12th / B.Com students
Add a second accounting package to your resume — many local firms use BUSY rather than Tally.
Learn the billing, stock and GST accounting software used by many traders, distributors and manufacturers — from setting up masters to batch-wise stock, party outstanding and GST reports — practised hands-on in the techcadd Computer Institute Jalandhar lab.
techcadd Computer Institute's BUSY course in Jalandhar is built around the work done at the billing and accounts counter of a trader, wholesaler, distributor or small manufacturer — the businesses where BUSY is most commonly installed.
You begin by creating a company and its masters — account groups, parties, item groups, units and GST rates. Then comes the daily work: sales and purchase invoices with bill sundries for discount and freight, returns, and payment and receipt entries. Inventory goes further than a basic course, with batch numbers, expiry dates, MRP-wise stock and multiple material centres (godowns). The final weeks cover GST invoicing and reports, bill-by-bill party outstanding and the reports and backups an owner asks for.
Each module is practised on a sample distribution business, so you finish having billed, stocked and reconciled a realistic month of trade — exactly what a billing executive or store accountant is hired to do.
Built for trading businessesIf you can use a computer and do simple calculations, you can learn BUSY. Accounting terms are explained as they come up, with a trading business as the example throughout.
Add a second accounting package to your resume — many local firms use BUSY rather than Tally.
Billing and store-accounts jobs at distributors and wholesalers often ask specifically for BUSY.
Run billing, stock and party balances for your own business without outside help.
Already making bills? Learn the stock, GST and outstanding side and move up to accounts.
Know Tally already? Pick up BUSY quickly so you can take jobs using either package.
Help run the family shop or agency's accounts on the software it already has.
Learners reach the Jalandhar centre from Rama Mandi, Maqsudan, Adarsh Nagar, Garha and Basti Bawa Khel, with weekend students from Phagwara, Kapurthala, Goraya and Adampur. Morning, evening, weekend and 1-on-1 slots mean shop and counter staff can learn without taking time off.
Pharma, FMCG, hardware and electrical distributors frequently choose BUSY for its billing and batch-wise stock. Those desks need trained operators.
You work through a stack of orders, purchase bills and returns just as a distributor's counter would — not isolated examples.
The stock features that matter most in trading — batch numbers, expiry dates, MRP and material centres — are practised properly.
Knowing both BUSY and Tally Prime makes you employable at almost any local business. The Computerised Accounting diploma covers both.
The course follows the working day of a trading business: set up once, bill every day, manage stock, then GST, collections and reports.
Create a company and every master it needs.
BUSY is used on your own lab computer every class, with Excel for the reports owners like to receive.
Complete the course and the practice company to receive a techcadd certificate you can attach to any job application — verifiable online.
Indicative starting pay for freshers in Punjab. Actual offers depend on the employer, your billing speed and your grasp of GST.
Distributors, wholesalers and showrooms
Day-to-day entries and party ledgers
Stock, godowns and purchase records
Batch, expiry and stock reconciliation
Billing executive, accounts assistant and store accountant roles, mainly at distributors, wholesalers and small manufacturers who use BUSY.
Both are used locally. Tally is more common overall; BUSY is popular with traders and distributors. Many students learn one and then the other — the accounting logic is the same.
Yes. Owners learn to bill, track stock and batches, and see who owes them money without waiting for an accountant.
Tally Prime with GST, GST & Taxation for return filing, or the 6-month Diploma in Computerised Accounting that covers both packages.
All four tasks use one sample distribution business, so the work builds into a complete month of trade.
Create the company, parties, items with HSN, units, tax categories and bill sundries.
Bill a stack of sample orders and purchases, including returns, discounts and freight.
Track pharma-style stock by batch and expiry across two godowns and reconcile it.
Produce GST summaries, an outstanding ageing report, P&L and a verified backup.
Every topic follows the same three steps, so each feature is tied to a real transaction.
The trainer walks through one transaction from paper bill to screen.
e.g. Purchase from a supplierYou enter it yourself in BUSY while the trainer checks your screen.
e.g. Batch-wise purchase invoiceYou confirm the effect on stock, party balance and GST reports.
e.g. Stock status and GSTR-3BFewer institutes in Jalandhar teach BUSY in depth. What matters is whether the stock features and GST are covered properly, and how much time you actually spend billing.
Examples come from distributors, wholesalers and shops — where BUSY is used.
You bill every transaction yourself; nobody else drives your screen.
The trainer checks your stock and party balances, not just the final answer.
Batches, expiry, MRP and godowns practised, not just mentioned.
Resume help, mock tests and job drives with 500+ hiring partners.
25,000+ students trained across Punjab, rated 4.9★ on Google.
Questions worth asking before you join any BUSY course, including this one.
| Feature | techcadd Computer Institute | Typical institute |
|---|---|---|
| Practice data | Full sample distribution business | –A handful of demo entries |
| Inventory | Batches, expiry, MRP and godowns | –Basic stock items only |
| GST | CGST/SGST, IGST, RCM and return reports | –Tax invoice entry only |
| Outstanding | Bill-by-bill and ageing reports | –Often skipped |
| Batch size | Small batches with individual checking | –Large, crowded batches |
| Timings | Morning, evening, weekend, 1-on-1 | –Fixed single slot |
| Certificate | Verifiable certificate + practice company | –Varies |
The right-hand column describes what is commonly offered in the market, not any particular institute.
Rated 4.9★ on Google by students of every age and background.
“My new job used BUSY, not Tally. Two months here and I was handling the billing counter on my own.”
“The batch and expiry stock practice was very useful. Now I know both Tally and BUSY for interviews.”
“I wanted to check my own stock and party balances. The outstanding reports alone were worth it.”
“Weekend batch suited me. The trainer explained godown transfers until I got them right.”
“Practical from the first day. We billed real-looking orders every class, not just theory.”
“I now run the billing and GST reports for our family agency myself. Simple notes, patient teaching.”
Still unsure? A counsellor can walk you through batches, fees and the syllabus in one short call.
📞No. BUSY is taught from the start, including the accounting terms you need. If you already know Tally, you will pick it up faster.
The course runs for 2 months. Morning, afternoon, evening and weekend batches are available, plus 1-on-1 slots on request.
Yes. GST billing for intra-state and inter-state sales, reverse charge, credit and debit notes, e-way bill details and GSTR-1 / GSTR-3B reports are all part of the course.
Yes. Batch-wise, expiry-wise and MRP-wise stock, along with multiple godowns (material centres), are practised in detail.
Yes. You receive a techcadd certificate on completing the course and practice company, which can be verified online. It is separate from any certification offered by the software vendor.
Yes. Book a free demo class, see the lab and meet the trainer before you decide.
Tally Prime with GST, GST & Taxation, or the 6-month Diploma in Computerised Accounting.
Talk to a counsellor today. One conversation is usually enough to identify the right learning path, career direction, and training roadmap.
Book a free demo class and see the lab before you decide.