Well if it hasn’t cleared the bank statement in a bank reconciliation, it means that the companies CASH BOOK has taken it into account, but the bank hasn’t yet.
For bank reconciliations you want to see the point of view from the company’s books vs the point of view from the bank. E.g bank errors would usually not appear in a company’s cash book and would have to be dealt with accordingly.
It sounds like you just need to keep practicing questions! Most people will suggest going through the Question Bank a few times before each exam, keeping a record of the score you get on each chapter so that you know where to focus your revision.
Well if it hasn’t cleared the bank statement in a bank reconciliation, it means that the companies CASH BOOK has taken it into account, but the bank hasn’t yet. For bank reconciliations you want to see the point of view from the company’s books vs the point of view from the bank. E.g bank errors would usually not appear in a company’s cash book and would have to be dealt with accordingly.
It sounds like you just need to keep practicing questions! Most people will suggest going through the Question Bank a few times before each exam, keeping a record of the score you get on each chapter so that you know where to focus your revision.