Depreciation is an important topic in CA Foundation Accounting. Students may find it difficult to understand different depreciation methods, calculate asset value, and remember the correct journal entries. Solving practical questions can also become challenging without a clear understanding of the basic concepts.
PW offers videos that explain depreciation through simple videos, examples, and practice questions. These videos help you understand the methods, learn the accounting treatment, and practise important questions. You can use them to clear your doubts, revise the topic, and prepare for your Principles and Practice of Accounting exam.
The video presents a one-shot lesson on depreciation for CA Foundation Accounting. You study its meaning, Straight Line Method, Written Down Value method, journal entries, practical calculations, examples, exam-style questions, and useful solving shortcuts. The video brings the main concepts and applications together, making it suitable for structured revision and focused preparation in Principles and Practice of Accounting.
Use this video when you need a single revision source before practice or an exam. It suits students who want to connect concepts with calculations and improve question-solving speed without missing the main accounting treatment.
In this video, the faculty leads a CA Foundation revision lesson on the concept and accounting treatment of depreciation. It explains the Straight Line Method, Written Down Value method, changes in depreciation methods, practical adjustments, important questions, and ICAI-based question patterns. The video also gives revision strategies and solving tips for the May 2026 examination.
Choose this video for final revision after learning the basic concepts. It is useful for improving calculation accuracy, recalling adjustment steps, and practising questions in a limited study window.
The faculty conducts a full-day Accounting marathon that includes depreciation and valuation principles along with final accounts, incomplete records, non-profit organisation accounts, partnership accounts, bank reconciliation, company accounts, rectification, bills of exchange, and the theoretical framework. Journal entries, exam-focused questions, shortcuts, and practice support broad CA exam revision.
Students can use this video for planned revision after studying individual chapters. Its wide coverage helps you link depreciation with other accounting areas and manage revision across the syllabus with better recall and time control.
The video introduces depreciation as the reduction in a fixed asset’s value caused by use and time. It explains cost allocation over an asset’s useful life, book value, written-down value, depreciation methods, and causes such as wear and tear, obsolescence, inadequacy, depletion, and expiry of rights. The matching concept connects depreciation with annual profit calculation.
This video suits beginners who need a clear starting point before solving method-based questions. It builds basic recall and helps you understand why depreciation is recorded as an expense in accounting.
The faculty conducts a practice session on depreciation concepts and accounting treatment. The video includes the Straight Line Method, Written Down Value method, important accounting adjustments, and exam-focused depreciation problems. Its practice-based approach gives students a way to apply the methods, review common question patterns, and improve calculation work for the CA Foundation Accounting examination.
Repeaters and students who have completed the theory can use this video for active practice. It supports faster application, better accuracy, and stronger confidence while solving depreciation questions under exam conditions.
These PW videos help students understand the concept and Accounting of Depreciation through simple explanations, different methods, journal entries, and practical questions. Each video offers a different way to learn the topic, revise important concepts, and understand how to solve accounting problems.
You can start with the basic concepts and then move to practical questions and revision sessions. Regularly watching these videos and practising questions can help you improve your calculations, remember important steps, and prepare better for your Principles and Practice of Accounting for CA exam.
