Financial Accounting Certificate Course in Hindi —
Ledgers to Balance Sheet
This financial accounting course by CA Piyush Gupta teaches you to write error-free ledgers, pass adjusting entries, tally a trial balance, and prepare a Profit & Loss statement and Balance Sheet, in Hindi. Open to any background after Class 12, it uses the Smartious method, carries a CA-signed certificate, and costs ₹1,500.

At a Glance
-
✓Course Name: Financial Accounting Certificate Course in Hindi
-
✓Level: Beginner to Intermediate
-
✓Language: Hindi (explanation) & English (notes/portal)
-
✓Eligibility / Prerequisite: any stream after Class 12
-
✓Format: Online (Recorded lectures + community support)
-
✓Certificate: Yes — CA-signed
-
✓Price: ₹1,500 (regular 3,000) (Standalone access)
-
✓Bundle Status: Available standalone OR as part of the 25-in-1 CPATP bundle
Recommended For
What You Will Learn
Gain direct practical capabilities to perform compliance and operational finance work:
- ✓ write journals/ledgers without errors
- ✓ pass adjusting entries
- ✓ tally a trial balance
- ✓ prepare full financial statements.
Why This Course
golden rules, the Smartious method for ledgers, carry-forward error prevention, adjusting entries (accrued/outstanding/prepaid, depreciation), trial balance, P&L and balance sheet, capital vs revenue expenditure, partnership firm accounts.
Practical Professional Use:
Learn double-entry bookkeeping, taxation portal filings, and ledger preparational formats using live setups. Best alternative to unstructured tutorials.
Certificate & Pricing
Standard credentials and clear standalone pricing options for independent learning:
Syllabus Details — Module by Module
Core subjects covered:
- Accounting Convention: Principles and Practices
- Types of Accounting Convention:Different Approaches in Accounting
- Classification of Accounts
- Know About Personal Account
- Know about Real Account
- Know about Nominal Account
- The Three Golden Rules of Accounting
- Accounting Concepts:Fundamental Principles Governing Accounting
- Money Measurement Concept
- Business Entity Concept
- Going Concern Concept
- Accounting Period Concept
- Dual Aspects Concept
- Conservatism Concept
- Realization Concept
- Other Accounting Concepts
- Accounting Terms- Entity, Business
- Transaction, Capital, Drawings.
- Liabilities (Non Current and Current). Assets (Non Current, Current); Expenditure (Capital and Revenue), Expense, Revenue, Income, Profit, Gain, Loss, Purchase, Sales, Goods, Stock, Debtor, Creditor, Voucher, Discount (Trade discount and Cash Discount)
- Understanding Accounting:Overview of the Discipline
- Accounting as a System of Recording Business Information
- The Role of Accountants and their Significance
- Purpose of the Accounting Process:Goals and Benefits
- Importance of the Accounting
- Process: Relevance in Business Operations
- Accounting Activities: Key
- Functions and Responsibilities
- Objectives and Scope of Accounting: A Comprehensive Perspective
- A Closer Look at the Responsibilities of Accountants
- Qualitative Characteristics of Accounting Information
- Fundamental Concepts of Accounting: Introduction and Basics
- The Accounting Process/Cycle:Understanding the Steps Involved
Core subjects covered:
- Accounting Terminology: Key
- Concepts and Definitions
- Exploring Various Roles: Proprietor, Supplier/Vendor, Debtor, and Creditor
- Delving into Essential Accounts Terminology
- Preparing ledgers with easiest method – Smartious method
- Understanding the concepts of carry forward and brought down
- Understanding all logics with reasons about the journal and ledger
- Ledger and general folio
- Preparation of Trail Balance
- Understanding the purpose of trial balance
- Understanding the format of trial balance
- Concept of suspense balance
- Types of errors in trial balance and how to identify them
- Shortcuts to prepare trial balance
- How to validate accounts without trial balance
- Balancing the trial balance
- Varieties of Adjusting Entries
- Structure of Adjusting Entries
- Accrued Income: Revenue Earned, Yet to be Received
- Accrued Expenses: Costs Incurred, Yet to be Paid
- Deferred Income: Revenue
- Received, Yet to be Earned
- Liability-Based Method for Recording Unearned Revenue
- Adjusting Entry for Prepaid Expenses
- Separate legal entity term
- Fundamentals of Recording Transactions
- Exploring Basic Accounting Journal Entries
- Capturing Transactions in the Journal
- Mastering the Art of Journal Entry
- Core of Accounting: Crafting
- Precise and Effective Journal Entries
Core subjects covered:
- Journal Entry: Illustration
- Compound Journal Entry
- Examples of Journal Entries in Action
- Learning by Example: Diving into Journal Entries for Practical Insights
- Recording journal entries
- Recording transactions like purchase, sales of goods, purchase return, sales return, discount allowed, rebate allowed, debtor, creditor
- Trade discount, cash discount and rebate
- Bad debt and bad debt recovered transactions
- Insurance, loss and claim transactions
- Cheque issued and dishonoured
- And all other relevant accounting entries
- Creating an Income Statement from Trial Balance
- Statement of Owner’s Equity
- Balance Sheet Overview
- Balance Sheet Format and Categories
- Not-for-Profit Organisation:Meaning
- Characteristics
- Financial Statements for Not-forProfit Organisations
- Receipt and Payment Account
- Format of Receipt and Payment Account
- Features
- Income and Expenditure Account
- Format of Income and Expenditure Account
- Balance Sheet
- Accounting of partnership firm
- Capital account vs current account
- Recording capital transactions
- Interest on capital and drawing
- Preparation of financial statements of partnership firm
- Concept of goodwill
- Calculation of goodwill
Core subjects covered:
- Average profit method of goodwill
- Super profit method of goodwill
- Adjusting Entry for Depreciation Expenses
- Grasping the Notion of Depreciation
- Adjusting Entry for Bad Debts Expenses
- Provision for Bad Debts and Discount on Debtors
- The Adjusted Trial Balance
- Advantages and Disadvantages of a Bank Reconciliation Statement
- Bank Reconciliation Statement Overview
- Exercise: Presentation
- Format for Bank Reconciliation Statement
- Illustrative Example of a Bank
- Reconciliation Statement
- Overview of Financial Statements
- Purpose of Accounting Reports and Financial Statements
- Depiction of Business Financial Position
- Users of Financial Statements
- Key Financial Statement Components:
- Definition of Retained Earnings, Depreciation & Dividends
- Understanding the Income Statement
- Capitalisation method of goodwill
- Fundamentals of accounting of private limited and public limited company
- Share capital transactions
- Dividend of the company
- Operating cycle
- Profit and loss and balance sheet of the company
- Bank reconciliation statement
- Amendments in cashbook
- Amendments as per cashbook and passbook
- Identifying the reasons of differences
- Recording the transactions of BRS
Courses are continuously updated — new videos are added whenever tax laws or portals change, so students always learn the latest 2026 rules. The complete, current module list is maintained in the Smartious app.
Who can take this course?
This training is structured for anyone looking to build highly marketable compliance and operational finance skills:
- • any stream after Class 12
- • freshers
- • bookkeepers
- • accountants.
What results do students get from this course?
“Learning the proprietary ‘Smartious Method’ of ledger preparation in the Financial Accounting Certificate Course in Hindi was a game-changer. I got hired as an accountant at ₹28,000/month.”
“CA Piyush Gupta Sir’s Financial Accounting Certificate Course in Hindi teaches how to handle bookkeeping step-by-step. I now manage retainer accounting for local clients, earning ₹55,000/month.”
“The certification from Smartious really helped me during my job transition. The practical Financial Accounting Certificate Course in Hindi topics saved hours at my new job. Outstanding teaching!”
These are among 5,430+ verified ratings (4.9/5) of CA Piyush Gupta (Smartious) on Google Play and Google Maps.
Read More Reviews ➔Frequently Asked Questions
None. Anyone from any background, commerce or non-commerce, can start after Class 12, undergraduate to postgraduate. CA Piyush Gupta’s course starts with the golden rules and the Smartious method in Hindi, so beginners can follow and finally make their trial balance tally.
No. Maintaining books, preparing ledgers and financial statements, and finalising accounts are all done by accountants who are not CAs. A CA is only needed for specific audit attestation. This course gives you the practical financial-accounting skills employers actually hire for.
It depends on skill, role and location, so there’s no fixed figure. Solid financial-accounting skills help you move past the ₹12,000–₹15,000 junior range toward CA Piyush Gupta’s “Mission 50,000” goal of at least ₹50,000 a month, especially when combined with GST, Tally and finalisation skills.
Yes — it’s in Hindi with a CA-signed Financial Accounting certificate, priced at ₹1,500 (regular ₹3,000). You enrol and see the latest syllabus through the Smartious app.
Download the app to enrol & see the latest syllabus
Gain full access to screen-by-screen video tutorials, live client computations, and the Smartious community support group.