The course teaches how to investigate financial fraud, analyze accounting records, and provide litigation support using forensic auditing techniques.

Ideal for accounting professionals, auditors, finance students, tax consultants, and business owners interested in fraud prevention and financial investigation.

​ To develop the ability to detect and prevent fraud, analyze irregularities, interpret financial evidence, and prepare reports for legal proceedings.

You’ll learn fraud detection, data analysis, forensic audit procedures, evidence collection, and report preparation for investigation purposes.

It’s a balanced mix of theory and practical training with real-life case studies and simulated fraud investigation exercises.  

Basic accounting or auditing knowledge is preferred, but anyone interested in financial investigation can enroll.  

The duration typically ranges from 2 to 3 months, depending on batch type and learning mode.   

Yes. We offer both online and in-person training with live sessions, case-based discussions, and guided projects.   

Modules include Fraud Types & Red Flags, Financial Statement Analysis, Forensic Audit Process, Digital Forensics, and Legal Frameworks.  

Yes. The curriculum includes identifying, investigating, and documenting financial cybercrimes and data manipulation techniques.  

Yes. You’ll gain exposure to Excel analytics, data extraction tools, and forensic accounting software used for audit trails and fraud tracking.  

Absolutely. The course includes case studies from corporate frauds, bank scams, and government investigations.   

Yes. Upon successful completion, students receive a Forensic Accounting Certification from Mercury Edutech Academy.   

Graduates can pursue roles such as Forensic Accountant, Fraud Analyst, Internal Auditor, Compliance Officer, or Risk Consultant .   

Yes. Forensic accounting professionals often collaborate with lawyers, investigators, and regulatory agencies in financial crime cases.

Yes. You’ll learn how to structure professional investigation reports suitable for litigation or internal review. ​   

Auditing ensures accuracy of accounts, while forensic accounting investigates suspicious or fraudulent activities in financial records.  ​   

Yes. Mercury Edutech Academy provides placement guidance and connects students with organizations seeking forensic accounting professionals. ​   

Yes. Flexible batches, including weekend and evening sessions, are available for working professionals.  ​   

Yes. The course includes an overview of relevant laws such as the Companies Act, IPC sections on fraud, and global anti-fraud frameworks. ​   

A background in commerce, accounting, or finance is beneficial but not mandatory.  

Through practical projects, case study analysis, and quizzes that assess both analytical and investigative skills.

They investigate financial anomalies, assist in legal cases, and implement systems to prevent fraud in business organizations.

Yes. The course includes insights into how forensic accountants support legal teams and present findings as expert witnesses.

Yes. You’ll learn how to use data analytics and spreadsheet techniques to identify trends and detect suspicious transactions.

Yes, but they may need to complete a short pre-course foundation module on accounting basics.

Yes. You’ll learn how to design and evaluate internal control systems to reduce fraud risks.

Unlike general accounting, forensic accounting focuses on fraud detection, investigation, and evidence-based reporting.

Because we combine academic excellence with real investigative case exposure, industry-relevant tools, and expert mentoring from experienced forensic professionals.