a simple salaried-income example.

PAN

Compliance Vocabulary

PAN, TAN, TDS, ITR — the acronyms students will need to recognise before they ever file a return.

Stock Market Learning Zone

Reading a market the way an analyst does — carefully, and second.

Weekly sessions use real, publicly listed companies to teach how a balance sheet, an earnings call and a stock price actually relate to one another.

Reading a company's Balance Sheet
Week 3
P/E Ratio & Market Capitalisation
Week 5
Index Basics — Sensex & Nifty
Week 2
IPOs — How a Company Goes Public
Week 8

Smart Commerce Classroom

Every classroom is built for a subject that runs on evidence.

01

Live Case Boards

Business Studies cases worked through on-screen, in real time, not read off a slide.

02

Digital Ledgers

Accountancy problems solved on structured digital worksheets that mirror the board answer format.

03

Data Visualisation Wall

Economics statistics chapters taught with live charts the class builds together.

04

Weekly Diagnostic Tests

Short, low-pressure tests after every sub-topic, so gaps are caught in weeks, not before the board exam.

Business Simulation Lab

A full quarter of running a business, compressed into a term.

Teams of four are given a small notional budget and a product. They price it, market it, account for it, and present a closing financial statement.

Stage 01Form a team and register a notional business
Stage 02Set pricing, budget and a simple marketing plan
Stage 03Maintain books across the simulated quarter
Stage 04Present a closing Profit & Loss to a faculty panel

Daily Study Blueprint

A single weekday, mapped end to end.

At the Institute

4:00–5:15Core subject class — Accountancy or Business Studies
5:15–5:30Break
5:30–6:45Economics or Mathematics class
6:45–7:15Doubt-clearing with subject faculty

At Home

30 minReview the day's class notes while they're fresh
45 minPractice problems from the digital worksheet
15 minRead one page of business news for context
WeeklyOne full diagnostic test, reviewed with a mentor

Weekly Planner

Seven days, four subjects, zero guesswork.

MON

Accountancy — new chapter

Mathematics — practice set

TUE

Business Studies — case study

Economics — theory

WED

Accountancy — problem solving

Doubt clinic

THU

Economics — statistics lab

Mathematics — new chapter

FRI

Business Studies — new chapter

Stock Market Zone

SAT

Full diagnostic test

Test review with mentor

SUN

Rest, or catch-up doubt session

CA Foundation Track

Started in Class 11. Attempted right after Class 12.

A parallel, optional track for students who already know they're headed for the CA Foundation exam — sequenced so it reinforces the board syllabus instead of competing with it.

Paper 1

Accounting

Built directly on the Class 11–12 Accountancy foundation.

Paper 2

Business Laws

Introduced through the Business Studies chapters on company formation.

Paper 3

Quantitative Aptitude

An extension of the Business Mathematics and Statistics already on the syllabus.

Paper 4

Business Economics

A natural continuation of Introductory Microeconomics.

CUET · B.Com · BBA Preparation

Board marks and entrance-exam readiness, built together.

CUET Commerce Domain

Weekly practice on the CUET Commerce domain paper, aligned to the same NCERT-based syllabus as the boards.

FormatMCQ-based

B.Com (Hons) Readiness

Strong Accountancy and Economics fundamentals — the two subjects that decide first-year B.Com performance.

FocusConceptual depth

BBA Aptitude

General aptitude, business awareness and communication — built through the Entrepreneurship and Personality tracks.

FocusAptitude + awareness

AI Performance Dashboard

Every student's weak topic, found before the test does.

Each diagnostic test result is broken down by sub-topic, so a student and mentor can see precisely where the next hour of study should go.

Topic Mastery, Live

82%

Accountancy

74%

Economics

90%

Business Studies

What the Dashboard Flags

A sub-topic falling below 70% mastery is flagged automatically for the following week's doubt-clinic — the student never has to notice the gap themselves.

Mentors review flagged topics with the parent at the next check-in, so intervention happens in days, not at the next report card.

Parent Progress Dashboard

You shouldn't have to ask how your child is doing.

A private dashboard shared with every enrolled family — attendance, test scores, chapter completion and a faculty remark, updated after every assessment.

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Attendance visibility, updated daily

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Diagnostic test report shared every week

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Faculty response window for a parent query

Meet Our Faculty

Taught by people who have sat on the other side of these exams.

ACCOUNTANCY
Lead, Accountancy

Chartered Accountant, 12+ years teaching Class 11–12 Accountancy and CA Foundation.

ECONOMICS
Lead, Economics

Postgraduate economist specialising in statistics pedagogy and applied microeconomics.

BUSINESS STUDIES
Lead, Business Studies

Former corporate strategy consultant, teaches through live business-case discussion.

MATHEMATICS
Lead, Business Mathematics

Specialist in quantitative aptitude, mentors the CA Foundation Track's Paper 3 cohort.

Student Success Stories

From a Class 11 seat to a career already in motion.

"I started here not knowing what a ledger was. Two years later I sat the CA Foundation exam within months of Class 12, already comfortable with the format."

Former StudentCA Foundation, cleared

"The Business Simulation Lab was the first time commerce felt real to me — running a fake company taught me more about profit than any chapter did."

Former StudentNow pursuing BBA

"As a parent, the weekly dashboard meant I never had to guess. I knew exactly which chapter needed attention before the next test."

ParentBatch of 2025

Commerce Study Material

Notes written for this syllabus, not repurposed from another one.

PDF

Chapter-wise Accountancy Notes

PDF

Business Studies Case Bank

PDF

Economics Formula & Statistics Sheet

PDF

Mathematics Practice Sets, by Chapter

Personality & Communication Skills

A boardroom voice doesn't arrive at twenty-five. It's built earlier.

A weekly co-curricular session on public speaking, business writing and interview presence — because every path on the career roadmap eventually requires a student to explain their numbers to another person.

01

Structured public speaking

Weekly presentation practice with peer and faculty feedback.

02

Business writing

Emails, reports and case-study write-ups, reviewed for clarity.

03

Interview presence

Mock interviews for scholarship tests and, later, college admissions.

Career Guidance

One-on-one counselling, not a generic career poster.

Individual Counselling

A private session each term to map a student's strengths against the ten career paths.

Entrance Exam Planning

A personalised timeline for CA Foundation, CUET, or whichever entrance applies.

Parent Consultation

Guidance sessions open to parents, so the whole family plans the next two years together.

Aarsh Merit & Access Scholarship

Ability should decide who gets in — not only ability to pay.

Awarded on a combination of the scholarship test and Class 10 board performance, renewed each year on continued academic performance.

90%+ in Class 10 boardsUp to 100%
80–89% in Class 10 boardsUp to 50%
Top scorer, scholarship testUp to 30%
First-generation commerce studentUp to 15%

Admission Process

Four steps between today and your first class.

01

Book a Demo Class

Sit in on a real Accountancy or Business Studies session, free of cost.

02

Diagnostic Conversation

A short conversation with faculty to place the student in the right batch.

03

Scholarship Test (Optional)

Sit the merit test if applying for a fee concession.

04

Enrolment & Onboarding

Documentation, fee structure, and dashboard access for the whole family.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What parents and students ask before enrolling.

Students who have passed Class 10 and are enrolling in Commerce for Class 11–12, including those aiming for CA Foundation, CS Foundation, CMA Foundation, CUET, B.Com, BBA or a career in finance and business.

Yes. Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics and Applied/Business Mathematics are taught to the complete board syllabus, with every board-exam topic mapped to a lesson in the study planner.

Yes. The CA Foundation Track runs in parallel with the board syllabus, using the overlap between Accountancy, Business Laws and Quantitative Aptitude so students are exam-ready for CA Foundation soon after Class 12.

Every enrolled family gets access to the Parent Progress Dashboard, showing attendance, test scores, chapter completion and faculty remarks, updated after every assessment.

Batches are kept intentionally small so each student gets direct faculty attention. Classes run in-person at the institute, with recordings and digital notes available for revision.

Yes, the Aarsh Merit & Access Scholarship offers fee concessions ranging from 15% to 100%, based on a combination of a written scholarship test and Class 10 board performance.

Aarsh Institute offers Class 11 Commerce coaching through its centres in Tagore Garden Extension and Raghubir Nagar, serving students from nearby West Delhi areas.

Our Tagore Garden Extension centre is convenient for students from Rajouri Garden, Subhash Nagar, Punjabi Bagh and nearby West Delhi areas.

Subject support can include Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics and Mathematics or Applied Mathematics depending on the student's school combination and currently available batches.

Students and parents can enquire about a demo class before admission, subject to current batch availability.

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Session 2026–27 · Seats Limited

Somewhere in this building, next year's CA is choosing a seat in the front row.

Class 11 decides more than a board result. Give your child two years of commerce taught properly, and watch where it takes them.

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