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Diploma in Advance Accounting (DAA)
Objectives:
From villages to small towns to big cities or from Desinama to
Double entry to Tally accounting, accounting activities are
carried on all over the world. Accounting is not a new concept
here in India. Accounting can be treated as a basic activity in
commerce field. Accounts are prepared mainly to know the results
of transactions of specific periods. All other activities of
determination of finance or determination of tax rely upon
accounting results. For accounting knowledge B.com and M.com
courses are available and it is also true that by doing such
courses a person may get enough knowledge. But in this
competitive field where accounting is not limited to double entry
system, such kind of course will add professional attitude in
accounting to compete with others and even to get promotion. This
course will cover wide gamut of concepts, which is not normally
embodied within the courses of B.com and M.com so a student doing
such type of course along with his graduation will equip himself
in this competitive world. Moreover accounting is not only
limited to urban area so a person in rural area who has done such
type of course can generate business opportunities specially in a
situation when people in rural area sifting their way of
accounting from Desinama to computerized way.
Eligibility Criteria :
10 + 2
Structure of the Course :
There will be 36 credits in total, contained within syllabus.
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Sr. No. |
Name of Subject |
Subject Code |
Credit |
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1. |
Basics of Accounting |
DAA-1 |
8 |
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2. |
Analytical Accounting |
DAA-2 |
8 |
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3. |
Accounting in Special Situation for Companies |
DAA-3 |
8 |
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4. |
Developments in Accounts |
DAA-4 |
8 |
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5. |
Hind Swaraj |
FGP-01 |
4 |
Evaluation:
Constant Evaluation: (weight age– 30%)
Students will have to submit assignments given to them before the
specified time limit.
Final Examination:
(weight age– 70%)
Each student will have to appear for final examination at the end
of the year and if he/she could not clear examination, they can
appear in the next final examination subject to maximum of four
trials. If the student cannot clear the examination in four
trials then he/she will have to re-register them self for the
course.
Standard of Success:
For the successful completion of the course, the student has to
complete the assignments as well as Final examination with minimum
scoring of 40% marks.
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