: Features the full 18-page final mark scheme including specific "Own Figure" (OF) marking guidance.
Always read the that accompanies the Jun17 Accn2 mark scheme. This report lists the actual mistakes students made in that exam.
The is a well-structured, accurate marking document that served its purpose for the June 2017 exam series. For current students, it’s best used as supplementary practice for calculation-heavy topics, but not as a primary revision guide due to syllabus changes. Teachers should pair it with the examiner’s report for insights on student performance. Ib G Jun17 Accn2 Mark Scheme
Calculating gross and net profit margins, current ratios, and liquid (acid test) ratios.
: A repository of ACCN2 papers and mark schemes from various years. : Features the full 18-page final mark scheme
In addition to the mark scheme, AQA also publishes a "Report on the Examination" for each session. This report provides a narrative overview of the exam, including questions that students found difficult, common mistakes, and examples of strong answers. Reading this report is like having a conversation with the Principal Examiner—it provides invaluable insights into how to avoid the pitfalls that cost other students marks.
A core component of this paper involved making year-end adjustments to prepare income statements or balance sheets. The is a well-structured, accurate marking document that
The "Ib/G" prefix is a standard administrative code used by AQA on their exam papers (e.g., IB/G/M/Jun17/ACCN2 ). This specific paper, titled Unit 2: Financial and Management Accounting
: Calculations for gross profit mark-up, margin, and profit-in-relation-to-revenue ratios. Provision for Doubtful Debts
Section B is the most critical component for HL students, as it tests . The June 2017 Mark Scheme provided a strict "Levels Mark Scheme" for every essay question.
Adjustments for accruals and prepayments are standard elements of the Accn2 paper. The June 2017 mark scheme shows that examiners look for specific placement of year-end adjustments. For example, closing inventory must be adjusted on both the Income Statement and the Statement of Financial Position to achieve full marks. 3. Ratio Analysis and Evaluation