Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.)
offered by Brahmanand Institute of Research Technology and Management

3.4 /5

(1 Review)

Private Institute
Estd. 2003

Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.)
at
BIRTM
Overview

Duration	3 years
Total fee	₹7,500
Mode of learning	Distance/Correspondence
Course Level	UG Degree

Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.)

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Overview
Entry Requirements
Admission Process
Student Reviews

Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.)
at
BIRTM
Entry Requirements

UP 12th

CBSE 12th

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Candidate must have passed 10+2 or equivalent examination from a recognized school/board.

Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.)
at
BIRTM
Admission Process

Important Dates

ALL

UP 12TH

CBSE 12TH

Nov 3 - 26, 2025

CBSE 12th-Release of CBSE Class 12 exam Date Sheet 2026Tentative

Jan 1 - Feb 14, 2026

Conduct of CBSE 12th Practical exams 2026Tentative

Jan 8 - 17, 2026

UP 12th Pre-Board Exams 2026Tentative

Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.)
at
BIRTM
Students Ratings & Reviews

3.4/5

1 Rating

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Rajat Kanaujia Verified Icon

Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.)

Offered by Brahmanand Institute of Research Technology and Management

3.4

1Placements4Infrastructure4Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money

Good faculty. Poor placements.

Placements: Placements are not provided as such. Approximately nobody gets placed in B.Com at least. So the placement percentage is 0. But the management is trying to get good companies on campus. So if they succeed, the college will have good companies coming because it is a reputed college.

Infrastructure: No hostel is provided to stay. Students have to manage on their own. The library is big enough and has all the necessary books. There is no college canteen and there are more than 300 classrooms. The college is built on more than 60 acres of land and has a ground which is used for various sports.

Faculty: Most of the faculty members are helpful and qualified. Professors are Ph.D. holders and are very good at their subjects. The course curriculum is as per the state government syllabus. The typical traditional method of teaching by books is followed. But the teachers are qualified enough to make the students understands all the concepts.

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