B.Com. / B.Com. (Honours) / B.Com. (Honours with Research)

The emphasis of the program is to impart specialized knowledge and skill sets in the industry preferred areas of Finance, Accounting and Taxation, with a view to provide careers in financial markets and services like

Note: With B.Com. a student will have an option to pursue Chartered Accountancy, Cost Accountancy, Company Secretary, Chartered Financial Analyst, Financial Planner and Management Accountancy.

Bachelor of Commerce is a added course which covers a lot of things right from accounting, taxation, finance, banking, insurance, marketing management to human resource management.

The general eligibility criteria for B.Com includes –

No. B.Com is a regular course for which you will receive a Bachelor degree after completion.

Both the courses are good at their own place. BBA gives you a knowledge and specialisation in management however B.Com gives you a knowledge and specialisation in finance and accounts with a brief about its application in management. The choice should be based on what you like and want to make your career in.

It a three years Bachelor's degree that executes in three parts:

The Fees is Rs 44000 per annum excluding the examination fees. The total approximate expenditure may be Rs 48000 per annum which varies with student to student and the facilities availed by them.

B.Com is a broader course as compared to B.Com(H). B.Com(H) is a specialisation course of B.Com, in which student gets a deep knowledge of some specific subjects and management. In B.Com, student study all the subjects with broader prospect and interrelating them.

No, however we assist the students to get the same with researches, paper publication and internship.

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Pay package offering starts from 2 Lakhs per annum and ends according to the skills and knowledge of student. Highest package is 5LPA .

A B.Com. degree is ideal for those interested in finance, accounting, and business management. It's perfect for students who enjoy working with numbers, analyzing financial data, and understanding business operations. This degree opens up diverse career opportunities in banking, finance, accounting, and corporate sectors.

To be eligible for a B.Com course in India, students must have completed the class 12 board examination from a recognized education board such as CBSE, ICSE, or a State Education Board.

The B.Com. program in typically of 4 years with 8 semesters with multiple exit options. Students who compete 3 years (6 semesters) receive B.Com. while those who complete 4 years (8 semesters) receive B.Com. (Hons.) and those with more than 75% marks after 3 years and complete a fourth year (8 Semesters) receive B.Com. (Hons. with Research)

B.Com graduates can explore various career options such as Financial Risk Manager, Government Banking Jobs, Business Analyst, and Digital Marketer.

Yes, pursuing an MBA after completing either B.Com or B.Com (Hons) is possible. However, admission to many MBA colleges in India is based on entrance exam scores such as CAT, CMAT, MAT, XAT, NMAT, and ATMA.

B.Com aspirants in India can choose from various specializations, including Accounting and Finance, Banking and Finance, Business Economics, Corporate Accountancy, Human Resource Management, Statistics, and Taxation.

B.Com aspirants in India can choose from various specializations, including Accounting and Finance, Banking and Finance, Business Economics, Corporate Accountancy, Human Resource Management, Statistics, and Taxation.

Yes, various Value Added Courses are the part of the curriculum of B.Com.. For example, Leadership Skill Development, Issues in e-Commerce, AI in Business, Stress Management, Environmental Science & Sustainability, Yoga and Meditation.

A student with science background and having completed higher secondary education can still pursue a B.Com.