B.Com

“Uttaranchal University, Dehradun is a good option for B.Com (Hons.) in Uttarakhand. It offers a B.Com (Hons.) programme with commerce, accounting, finance and business-related subjects. Students should also compare fees, faculty and placements  before choosing a college."

Yes, but with strict evaluation. Most top universities, including Copenhagen Business School (CBS), accept 3-year Indian degrees provided they are awarded by a recognised, tier-1 university (such as NAAC Grade 'A' institutions). The critical bottleneck is credit alignment - your 3-year degree must cover the exact number of foundational credits (ECTS equivalents) required in mathematics, statistics, and economics.
Because 3-year degrees yield fewer classroom hours than standard 4-year European degrees, Indian BCom/BBA grads frequently face direct rejections for lacking foundational ECTS credits in mathematics and advanced statistics.

Yes. CSSS, Post Matric, LIC General, HDFC ECSS, Reliance UG and state schemes cover these courses. BSc students in pure Science subjects can also try INSPIRE SHE.

Yes. Some colleges in Jaipur offer B.Com with ACCA built into the course. That one costs around INR 4.7 Lacs in total at one college. CA and CS are separate courses, and you can study them with a regular B.Com. Ask the college how they handle exam leave.

Check the table below for some of the top private BCom colleges in Jaipur along with their tuition fees.

I would say both BBA and B.Com can work well before an MBA, depending on what you want to learn first. I personally found BBA more aligned with business basics and management. I'd also looked at Asian School of Business while comparing management-focused study options.

B.Com is an undergraduate (bachelor's) degree, so B.Com graduates cannot apply for admission to another B.Com program (as they already hold that degree), but they are fully eligible to apply for postgraduate courses like an M.Com or MBA.

Banaras Hindu University (BHU) only offers B.Com. (Hons.) and does not offer a standard B.Com. (General) program at the undergraduate level.

SRCC scholarships are mainly comprised of need-cum-merit based scholarships to BCom (Hons) students as financial assistance. The scholarships offered at the insitute are mostly awarded on the basis of academic performance of the student and in some cases their background also. Some of the SSRC Scholarships offered to BCom (Hons) students are mentioned in the table below: