I.Com Online Tuition — Accounting, Commerce, Economics and Business Maths
One-to-one I.Com Part I and Part II tuition where the ledger actually balances and theory answers are written the way the board marks them.
- Structure
- Part I (Grade 11) + Part II (Grade 12)
- Core
- Accounting, Commerce, Economics
- Also covered
- Business Maths, Banking, Statistics
- Marking
- Working carries the marks
- Boards covered
- Punjab, Federal, Sindh, KPK
- Leads to
- B.Com, BBA, ACCA, CA foundation
I.Com — Intermediate in Commerce — the short version
I.Com (Intermediate in Commerce) is a two-year Pakistani intermediate qualification taken as Part I and Part II. The core subjects are Principles of Accounting, Principles of Commerce, Principles of Economics and Business Mathematics, with Banking, Statistics and Computer Studies appearing depending on the board and part. Accounting dominates the aggregate because it is marked on working, not just the final figure. Tabish Tutors teaches I.Com one-to-one online, working every question on screen so students learn the full double-entry method rather than copying a finished answer.
What we cover
Full I.Com coverage — nothing quietly skipped
We teach to the specification, not to a summary of it. Here is exactly what is on the table.
Principles of Accounting
- Double entry, journal, ledger and trial balance
- Cash book, petty cash and bank reconciliation
- Adjustments, depreciation and provisions
- Final accounts of sole traders and partnerships
- Non-trading concerns and single-entry conversion
Principles of Commerce
- Business, trade and aids to trade
- Forms of business organisation
- Insurance, warehousing and transport
- Marketing, advertising and channels of distribution
- Business documents and correspondence
Principles of Economics
- Demand, supply and elasticity
- Consumer behaviour and utility
- Production, cost and revenue
- Market structures and factor pricing
- National income, money, banking and Pakistan's economy
Business Maths, Banking & Statistics
- Ratio, proportion, percentage and profit-loss
- Simple and compound interest, annuities
- Matrices, sets and linear equations in business context
- Banking: instruments, functions, State Bank of Pakistan
- Statistics: data presentation, averages, dispersion, index numbers
Who this is for
Is I.Com tutoring right for your student?
- Part I students meeting double-entry accounting for the first time
- Part II students whose trial balance never agrees
- Students planning ACCA, CA or a BBA who need a strong commerce base
- Improvement candidates repeating Accounting or Business Maths
What you get
Outcomes we commit to
- A trial balance the student can make agree, on their own
- Theory answers structured the way the marking scheme rewards
- Full final accounts completed inside exam time
- A commerce base strong enough for B.Com, BBA or ACCA
Diagnosis first
I.Com marks slip for a small number of fixable reasons
We find which one it is in the first session, then teach against it. Vague effort does not move a score; a named cause does.
The answer is right, the working is missing
Accounting marks live in the working. Students who jump to the final figure lose most of the question even when the number is correct.
Adjustments are guessed
Closing stock, outstanding expenses, prepaid items and depreciation are where final accounts break. Treated as a checklist they stop being frightening.
Theory subjects are left until the end
Commerce and Economics are assumed to be easy reading and then answered vaguely. Board answers need defined terms and structure, which takes practice.
Business Maths is avoided
Students who dislike maths skip it and cap their aggregate. It is the most predictable paper on the list once the formula set is drilled.
The plan
How the course actually runs
A written plan agreed before the first paid lesson, so you always know what stage the student is in.
Accounting Base
Part I
- Double entry taught until it is automatic
- Full journal → ledger → trial balance cycle
- Every question worked on screen, step by step
- Weekly practice sets marked
Theory Writing
Parallel
- Commerce and Economics answer structures
- Definitions the board expects, word for word where required
- Diagrams in Economics drawn and labelled correctly
- Long-answer planning under time
Final Accounts
Part II
- Adjustments taught as a checklist, not a memory test
- Partnership and non-trading accounts
- Bank reconciliation and error correction
- Full final-accounts questions to board timing
Board Papers
Final phase
- Past papers for every subject
- Mark-scheme based self-checking
- Speed on the accounting paper
- Aggregate planning across subjects
See the teaching
I.Com lessons, before you commit
Watch how we approach the exam, then book the free trial lesson and see it live with your own student.
How it works
From first message to first lesson
Four steps, no directory to sort through, no commitment before the demo.
Tell us about the student
Curriculum, board, current grade, target grade, and the topics actually causing trouble. Two minutes on WhatsApp is usually enough.
We match the tutor
We hand-pick one specialist for your exact specification. You are not sent a directory to sort through — the match is our job.
Free trial lesson
A real teaching session with the tutor who would teach the course. No payment, no card details, no commitment.
Lessons and weekly reports
The same tutor every week, a written plan, and a progress report to the parent so nobody is guessing whether it is working.
Who teaches it
Faculty for I.Com — Intermediate in Commerce
You are matched to one of these specialists — and you keep them.
Farah teaches I.Com Principles of Accounting, Commerce and Business Mathematics. She works every question on screen so students learn the full double-entry method rather than copying a finished answer.
Proof
I.Com students, real outcomes
Published with permission. Ask us for more on WhatsApp — we are happy to connect you with a current parent.
85%
Ali H.
I.Com Part II — Principles of Accounting
“The trial balance never used to agree and my daughter had given up on Accounting. Miss Farah worked every question on screen with her. She got 85% in the board Accounting paper.”
Questions parents ask
I.Com — frequently asked questions
Almost always, and usually quickly. It is nearly always one of four causes — a wrong side, a missed adjustment, a transposed figure, or a balance carried down incorrectly. We diagnose which one it is in the first session.
Sessions run bilingually. Concepts are explained in whichever language makes them land, while all written answers, definitions and formats are practised in exam English.
Yes. Students who learn double entry properly at I.Com level find the professional papers far less punishing. We teach the method, not shortcuts that break later.
Still deciding? Message our academic team on +92 300 4568992 or email info@tabishtutors.com. You will get a straight answer about whether I.Com tutoring will help — even if the answer is no.
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Talk to our I.Com team
Our academic team reviews every I.Com enquiry, matches a subject specialist to the exact board and paper, and arranges your free trial lesson — usually within one working day.
- The demo is a real teaching session, not a sales call
- You meet the tutor who would actually teach the course
- No payment details, no contract, no obligation
- If the fit is wrong, we rematch you at no extra cost