Tally Prime
About Course
Basic Information
- Course Fees : ₹4,500/-
- Course Duration : 3 MONTHS
- 100% Job Assurance
Syllabus
Module 2: Mastering Basic Transactions
Module 3: Advanced Accounting Features
Module 4: Specialized Features and Customization
Module 5: Advanced Reporting and Automation
Module 6: Real-World Case Studies and Final Project
Module 7: Course Review and Certification
Course Highlights
- Who can eligible for this Course
Eligibility for a Diploma in Computer Applications (DCA) typically requires candidates to have completed their 10th or 12th grade from a recognized board. While there’s usually no strict age limit, the course often targets younger students or recent graduates. Basic computer knowledge and proficiency in the language of instruction are beneficial, and a genuine interest in technology is essential for success in the program.
- Project for this course
A project for the Diploma in Computer Applications (DCA) course typically involves developing practical applications, such as an Inventory Management System or a Personal Finance Tracker. Students apply their skills in programming, database management, and web development to create functional software solutions. These projects not only showcase their technical abilities but also enhance their portfolios for future career opportunities.
- Course Duration
Our Diploma in Computer Applications (DCA) course is designed to be completed within 6 months to 1 year, providing flexible options to suit your schedule. Gain essential skills in computer applications, programming, and software usage through a blend of theoretical knowledge and hands-on practice.
- Batch & Timing
We offer Diploma in Computer Applications (DCA) classes Monday to Friday, with multiple batches available to accommodate different schedules. Our flexible timings range from early morning sessions starting at 8 AM to evening classes concluding at 9 PM. This allows students to choose a batch that best fits their personal and professional commitments, ensuring a convenient and effective learning experience.
- Course Duration
After completing the Diploma in Computer Applications (DCA) course, graduates are equipped with essential IT skills, preparing them for various entry-level roles in the tech industry. They can pursue careers as computer operators, data entry specialists, or IT support technicians. Additionally, the course lays a strong foundation for further studies in computer science or related fields, enhancing future career prospects.
- Who can eligible for this Course
Eligibility for a Diploma in Computer Applications (DCA) typically requires candidates to have completed their 10th or 12th grade from a recognized board. While there’s usually no strict age limit, the course often targets younger students or recent graduates. Basic computer knowledge and proficiency in the language of instruction are beneficial, and a genuine interest in technology is essential for success in the program.
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Table of Content
Module 1: Introduction to Tally Prime
- Week 1.1: Introduction to Accounting & Tally Prime
- What is Tally Prime?
- Key Features of Tally Prime
- Installation & Setup
- Tally Prime Interface Overview
- Navigating the Tally Prime Dashboard
- Week 1.2: Configuring Tally Prime
- Setting up a Company
- Company Features Configuration
- Maintaining Multiple Companies
- Backup and Restore
- Week 1.3: Basic Accounting Concepts
- Introduction to Accounting Principles
- Ledgers, Groups, and Vouchers
- Understanding Debit and Credit
Module 2: Mastering Basic Transactions
- Week 2.1: Creating and Managing Ledgers
- Types of Ledgers (Income, Expense, Assets, Liabilities, etc.)
- Creating and Editing Ledgers
- Grouping Ledgers
- Using Predefined Groups in Tally Prime
- Week 2.2: Voucher Entry and Transactions
- Types of Vouchers: Sales, Purchase, Receipt, Payment, Contra
- Entering Vouchers
- Voucher Numbering and Configuration
- Special Vouchers (Journal, Debit Note, Credit Note, etc.)
- Week 2.3: Banking and Cash Management
- Cash Book and Bank Book
- Bank Reconciliation
- Electronic Banking in Tally Prime
Module 3: Advanced Accounting Features
- Week 3.1: Inventory Management
- Setting up Inventory Features
- Creating Stock Items and Units of Measurement
- Stock Groups and Categories
- Inventory Vouchers (Stock Receipt, Stock Issue, etc.)
- Stock Valuation Methods (FIFO, Weighted Average)
- Week 3.2: Taxation and GST
- Understanding GST and Tax Settings in Tally Prime
- GST Registration and Setup
- Generating GST-Compliant Invoices
- Filing GST Returns (GSTR-1, GSTR-3B)
- Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) & Tax Collected at Source (TCS)
- Week 3.3: Financial Reports and Analysis
- Balance Sheet
- Profit and Loss Account
- Trial Balance and its Reconciliation
- Cash Flow and Fund Flow Reports
- Ratio Analysis and Financial Insights
Module 4: Specialized Features and Customization
- Week 4.1: Payroll and Employee Management
- Setting up Payroll Features
- Creating Salary Heads and Payroll Vouchers
- Generating Payslips and Statutory Reports (PF, ESI, etc.)
- Tally Prime Integration with Payroll Software
- Week 4.2: Cost Centers and Profit Centers
- Understanding Cost Centers and Profit Centers
- Creating and Managing Cost Centers
- Generating Reports for Cost and Profit Centers
- Budgeting and Variance Analysis
- Week 4.3: Multi-Currency and Multi-Lingual Accounting
- Enabling Multi-Currency Features
- Creating Foreign Currency Ledgers
- Exchange Rate Configuration
- Accounting in Multiple Languages
- Week 4.4: Data Security and User Management
- User Roles and Permissions
- Password Protection and Security
- Audit Trail and User Logs
- Import/Export Data and Backup Options
Module 5: Advanced Reporting and Automation
- Week 5.1: Advanced Financial Reports
- Generating Consolidated Reports
- Customizing Reports in Tally Prime
- Exporting Reports to Excel/CSV
- Printing Reports and Invoices
- Week 5.2: Tally Prime Remote Access and Cloud Integration
- Using Tally Cloud
- Remote Access Configuration
- Data Synchronization and Backup on Cloud
- Integrating with Tally ERP for advanced functionalities
- Week 5.3: Automation in Tally Prime
- Automating Repetitive Entries
- Batch Processing and Importing Data
- Customizing Vouchers and Transactions
Module 6: Real-World Case Studies and Final Project
- Week 6.1: Case Study 1: Small Business Accounting
- Setting up a small business in Tally Prime
- Managing daily transactions, inventory, and GST compliance
- Week 6.2: Case Study 2: Manufacturing Business
- Accounting for a manufacturing business with job costing
- Managing work-in-progress, finished goods, and material consumption
- Week 6.3: Capstone Project
- Create a complete accounting system for a simulated business
- Implement financial reporting, GST filing, inventory management, and payroll
- Present the project to the instructor
Module 7: Course Review and Certification
- Week 7.1: Review and Revision
- Key Concepts Recap
- Q&A Session
- Troubleshooting Common Issues in Tally Prime
- Week 7.2: Final Assessment
- Written and Practical Exam
- Assessment of Capstone Project
- Week 7.3: Certification and Next Steps
- Awarding of Completion Certificates
- Career Opportunities with Tally Prime Skills
- Continuing Education in Accounting Software
Additional Resources
- Live Support & Community Discussion
- Access to Online Forums and Support Groups
- Weekly Live Q&A Sessions with Trainers
- Tally Prime User Documentation and Updates