The internal audit differ from an external audit, Auditing

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Describe How does the internal audit differ from an external audit?

Ans) Internal audit nothing but the checking the product that you formed.

External audit is checking your product by your customer.

Here it means you may not search mistakes in your processes but a third man who comes and check the system he might see some deviations in the system and give suggestions for the improvements of the system..

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