Accounting & Commerce

The difficulty level of CA Foundation syllabus can be considered lower than CA Intermediate and CA Final but it is challenging as the syllabus is vast. Since it is the beginner's level course, it has topics that requires understanding of core concepts and principles. Given the extremely low pass percentage, CA Foundation is definitely not easy. It requires conceptual clarity of a number of topics related to business, accounting, taxation, laws, etc. and rigorous practice.

No, there is no provision for direct admission to the BCom programme of BRAC, DU. Like all the other colleges affiliated with the University of Delhi, BRAC BCom admission is entrance-based. The college accepts the scores obtained by candidates in the CUET UG exam. After appearing for CUET, candidates must register for CSAS, DU to be eligible for seat allocation.

Dr Bhim Rao Ambedkar College BCom admission dates change every year. CUET UG is the accepted entrance exam for BCom admission at the college. The application process for CUET UG 2026 is likely to begin in March 2026. The CUET UG exam 2026 will be conducted from May to June , 2026. The counselling and seat allocation are expected to begin in August 2026 after the release of CUET UG result.

Yes, a BCom degree from BRAC (University of Delhi) makes candidates eligible for various government jobs. Commerce graduates are particularly in demand in the Finance sector which comprises government organisations, such as government bank and regulatory bodies. The selection for most of these jobs is based on competitve exams, such as UPSC, SSC, etc.

Tabulated below are some of the prospective government jobs for BCom graduates of BRAC, along with their average salaries:

Note: The above-mentioned are industry-based average payouts. The actual salary may differ from student to student based on their skills and competency.

JECRC University has not given any course-wise application deadline. However, better candidates who are ready to take admission in the BCom courses should ensure that they meet the eligibility criteria. Candidates should visit the official website from time to time so that they do not miss the deadlines.

Candidates applying for the JECRC University BCom courses have to fulfill the prescribed academic qualifications. Admission to the BCom course is subject to the marks secured by the applicants in the qualifying exam. Nevertheless, there is a stress laid on the point that candidates with valid scores from the CUET UG are the most sought-after applicants by the admitting universities. Students are also encouraged to bring the necessary documents as evidence of their eligibility for admission into the preferred course specialisation.

Admission applicants to the BCom programme at JECRC University are requested to provide a list of documents. As such, they should submit the documents in the specified size and format. The selected students should report to the assigned college with the following documents to complete their admission process:

• Class 10 and Class 12 Mark sheet
• Scanned Photograph
• Scanned Signature
• Accepted exam score card

To be considered for admission to the BCom course at JECRC University, candidates should have passed Class 12 or an equivalent exam with an aggregate of at least 50% in relevant subjects from a recognised or equivalent board. They must meet the course eligibility criteria to have their seats confirmed. Apart from this, preference is given to those students who possess a valid score on the CUET UG test. Thus, students must provide documents for verification.

Yes, JECRC University has full-time BCom programmes in different specialisations. The university admits candidates for BCom courses based on their performance in the last qualifying examination. Therefore, preference is given to candidates who hold valid scores in the CUET UG exam. For more details, eligible candidates can review the following key highlights:

NOTE: The mentioned fee is taken from the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to change and, hence, is indicative.