The Post Graduate Diploma in Accounting is a one-year diploma program that equips learners with comprehensive knowledge of accountancy concepts such as bookkeeping and financial accounting. The postgraduate diploma is structured to help students improve their finance and accounting skills. The purpose of the course is to educate learners about the management of income and expenses of a business establishment.

PGDA is for one year and consists of 2 semesters of study.

The minimum eligibility for PGDA is an undergraduate degree in a relevant discipline from a well-recognized university or institute with at least 50% marks.

Upon successful completion of the course, candidates can apply for accountant jobs in various corporate, banking and finance sectors.