Accounting & Commerce

Hi Nikhitha,
Candidates are required to opt for Entrance or Merit mode of admission depending on their percentage in qualifying degree put against the minimum percentage criteria decided by the university for each mode separately. Admission to the students of the University of Delhi will be only on the basis of merit mode. Final Admission
Separate lists will be published for each category consisting of merit rank in qualifying exam or rank obtained in the entrance examination. University will approve the admission on submission of requisite documents and fees. For more information, click here:
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Hi Pankaj,
Financial Accounting, Business Law, Auditing, Income Tax Law & Problems, etc. Are the main subjects covered under the syllabus of M.Com entrance exams. Some of the popular reference books which are extensively used by candidates to prepare for M.Com entrance exam are:-
Advanced Accounting by S. N. Mageswari
Business Mathematics by Ranganath, Sampangiram, Rajaram
Company Law by Avtar Singh
Financial Accounting by R. L. Gupta
Law of Contract & Specific Relief by Avtar Singh
Principles of Economics by Case Fair
Practising previous years question papers and referring the above-prescribed textbooks can be quite effective to prepare well for the entrance exam. Systematic and thorough preparation on the different topics covered under the syllabus of entrance exam is necessary to clear the test with a good score. For more details, you can go through the B.Com syllabus.

Hi Prashant,
Regarding the selection between BBA or B.Com this one of the classic confusion faced by almost every commerce aspirant. If you think that your aptitude matches to the management study and your only goal is to get into a management career, then BBA would be the best choice for you. If you wish to learn a variety of skills as well as academic subjects during Bachelor degree, wish to avail various post-graduate opportunities besides MBA, interested in learning finance and factors that drive economic behaviour at both an individual and organisational level, then B.Com would be a wise decision. No career option is better than another, but it's all about your aptitude and area of interest.