“Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com) ”
Duration: 3 Years.
Eligibility:
1. Eligibility Criteria
Educational Background: Generally requires completion of 10+2 (or equivalent) from a recognized board. Students from streams such as Commerce, Science, or Arts may be eligible, though Commerce is preferred.
Minimum Marks: Most colleges require a minimum of 50%–60% aggregate marks in the qualifying exam, but this can vary based on the institution's competitiveness.
2. Entrance Exams
Some institutions conduct entrance exams for B.Com admissions. Notable exams may include:
IPU CET (Indraprastha University Common Entrance Test)
BHU UET (Banaras Hindu University Undergraduate Entrance Test)
CUET (Common University Entrance Test) for certain universities in India
Many colleges, especially in India, offer direct admission based on 10+2 scores.
3. Direct Admission
Many institutions, particularly private colleges, may offer direct admission based on the candidate's performance in the 10+2 exams without an entrance test.
4. Application Process
Online Application: Most colleges have an online application process available on their official websites.
Required Documents: Commonly required documents include mark sheets, proof of identity, passport-sized photographs, and any additional documents specified by the institution.
Application Fee: There is usually an application fee, which varies by institution.
5. Admission Dates
Application Window: Typically opens from April to June.
Entrance Exam Dates: If applicable, these usually take place between May and July.
Merit List/Result Declaration: Typically announced between July and August, with classes commencing soon after.
6. Course Fees
B.Com fees can vary widely based on whether the institution is public or private, ranging from a few thousand to several lakhs of INR per year.
7. Specializations
Some institutions offer specializations within the B.Com program, such as:
B.Com in Accounting
B.Com in Finance
B.Com in Marketing
B.Com in E-Commerce