Bachelor of Commerce

The B.Com is a broad and practical degree. It builds the knowledge and judgement industry asks for, and it teaches you to use computers and the accounting, quantitative and analytical tools that decisions are made with. The aim is a rounded education that leaves you ready to take on real responsibility at work. The course covers advanced accounting in principle and in practice, along with management, marketing, banking, auditing, company law, secretarial practice and related subjects. B.Com students can also take up ICWA or CA. The degree supplies financial institutions with people who can do financial analysis and accounting work, which the growing finance, insurance and related sectors need in large numbers. There is a wide choice of electives.

A person with 10+2 qualification is eligible for admission. Non 10+2 candidates who have completed Bachelors Preparatory Programme (BPP) of the University are also eligible for admission.

B.Com runs for three years, made up of six semesters. You may take breaks between subjects or semesters if you need to.