Accounting & Commerce

The fee structure of the BCom programme at Ramanujan College is made up of various components such as tuition fee, exam fee, hostel fee, etc. Students have to pay the first instalment of the fee at the time of admission. 

Candidates must fill in the application form and pay the CUET UG registration fee for BCom admission in Shri Ram College of Commerce which is as follows:

No, CUET is not required to get admission in BCom at Jai Hind College. Admission is given by considering: 50% merit (Class 12 marks) and 50% entrance-based (Jai Hind College Common Entrance Exam - CEE).

Yes, candidates can get admission in BCom at Jai Hind College with 60% marks in Class 12. Applicants should have passed Class 12 with minimum 45% marks for general category (40% for reserved category) students to be eligible to apply for admission.

BCom graduates from Mumbai have a very wide range of career options available to them. One of the most popular paths is pursuing CA (Chartered Accountancy) through the ICAI, which when combined with a BCom degree gives students a very powerful and high-earning qualification. Other professional courses like CMA (Cost and Management Accountancy) and CS (Company Secretary) are also popular choices. 

In most of the Bcom colleges affiliated with the University of Mumbai in Mumbai, entrance exam is not conducted. Admission is based solely on Class 12 marks. The merit list is made on the basis of HSC percentage and the available seats are allotted accordingly. However, there are some cases with autonomous and deemed universities in Mumbai where entrance test and personal interview are conducted.

According as a college student there is extra time given to acca students to study about acca and also bcom exams preparation is taken on another lecture as compare to acca exams.

The Akis Poona College is located in camp, and there is admission in B.Com for many students, and after 6 july the books have been given according to the subjects: business communication, corporate accounting, business economics, management, and also marketing, auditing, and taxation. According to my knowledge, the dress code is formal dress code individually