ISC Class XI Commerce Syllabus
A unit-wise breakdown of the ISC Class XI Commerce syllabus for 2026-27 — 10 units, 80 theory marks and 20 project marks (100 total). Taught in full at TCC Barrackpore by commerce specialist faculty.
Theory
80 marks
Project / Internal
20 marks
Total
100 marks
Units
10
Unit-wise Syllabus
Nature and Scope of Business
- Business risk
- Objectives of business
Forms of Business Organisation
- Sole proprietorship, partnership, HUF, cooperatives, companies
Formation of a Company
- Memorandum and Articles of Association
- Prospectus
Government Business Enterprises
- Departmental undertakings, public corporations
- Disinvestment
Business Services: Banking
- RBI functions
- Digital banking
- Cheques
Business Services: Insurance
- Principles of insurance
- Life, fire and marine insurance
Internal Trade
- Wholesale and retail trade
- Modern retail formats
International Trade
- WTO
- Trade documents
- Balance of payments
Business Finance
- Shares and debentures
E-Commerce
- B2B, B2C, C2C models
- E-payment security
How TCC Helps You Master This Syllabus
Every unit above is taught in full at TCC Barrackpore's ISC Class XI – Commerce batch — small groups, AC classrooms, video backups of every class, and mock tests mapped to the exact ISC exam pattern.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the total marks for ISC Class XI Commerce?
80 marks for the theory paper plus 20 marks for project/internal assessment, for a total of 100 marks.
How many units are in the ISC Class XI Commerce syllabus?
The syllabus is organised into 10 units.
Does ISC Class XI Commerce have a project component?
Yes — 20 marks are allocated to project work / internal assessment, separate from the 80-mark theory paper.
Based on the current ISC (CISCE) syllabus, cross-checked across multiple sources citing the official curriculum. Unit-wise mark distribution can vary slightly by year — confirm the exact weightage with your school or the latest CISCE circular before finalising your study plan. Source: CISCE curriculum, cross-checked across independent sources.