| Diploma in Advance Accounting (DAA) |
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Objectives
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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. |
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Eligibility
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10 + 2 |
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Fees of
the
Course : |
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MALE:Rs.2200/-
FEMALE:Rs.1600/- |
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Structure
of the
Course
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There
will be
36
credits
in
total,
contained
within
syllabus. |
| Sr. No. |
Name of Subject |
Subject Code |
Credit |
| 1. |
Basics of Accounting |
DAA-1 |
8 |
| 2. |
Analytical Accounting |
DAA-2 |
8 |
| 3. |
Accounting in Special Situation for Companies |
DAA-3 |
8 |
| 4. |
Developments in Accounts |
DAA-4 |
8 |
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Evaluation
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Constant
Evaluation:
(weightage–
30%) |
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Students
will
have to
submit
assignments
given to
them
before
the
specified
time
limit. |
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Final
Examination:
(weightage–
70%) |
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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. |
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Standard
Of
Success
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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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