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#2 150 KG Missing? Solve The Process Costing Mystery | Normal vs Abnormal Loss | AKTU MBA

150 KG Missing? Solve The Process Costing Mystery | Normal vs Abnormal Loss | AKTU MBA

150 KG mysteriously gone from the factory. Normal Loss? Abnormal Loss?
Or Abnormal Gain? AKTU MBA students — ek video mein sab clear.

🎯 Is video mein aap seekhenge:
✅ Normal Loss kya hota hai aur iska Process Account mein treatment
✅ Abnormal Loss — definition, formula, aur FULL account entry
✅ Abnormal Gain — aur woh SECRET "Unrealized Scrap" entry jo 95%
students miss karte hain (5 marks direct)
✅ NL = Nature's Law | AL = Accident Loss | AG = Achievement Gain
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Process Costing Part 1: https://youtu.be/FW7fdyu6LZs

Timestamps:
00:00 Process Costing Part 2 | Normal Loss Abnormal Loss Abnormal Gain
00:17 The 150 KG Mystery | Hook & Concept Overview
01:20 Process Costing Recap | Part 1 Summary
02:07 Process Costing Numerical | AKTU Exam Problem Setup
03:05 Types of Loss in Process Costing | 3 Cases Explained
04:25 Normal Loss in Process Costing | Formula & Process Account Entry
14:18 Normal Loss Rules | No Separate Account | 5 Exam Rules
16:49 Abnormal Loss in Process Costing | Separate Account & P&L
25:02 Abnormal Gain in Process Costing | Unrealized Scrap Trick

📌 WHAT IS NORMAL LOSS IN PROCESS COSTING?
Normal Loss is the expected, unavoidable loss that occurs due to
the inherent nature of a manufacturing process — such as evaporation,
shrinkage, or residue. It is NOT recorded in a separate account.
Its scrap value is credited directly to the Process Account,
reducing the cost per unit of good output.
Formula: Cost per unit = (Total Cost − NL Scrap Value) ÷ Expected Output

📌 WHAT IS ABNORMAL LOSS IN PROCESS COSTING?
Abnormal Loss is loss that exceeds the expected Normal Loss — caused
by accidents, machine failures, or negligence. It IS recorded in a
separate Abnormal Loss Account. Valued at the normal cost per unit.
Net loss (after scrap) is transferred to Profit & Loss Account.
Formula: Abnormal Loss = Expected Output − Actual Output

📌 WHAT IS ABNORMAL GAIN IN PROCESS COSTING?
Abnormal Gain occurs when actual output EXCEEDS expected output —
meaning actual loss is LESS than Normal Loss. Appears on the DEBIT
side of the Process Account. Valued at normal cost per unit. The
"Unrealized Scrap" of Normal Loss is debited to Abnormal Gain Account.
Net gain is transferred to P&L Account as income.
Formula: Abnormal Gain = Actual Output − Expected Output

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