CAT T10

CAT paper T10 aims to develop and understanding of the way organisations finance their operations,plan and control cash flows,optimise their use of working capital and allocate resources to capital expenditure projects.Therefore when students saw this aim,students should roughly know what will be learnt in this paper,such as ways to plan and control cash flows,how to manage the working capital,capital investment appraisal and so on.Well although this paper does provide a lot of important knowledge to students,but students tend to try to pass this paper by just memorising,without understanding much.

There are 6 key areas of the syllabus which students should be familiar with source of finance,cash budgets,working capital management,credit management,short-term decisions and capital investment appraisal.The syllabus is big,but let's focus on the main thing that the examiner wants you to learn,which you can find it in http://www.accaglobal.com/ website,you may print it out and study according to the study sessions provided by examiner,with this,you have a better chance to score more marks in exam as examiner asks according to the study guide.

There are also some syllabus of T10 which are brought forward from earlier paper,especially paper T4-accounting for costs.In T4,students would have learnt short-term decisions(relevant costing,CVP analysis) and capital investment appraisal,you should remember these knowledge as they helped in T10 too.The other key areas of the syllabus were the one that you haven't learn before in earlier paper,be prepare.

For now,I will just provide some introduction to T10,next time I might include some guidance on this paper if I have time to do it,good luck to every students :)