CA Inter Adv. Accounts & DT | LIVE Regular Batch By CA Aakash Kandoi & CA Bhanwar Borana

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CA Bhanwar Borana
Bhanwar Borana is recognized as an esteemed educator in the field of Chartered Accountancy (CA) in India. He has gained considerable popularity for his adept teaching methods, particularly focusing on the CA curriculum. Borana is highly regarded for his comprehensive and innovative approach to teaching complex subjects related to accountancy, taxation, and allied disciplines. He has overall 10 years of teaching experience at CA Inter and FINAL in Direct tax and International taxation. He believes that studying with fun is a great blend that helps aspirants achieve their goals with full precision.
He is renowned for his ability to break down intricate concepts into simpler, more understandable forms, aiding students in their preparation for CA examinations. Bhanwar Borana's teaching style typically involves practical examples, real-world case studies, and lucid explanations, enabling students to grasp challenging topics more effectively.
Borana has made a significant impact in the CA education sector by leveraging online platforms and modern teaching techniques to reach a broader audience. His lectures, study materials, and guidance have played a pivotal role in assisting numerous CA aspirants in their exam preparations.He is the author of India’s first handwritten DT book, "Compact," and also other books on taxation.

CA Aakash Kandoi
CA Aakash Kandoi is a qualified Chartered Accountant and holds a Diploma in International Financial Reporting Standards (Dip IFS) from ACCA, UK. With over four years of experience in teaching across all levels of the CA course—Foundation, Intermediate, and Final—he has earned a reputation as a passionate and dedicated educator.
Known for his conceptual clarity and engaging teaching style, Aakash Sir believes in empowering students with a deep understanding of the subject rather than rote learning. His teaching philosophy is rooted in his powerful quote: “Application of knowledge is more important than having it.”