"I’m a PCM student and finding Accounts tough. I want to score 80+ in September CA Foundation. Can you guide me how to study it step-by-step so I understand it easily?"

Anas · 25 May 2025

Start with understanding the “why” behind every concept in Accounts instead of just memorizing it. For example, before learning journal entries, understand why transactions are recorded, what the double-entry system means, and how each entry affects accounts. 1. Learn basic accounting terms and concepts. 2. Understand the Golden Rules of Accounting. 3. Practice journal entries daily. 4. Learn how to post entries to the ledger. 5. Prepare and understand the trial balance. 6. Study the format and preparation of final accounts. 7. Solve past year questions and ICAI RTPs. 8. Attempt regular mock tests. 9. Revise weak areas weekly. 10. Stay consistent with daily practice. Daily Schedule Suggestion (1.5–2 hrs/day): 30 mins – Concepts/theory 30 mins – Solving questions 30 mins – Revision or test

Christy · 25 May 2025

I also was Science +2 Luckily got the best sir for teaching First we learned basics from journal entries then to ledger then balance sheet After these only we entered to depreciation and other adjustments By this we could know which all should be debited and credited so from next adjustment onwards we could ourself gues the entries even combined entries If u r asking about important topics I would prefer learning Depreciation, Bills , Company accounts, (partnership also is important but was tough for me I learned only dissolution accounts) , BRS, final account of sole proprietor, NPO by these atleast 70+ sure