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BCom and BBA Coaching in Ghaziabad
Edu Attack teaches the numerical papers of BCom and BBA at Sector 3, Vasundhara, Ghaziabad — Financial Accounting, Corporate Accounting, Cost Accounting, Management Accounting, Financial Management, Income Tax, Business Statistics and Business Mathematics. Batches are capped at ten students. Classes are taught by Dr. CS Puja Shree Agarwal, who holds a PhD in Commerce, is a Company Secretary registered with the ICSI as member A56253, and has cleared CA Inter and UGC NET Commerce. She has been teaching since 2000, and forty-four of her students hold All India Ranks in CS and CA examinations. Students come from CCS University colleges, from Delhi University, and from private universities. The first three classes are free.
Theory papers are not taught here. That is deliberate, and the reason is below.
10
STUDENTS PER BATCH, MAXIMUM
WHERE DEGREES BREAK
Why numerical papers are the ones that fail degree students
A commerce degree has papers you can pass by reading the night before, and papers you cannot.
The second kind is why students who manage everything else still collapse.
Business Organisation, Business Communication, Environmental Studies, most of Business Law — these reward reading and recall. A capable student can get through them in three days, and many do.
Accounts does not work that way. You can read a cash flow statement a hundred times and still not be able to prepare one. You cannot recall your way through a partner's retirement, or a redemption of debentures, or a marginal costing decision. Either the working comes out of your hand or it does not, and reading has almost nothing to do with which.
This is why a student's overall percentage hides the problem instead of showing it. Somebody sitting at 60% looks fine. Underneath, four theory papers are carrying 70s and three numerical papers are carrying 38s, and nobody has looked closely enough to notice.
And the numerical papers compound. Financial Accounting in the first semester is the base for Corporate Accounting later. Cost Accounting is the base for Management Accounting. Miss the first properly and the second is not difficult, it is unsurvivable — you are being taught something built on a floor you never laid.
That is the whole reason this centre teaches only the numerical papers. Not because the others do not matter. Because the others do not need a teacher in the same way.
AFTER SCHOOL
Nobody checks your working after Class 12
The biggest difference between school Accounts and degree Accounts is not difficulty. It is that nobody reads your work any more.
You scored 88 in Class 12 Accounts. Papa told everyone. And you believed it too — this subject was yours.
Then college started. First semester, Financial Accounting. Eighty students in the room. Sir works the sum on the board, you copy it down. At home you sit with it and get stuck somewhere. You are not even sure where. You move on. Nobody asks where you got stuck. Second month. Two chapters behind now, but it feels manageable. There is still time. You keep attending, the copy fills up, it even looks good. Third month. Exam. And that is when you find out that what you had been writing for three months was wrong. The same mistake, every single time. Nobody had looked.
In Class 12 that mistake would have been caught in the first unit test. A teacher marked your copy, drew a red line where it went wrong, and told you. You fixed it that week and never made it again. In college there is no red pen.
The subject did not get harder. The person who used to tell you left.
The semester system takes away the last warning too. Three months, six papers, then it is over. No unit test in September, no half-yearly, no parent-teacher meeting. A student can be lost from week three and get no signal at all until results. That is why batches here are capped at ten. Ten is roughly the number of copies one person can actually read every week. Everything else on this page follows from that one number.
QUESTIONS PARENTS ASK
The eleven we hear most.
In this section, you can address common questions efficiently.
Yes. Most students who join in July or August are joining because the first unit test did not go well. We find out where the gap is, usually journal or ledger, and cover that separately while keeping up with the chapter running in school.
Ten, maximum. Above ten you cannot read every student's working, and in Accountancy the mistake only shows up in the working.
Yes, all of them. There is no separate faculty for the Class 11 Accountancy batch.
The Class 11 batch is capped at ten students and runs on its own fixed schedule, so it is not squeezed around anything else. Having taught the subject up to CA Inter is what makes the Class 11 teaching careful rather than casual — most of the trouble a CA Inter student has with accounts started in Class 11 and was never corrected.
NCERT is the base, since board questions come from there. TS Grewal for practice volume, and DK Goel where the explanation is clearer. If your school follows a different book, bring it along.
It depends where he is stuck. Most Class 11 students who struggle with Accountancy never got debit and credit properly, and everything built on top of it collapses. We go back to that before touching the current chapter. It takes a few weeks, not one class.
₹3,000 a month, for three ninety-minute classes a week plus mock test days. The first three classes are free — sit through them, see the batch size, see how a chapter is taught, then choose.
Because one class tells you almost nothing. In three, you can see whether your child is following, and I can see where the gap actually is and whether my method suits how they learn. It works both ways — if I do not think this is the right fit, I will say so and tell you what I think would work better.
Full papers, written on separate days from the regular classes, so no teaching time is lost to testing. Papers are checked and returned with the working marked, not just a score at the top.
Yes. Class 12 Accountancy runs as a separate batch at ₹3,450 a month, covering partnership accounts, company accounts, cash flow statement and ratio analysis.
Sector 3, near Vanasthali School Road. The full address and map are above.