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DIPLOMA In FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING(M-FA-3887)

Last updated Feb, 2026
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Course Includes

Duration6 Months
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Lectures12
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CertificateYes

What you'll learn

A Diploma in Financial Accounting (DFA) is a 6-month career-oriented program that provides foundational knowledge in accounting principles, taxation, and financial management. It focuses on practical, job-ready skills, such as maintaining financial records, preparing financial statements, and using software like Tally Prime.

Key Aspects of the Diploma:

Duration: Typically 6 months.
Curriculum: Covers accounting basics, bookkeeping, tax (GST, TDS), payroll, auditing, and cost accounting.
Skill Development: Focuses on financial data analysis, computer application proficiency, and ensuring compliance with financial regulations.
Career Opportunities: Graduates often work as Junior Accountants, Tax Assistants, Audit Clerks, Payroll Assistants, or Tally Operators.
Eligibility: Generally requires a 10+2 qualification, often from a commerce background.

Course Syllabus

A Diploma in Financial Accounting typically covers essential accounting principles, manual bookkeeping, computerized accounting (Tally Prime/ERP, SAP), taxation (GST, TDS), and payroll management. Core subjects include journalizing, ledger preparation, trial balance, finalization of accounts, and financial statement analysis.

Key Syllabus Modules

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Fundamentals of Accounting: Accounting concepts, conventions, equations, double-entry system, and the accounting cycle.
Manual & Financial Accounting: Journal, ledger, cash book, trial balance, and preparation of Profit & Loss statements and Balance Sheets.
Computerized Accounting: In-depth training on Tally Prime, including ledger creation, inventory management, stock valuation, and voucher entry.
Taxation and Compliance: Goods and Services Tax (GST) concepts, Tax Deducted at Source (TDS), and VAT reports.
Advanced Accounting Topics: Depreciation methods, partnership accounts (admission/retirement), branch accounts, and single-entry system.
Financial Analysis & Reporting: Ratio analysis, cash flow statements, and interpretation of financial data.
Payroll & Office Automation: Payroll management, MS Office (Excel for accounting), and, in some courses, AI in documentation.