Accounting & Commerce

Yes, OSOU Sambalpur is a state open university that can be considered for admission. The open university is recognised by the University Grants Commission (UGC), Distance Education Bureau (DEB), National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE), Bar Council of India (BCI), and Medical Council of India (MCI). Hence, it is a good option for students wanting to pursue BCom (H) in part time mode.

Yes, Odisha State Open University offers a BCom (Hons) programme. Aspirants who are Class 12 or equivalent examination pass can get admission to the UG programme. The eligibility students can register and pay the fees by visiting the official website. Once verification is done, the admission confirmation is sent over mail to the students.

Both the open universities offer BCom/ BCom (H) course. They can be compared on the basis of fees, degree value, student reviews, curriculum, etc. In fee comparison, the BRAOU BCom course is more economical with tuition fees of INR 7,700, while the BCom (H) at Odisha State Open University is INR 11,700. It must be noted that the mentioned course fee is as per the official website/ sanctioning body. It is still subject to changes and hence, is indicative. 

The open university carries out admission procedure in Jul and Jan sessions. For the Jul admission cycle, the application window open in Jun and for the Jan session, the registrations open in Dec. Students shall ensure that they apply on or before the application deadline. Once the application and course fees is submitted, the admission confirmation is sent out by the open university on email.

No, there is no entrance score requirement for BCom (H) admission in OSOU. The open university admit candidates based on performance in the last qualifying examination. Aspirants who are Class 12 or equivalent exam pass can apply for course admission. The application form can be filled out in online mode.

Based on the current market trend, it is highly competitive to get hired by top recruiters for Commerce. These recruiters, including the Big 4 accounting firms, major banks, and multinational corporations, receive a large number of applications from qualified candidates. While these firms do hire Commerce graduates, they typically have high standards and look for individuals with a strong combination of academic qualifications, relevant skills, and practical experience.