B.Com. Bachelor of Commerce

Duration of Course : 3 Years (6 Semesters)

Eligibility: Higher Secondary with Commerce or with Economics or Mathematics as one of the subjects with 50% marks.

 

Commerce being the life blood of an organization has gained tremendous momentum in the recent years. It has also thrown open multiple job opportunities in both government as well as private sector. The objective of the programme is to provide an in depth knowledge of commerce and allied subjects so as to enable the learner to work in a business establishment or to become an entrepreneur or to pursue higher education. The bachelor of commerce programme will prepare students for any career in general management, banking, financial management, and accounting and information systems. Graduates are also equipped to work as public accountants in public and commercial and government administration, or in private practice. Course focuses on accounting, financial planning, decision making and control in organization. Students will examine the    fundamental principles of commerce and business environment, and learn how to apply business principles to contemporary business practices.

 

A B.Com. graduate may pursue M.Com., MBA or CA after the successful completion of the course.

 

B.Com. - PART - I (Name of Papers)

 

COMPULSORY ALL THREE GROUPS A,B,C. THERE SHALL BE TWO PAPERS IN EACH GROUP OF 100 MARKS EACH.

GROUP - A                            Micro Economics                                Currency and Banking

GROUP - B                            Essential of Management                 Office Management

GROUP - C                            Accounting                                           Business Organisation

 

B.Com. - PART - II (Name of Papers)

Statistical Methods                                                                      Public Finance

Business Law                                                                                Cost Accounting

Company Law and Secretarial Practice                                    Selling and Advertising

 

B.Com. - PART - III (Name of Papers)

Insurance Law and Accounts                                                     Income Tax Law and Accounts

Contemporary Audit                                                                   Indian Economy Structure

Marketing, Practice and Finance                                               Macro-Economics

Trade of India                                                                               Applied & Business Statistics