ABOUT ME

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Hey everyone, This is Priya Shrivastava and Akanksha Srivastava. As you all know everyone is suffering from this very hard time, the pandemic Corona Virus. But let's not loose hope "This Shall Too Pass"
I hope you all are safe.
 Stay home and stay safe.

  So, we just thought to utilize this time and thought to make our blog.  Actually we were thinking it since many years but couldn't able to find appropriate time to make this because we both are pursuing PGDM (Post Graduation in Diploma Management) from JK Business School,Gurgaon.

  Our blog is also Especially for the students who are very keen of accounting. So by reading this,you can learn basics of accounting.
At last we will also give solution for the important question it will definitely help you in your paper.
So what we will generally cover in our blog are :-
1. Basics of Accounting
2. Financial Accounting
3. Accounting for 12th
4. Solution for the important question. ( 12th standard)
So, Those students who are doing 12th and are interested in accounts not only intermediate  students but also who are in graduation also so that they can clear their basics . It will definitely help you in your future ahead. 


Thanks
Priya Shrivastava
Akanksha Srivastava

Location: Muzaffarpur, Bihar, India

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