1. CUET Accountancy (ACC)

Financial Accounting

• Accounting principles & concepts

• Journal, ledger, trial balance

• Depreciation, provisions & reserves

Not-for-Profit Organizations

• Income & expenditure

• Receipts & payments

• Balance sheet

Partnership Firms

• Admission, retirement, death of partner

• Revaluation & goodwill

• Dissolution

Company Accounts

• Share capital

• Debentures

• Accounting treatment

CUET Focus

• 1000+ CUET-style MCQs

• Fact-based & application-based questions

• Assertion & Reason questions

2. CUET Economics (ECO)

Introductory Macroeconomics

• National income

• Money & banking

• Government budget

• Balance of payments

Indian Economic Development

• Liberalization, globalization, privatization

• Poverty, unemployment, human development

• Indian economy post-independence

Microeconomics Revision (as needed)

• Demand & supply

• Elasticity

• Market equilibrium

CUET Focus

• NCERT-based conceptual MCQs

• Case-study questions

• Graph interpretation

3. CUET Business Studies (BST)

Principles of Management

• Fayol, Taylor

• Business environment

Business Finance & Marketing

• Financial management

• Marketing strategies

• Consumer protection

Business Operations

• Planning, organizing, staffing

• Leadership, motivation

• Controlling

CUET Focus

• 1200+ MCQs

• High-yield definitions

• Scenario-based logical questions

📘 Module 1: Basics of English Communication

This module introduces learners to fundamental concepts of English speaking.
Topics include:

• Introduction to English sounds and pronunciation

• Understanding sentence formation

• Basic vocabulary for everyday use

• Speaking simple sentences with correct structure

• Difference between formal and informal English

• Using polite expressions and greetings

Learners start building confidence as they progress from single words to full sentences.

📘 Module 2: Grammar for Spoken English

Grammar is taught in a simple, conversational style.
Topics include:

• Parts of speech

• Tenses and their conversational usage

• Modal verbs (can, could, may, should, would)

• Prepositions used in daily conversation

• Conjunctions and sentence connectors

• Making questions correctly

• Common grammar mistakes and how to fix them

The goal is to help learners speak naturally without memorizing rules.

📘 Module 3: Vocabulary Building

This module focuses on improving vocabulary through themes and contexts, such as:

• Daily routine vocabulary

• Work and office vocabulary

• Travel, shopping, and food-related vocabulary

• Sentences for home and family conversations

• Expressions for emotions and feelings

• Idioms and common phrases used in spoken English

Vocabulary is taught through games, flashcards, and real-life examples.

📘 Module 4: Daily English Conversations

One of the most important modules, this section focuses on practical communication skills.
Students learn to speak confidently in situations such as:

• Introducing yourself

• Making and responding to requests

• Asking for directions

• Ordering food at a restaurant

• Phone call conversations

• Making appointments

• Talking about your day

• Basic workplace conversations

Learners get real-time conversation practice with the tutor to build fluency.

📘 Module 5: Pronunciation & Accent Training

Correct pronunciation makes communication clearer and more professional.
Topics include:

• Correct articulation of vowels and consonants

• Stress and intonation patterns

• Speaking with appropriate speed

• Avoiding mother-tongue influence

• Practicing tongue-twisters to improve clarity

This helps learners speak with a natural and confident tone.

📘 Module 6: Listening Skills Development

Listening is essential for understanding and responding effectively. Students practice through:

• Audio exercises

• Short conversations

• Real-life dialogues

• Video-based listening activities

The tutor helps learners understand accents, pace, tone, and vocabulary used by native speakers.

📘 Module 7: Confidence Building & Fluency Practice

To speak well, students must speak often.
This module includes:

• Group discussions (if applicable)

• One-to-one speaking sessions

• Storytelling and narrations

• Debates and opinion building

• Error correction and feedback

These activities gradually transform hesitant speakers into confident communicators.

📘 Module 8: Workplace & Professional English

For students, employees, and professionals who want to improve office communication.
Topics include:

• Formal email writing (optional)

• Professional greetings

• Meetings and presentations

• Communicating with colleagues

• Telephone and customer service English

This is especially useful for career advancement and interviews.

📘 Module 9: Real-Life English Situations

Learners practice how to use English in real-life situations such as:

• At a shop or mall

• At the airport

• While travelling

• In a hospital

• Conversing with strangers

• Social gatherings

The tutor provides role-based learning to make conversations natural and spontaneous.