Accounts is not cramming, it is common sense.
Every Class 11 Accountancy topic is explained here the way an experienced teacher would explain it sitting next to you: through a real shop, step by step, in simple words. Even if you have never seen a journal entry before, you can master Part 1 here without tuition.
How to study with this portal (4 easy steps)
- 1Read the shop story
Every lesson starts with a real business situation, so you know why the rule exists.
- 2See it step by step
In a solved example press “Next step”. Think first, then open the next step.
- 3Pass the entry yourself
Choose the debit and credit accounts or type the amount, and get instant feedback with hints.
- 4Test and exam paper
Finish with the chapter test, the Challenge Zone and a full exam practice paper with solutions.
All Chapters
Click any chapter. The green bar shows how many lessons you have finished.
Foundation: business and money basics
नींव — ज़रूरी बुनियादBefore learning accounts, know how a shop really works. Stuck anywhere later? Come back here for 10 minutes.
3 lessons0% Ch 1Introduction to Accounting
लेखांकन — एक परिचयEvery shop, school and company keeps accounts. Learn the language of business in one chapter.
3 lessons0% Ch 2Theory Base of Accounting
लेखांकन के सैद्धांतिक आधारWhy is land bought for ₹10 lakh still shown at ₹10 lakh? The answer is in these concepts.
3 lessons0% Ch 3Recording of Transactions – I
लेन-देनों का अभिलेखन – IThe heart of accountancy: once you can pass a journal entry, the rest becomes easy.
6 lessons0% Ch 4Recording of Transactions – II
लेन-देनों का अभिलेखन – IIA busy shop cannot write everything in one journal. Special books save time.
4 lessons0% Ch 5Bank Reconciliation Statement
बैंक समाधान विवरणYour cash book says ₹45,000 in the bank, the passbook says ₹50,500. Who is right? Both!
3 lessons0% Ch 6Trial Balance and Rectification of Errors
तलपट एवं अशुद्धियों का संशोधनIf the trial balance does not tally, there is an error somewhere. Become the detective who finds it.
4 lessons0% Ch 7Depreciation, Provisions and Reserves
मूल्यह्रास, प्रावधान एवं संचयA new mobile loses value every year. How do businesses record this fall in value?
5 lessons0%How many marks does Part 1 carry? (CBSE 2026–27)
Class 11 Accountancy theory paper is 80 marks. Part 1 (this portal) gives 56 of them. Unit 2 carries the most marks, so practise entries daily.
80 marks theory + 20 marks project work = 100.
12 interactive tools: journal entry game, GST entry maker, BRS simulator, trial balance builder, error detective, depreciation chart and more.
📘Rules & Formats SheetDebit–credit rules, journal and ledger formats, BRS table, error types and depreciation formulas on one printable page.
📝Exam Practice Paper56 marks from Part 1, 5 sections, a new paper every time and a model answer for every question.
🏆Challenge Zone28 topper-level HOTS problems with real-world uses and accounting tricks: 4 for every chapter.
Frequently asked questions
Is AccountsDost free?
Yes. Every lesson, tool, chapter test, challenge and exam practice paper is free. There is no login and no fee.
I have never studied accounts. Can I learn here without tuition?
Yes. Start with the short Foundation chapter (business, profit, percentages, bills). Every lesson then begins from zero with a shop story, solved examples open one step at a time, and you practise journal entries with instant checking.
Is it based on the latest CBSE syllabus?
Yes. It covers NCERT Class 11 Accountancy Part 1 (Chapters 1–7): Unit 1 Theoretical Framework (12 marks) and Unit 2 Accounting Process (44 marks) of the CBSE 2026–27 syllabus. All explanations and examples are written fresh in easy language.
Can I switch between English and Hindi?
Yes. Use the EN / हिंदी switch at the top of any page. Your progress, XP and badges stay the same in both languages.
Where is my progress saved?
On your own phone or computer, in the browser. Nothing is sent to any server. If you clear the browser data or change the device, the progress starts again.