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Advanced Audit & Assurance

Practical Audit & Assurance Training Through a Complete Real-World Audit Engagement

40

Lessons

5h 39m

Total time

Self-paced

Format

₹2499 one-time · no subscription

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31 of 40 lessons are live now — the rest are being produced and released on a rolling basis. Everything below describes the complete course; enrolling today gives you what’s live immediately, plus every remaining lesson as it ships, at no extra cost.

What you’ll build

Real deliverables, not just watched videos.

✓Should we say yes to Aarav?
✓Is Rs 20 lakh material?
✓What could go wrong?
✓Anatomy of a working paper
✓Pick 25 invoices, but from what?
✓Walk the process, then test the control
✓31 March, Rs 48 lakh, goods left on 3 April
✓The debt management swears is recoverable
✓Repair or asset?
✓The supplier the director's family owns
✓Adding it all up
✓From evidence to opinion
What you’ll learn

You will learn to:

  • Explain why a balancing trial balance proves so little, and what an audit adds
  • Decide whether to accept an engagement and recognise independence threats
  • Set materiality and performance materiality, and use them to classify errors
  • Build a risk register and turn each risk into a planned procedure
  • Write working papers a stranger could follow
  • Design samples, test controls and use external confirmations
  • Test revenue, receivables, cash, purchases, stock, fixed assets, payroll and borrowings
  • Identify related parties, evaluate estimates and test journal entries
  • Handle subsequent events, aggregate misstatements and evaluate them against materiality
  • Review a junior’s work, respond to client pressure and reason your way to an opinion
Course curriculum

A structured learning roadmap.

14 modules · 40 lessons · 5h 39m total

  • Should we say yes to Aarav?8m
  • Meeting Aarav Consumer Products7m
  • The plan, the team and the PBC list7m
  • Is Rs 20 lakh material?7m
  • What could go wrong?6m
  • The presumptions you never switch off6m
  • From risks to an audit plan7m
  • Anatomy of a working paper6m
  • The trial balance is where everything starts6m
  • The number that moved7m
  • Pick 25 invoices, but from what?6m
  • Walk the process, then test the control7m
  • Evidence from outside the client7m
  • The bank reconciliation that adds up but doesn't make sense7m
  • The sale that looked perfect6m
  • 31 March, Rs 48 lakh, goods left on 3 April6m
  • Kaveri Retail says something different7m
  • The debt management swears is recoverable6m
  • Who did we forget to record?7m
  • Standing in the warehouse7m
  • Cost, NRV and the stock nobody sells7m
  • Repair or asset?8m
  • Who is actually on the payroll?6m
  • The expense that was never business6m
  • The loan and the covenant6m
  • Who owns the company?7m
  • The supplier the director's family owns7m
  • The auditor's view of GST and statutory balances6m
  • The estimate that always seems to be enoughComing soon
  • The journal nobody posted in daylightComing soon
  • April: the letter that changes thingsComing soon
  • Adding it all upComing soon
  • Closing the fileComing soon
  • Becoming the reviewerComing soon
  • The client wants to finish todayComing soon
  • From evidence to opinionComing soon
  • You are the seniorComing soon
Real datasets

a complete audit engagement on one fictional client.

You work through one running case, Aarav Consumer Products Pvt. Ltd., using a trial balance, chart of accounts and a receivables ageing built from the same reconciled dataset as the videos. The client and every figure are fictional and used only for teaching.

Assessment & certificate

Proof you actually learned it.

50

Exam questions

60 min

Time limit

70%

Passing score

3

Attempts allowed

A practical assessment — a downloadable workbook with defined tasks — is submitted alongside the graded exam before a certificate is issued.

On completion, Eduints issues a verifiable PDF certificate with a QR code confirming your completion and assessment score. It confirms course completion — it is not a university degree, government licence or professional accreditation.

This course is practical educational training. It is not a professional qualification, audit licence, statutory authorisation or government-accredited certification, and completing it does not qualify anyone to act as a statutory auditor or to sign an audit report. The course was prepared using the standards, laws, regulations and professional guidance available on the course preparation date (19 September 2026). These change over time. The client, its people, documents and every figure are fictional and are used only for teaching, and any rates or thresholds shown are illustrative. Before relying on anything in this course for professional work, examinations, compliance or client engagements, please check the current requirements with a qualified professional in the relevant field and with the applicable professional body or regulator (for example ICAI, ICMAI or the relevant authority).

Questions

Before you enroll

Accounting graduates, articled assistants and finance professionals who want to understand how a real audit is planned, tested and concluded. Basic accounting knowledge is assumed.
No. It is practical educational training, not a professional qualification. Only a chartered accountant in practice can sign a statutory audit under the Companies Act.
It teaches the reasoning behind the auditing standards using the Accounting Standards framework, with short bridges to ICMAI practice and Ind AS / IFRS. The standards change, so always check the current text.
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