JSS 1 Business Studies Syllabus1.
Introduction to Business Studies- Definition of business studies
- Importance and relevance of business studies
- Objectives of studying business studies
2.
The Office- Definition and functions of an office
- Types of offices
- Office equipment and their uses
- Office etiquette and ethics
3.
Work: Who and How- Meaning and importance of work
- Types of workers
- Division of labor
- Factors influencing work efficiency
4.
The Departments in an Office/Organization- Introduction to different departments in an office/organization
- Roles and responsibilities of each department
- Interdependence and coordination between departments
5.
Introduction to Commerce- Definition and scope of commerce
- Trade and its types
- Forms of commercial organizations
- Importance of commerce in the economy
6.
Production- Meaning and types of production
- Factors of production
- Production process and stages
- Productivity and its measurement
7.
Occupation- Definition and types of occupation
- Factors influencing choice of occupation
- Skills and qualities required for different occupations
- Career planning and development
8.
Entrepreneurship- Meaning and importance of entrepreneurship
- Characteristics and skills of successful entrepreneurs
- Steps in starting a business
- Challenges and opportunities in entrepreneurship
9.
Consumer, Market, and Society- Concept of consumer and consumer rights
- Functions and types of markets
- Market segmentation
- Impact of business activities on society
10.
Business Ethics- Definition and importance of business ethics
- Ethical issues in business
- Ethical decision-making
- Corporate social responsibility
11.
Handling Restricted Items- Types of restricted items in business
- Laws and regulations governing restricted items
- Consequences of mishandling restricted items
- Proper handling and disposal procedures
12.
Introduction to Bookkeeping- Meaning and importance of bookkeeping
- Types of books used in bookkeeping
- Principles of bookkeeping
- Recording of business transactions
13.
Source Documents- Definition and examples of source documents
- Importance of source documents in bookkeeping
- Preparation and handling of source documents
- Filing and storage of source documents
14.
Journals- Meaning and types of journals
- Journalizing transactions
- Posting from journals to ledgers
- Balancing and closing of journals
15.
Double-Entry Bookkeeping- Concept and significance of double-entry bookkeeping
- Principles of double-entry bookkeeping
- Preparation of trial balance
- Rectification of errors in double-entry bookkeeping
16.
Computers in Business- Importance of computers in business operations
- Types of computer applications in business
- Computer hardware and software
- Benefits and challenges of using computers in business
Note: This syllabus is subject to change based on the curriculum requirements and educational policies of the institution.
This course is helpful for the following exams: JSS 1