B.Com : Bachelor of Commerce


About Course

If you are making B.Com as your career choice, then it is a smart decision. It is one of the trending courses after 10+2.

Before knowing about the career options after B.Com!! Let us discuss “What is Bachelor of Commerce?”

“A Bachelor of Commerce, abbreviated as B.Com is an undergraduate degree in commerce and related subjects. The course is designed to provide students with a wide range of managerial skills and understanding in streams like finance, accounting, taxation and management”.

Bachelor of commerce offers understanding in Accounting, Economics, Business Law, Taxation, Insurance and Management.

The Bachelor of Commerce (B.com) degree was first offered at the University of Birmingham. In India, the duration of B.com is 3 years. Candidates can pursue B.com in regular and distance mode.

Duration:

B.com is one of the most sought courses after 12th. It has the duration of 3 years divided into 6 semesters. The course covers a number of subjects during its study period. B.Com mainly focuses on Accounts, Mathematics and Economics.

Eligibility Criteria

Unlike technical and vocational courses, BCom is offered by almost all the universities and colleges in India in regular as well as distance education mode. Eligibility criteria for BCom course:
Candidates having academic background in science, commerce stream are eligible to apply for this course.

The minimum cut off marks criteria may be different in each college/university’s as it is subject to the college/university’s own admission criteria for that year

In today’s job market, only a BCom degree is not enough. After completing the degree, students must pursue post-graduation in Commerce, Accounting and Finance. Courses like MCom, MBA, CA, CS etc. are good options for B Com graduates. BCom graduates can also prepare for competitive exams for appointment in Government sector. But those who wish to start working immediately after completing the BCom course can find various jobs at junior level in accounting, commerce, banking and finance and related fields. They can also seek jobs in public sector undertakings.

Some of the job profiles for BCom graduates are listed below:

B.Com graduate can work as a

  • Accountant
  • Auditor
  • Consultant
  • Company Secretary
  • Business Analyst
  • Finance Officer
  • Sales Analyst
  • Junior Analyst
  • Tax Accountant
  • Stock Broker
  • Economist
  • Business Development Trainee
  • Jay Panchal (TY IT Student) was placed as an intern in an IT firm – PC Lifeline and sellurlaptops.com, Andheri. Mumbai.
  • Savio Menezes (SYIT Student) was referred to undergo internship at Immunity, Andheri.

Our students are already secured placements and working in the following companies listed below:

1. Sundaram Finance ltd. 8th March 2017
2. Campus placement for Jr. Accountant
3. Stratcons India Pvt Ltd: 24th June 2017

Course Syllabi

Semester I

Accountancy and Financial Management – I
Commerce – I
Business Economics – I
Business Communication – I
Foundation Course – I
Mathematical & Statistical Techniques – I
Environmental Studies – I

Semester III

Accountancy and Financial Management III
Introduction to Management Accounting
Commerce III
Business Economics III
Advertising I
Foundation Course – III
Business Law I

Semester II

Accountancy and Financial Management – II
Commerce – II
Business Economics – II
Business Communication – II
Foundation Course – II
Mathematical & Statistical Techniques – II
Environmental Studies – II



Semester IV

Accountancy and Financial Management – IV
Auditing
Commerce IV
Business Economics IV
Advertising II
Foundation Course – IV
Business Law II


Semester V

Financial Accounting and Auditing – Paper VII Financial Auditing
Financial Accounting and Auditing – Paper VIII Cost Accounting
Commerce V
Business Economics – V
Computer Systems & Applications paper – I
Direct Taxes


Semester VI

Financial Accounting and Auditing IX – Financial Auditing
Financial Accounting and Auditing X – Cost Accounting
Commerce VI
Business Economics – VI
Computer Systems & Applications paper – II
Indirect Taxes


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