CBSE Class 12 Accountancy question papers for 2026, 2025, 2024 and 2023 are available below. The 2025 section has three papers with separate solution links. The older tables cover several paper codes, including the Urdu paper code used in 2023.

The 2025 papers had 34 questions for 80 marks and allowed three hours. Part A was compulsory. In Part B, students answered either Analysis of Financial Statements or Computerised Accounting. The three linked 2025 PDFs have been checked against their printed codes: 67/1/1, 67/1/2 and 67/1/3.

CBSE Class 12 Accountancy Question Paper 2026

The 2026 Accountancy question paper is available in the CBSE Class 12 question-paper archive. The subject file is provided as one 57.8 MB archive containing the papers released by the Board.

CBSE Class 12 Accountancy Question Paper 2025

The three papers below belong to Series ZYWX1. Their covers show Set 1, Set 2 and Set 3 with paper codes 67/1/1, 67/1/2 and 67/1/3. Each paper has 31 printed pages, 34 questions, 80 marks and a three-hour writing time. A separate 15-minute reading time was given before students started writing.

CBSE Class 12 Accountancy Paper Pattern 2025

The paper used four mark groups. The 20 one-mark questions formed the largest group by question count, while the five 6-mark questions carried the highest combined weight of 30 marks.

Part A: Accounting for Partnership Firms and Companies

Part A was compulsory. It covered partnership changes, goodwill, admission and retirement of partners, death of a partner, dissolution, issue and reissue of shares, and debentures. The paper did not keep these topics in one question type. They appeared across MCQs, journal entries and longer calculations.

For example, Question 20 asked for goodwill based on super profits. Question 21 asked for journal entries on the issue and redemption terms of debentures. Question 22 used a balance sheet and the death of a partner to test the amount due to the legal representative. These questions required both the correct accounting treatment and clear working.

Part B: Analysis of Financial Statements or Computerised Accounting

Part B had two options. Students answered one complete option, not a mix of both. The first option covered financial statement analysis, accounting ratios and cash flow. The second option covered computerised accounting, data, accounting software, vouchers, validation and chart formatting.

Both options used Question numbers 27 to 34. This does not increase the paper beyond 34 questions. The repeated numbers belong to the two choices available in Part B.

CBSE Class 12 Accountancy Question Paper Analysis 2025

The paper moved from short checks of accounting rules to calculations and journal entries. The first 20 one-mark questions tested whether students could quickly identify the correct treatment. The longer questions then used the same areas in fuller problems, especially partnership changes, shares and debentures.

The compulsory section included questions on interest on capital, mutual agency, pro-rata allotment, loss on issue of debentures, goodwill adjustment, partner retirement and cash settlement. The 6-mark questions carried 30 of the 80 marks, so correct steps and working notes mattered more than short final answers alone.

The current Accountancy syllabus explains the units taught for the board exam. The Class 12 exam pattern covers the wider paper rules used across subjects.

CBSE Class 12 Accountancy Question Paper 2024

The 2024 table has 15 papers under codes 67/1/1 to 67/5/3. Open the row that matches the code printed on the booklet. The linked paper pages keep each code separate.

CBSE Class 12 Accountancy Question Paper 2023

The 2023 table includes 15 papers in the 67 series and three Urdu papers in the 264 series. The language and paper code are printed together in the last three rows, which helps prevent an Urdu booklet from being confused with a 67-series paper.