Accounting & Commerce

M.Com at Ravenshaw or Utkal University, regular course: CPET is needed to be admitted into this. Direct entry might not take place without CPET or CUET. But again the Directorate of Distance Education and Continuing Education (DDCE) at Utkal University, can help you because here you would gain admission through merit on the basis of your graduation score, and there would be no need of an examination. It may be your successful alternative. Before making any decision on unilateral cases please ensure you consult the official site of the universities about the latest procedures about the latest entry requirements.

Yes, DAV College Jalandhar would have a B.Com. (Bachelors in Commerce - Honors.) program. This is a 3 year undergraduate program, and it gives the student a basic knowledge of commerce, and the students are mostly admitted into this course depending on the marks scored in the 10+2 examination. It is an institute of Amritsar Guru Nanak Dev University.

CA syllabus does not vary radically year after year, but revisions and up-dating are frequent particularly in subjects such as taxation and law to bring about the recent statutory amendments. Revisions, such as the one announced as a "new scheme of education and training" and conducted in 2024-2025, are substantial and affect the number of papers, duration of articleship and topics to be investigated in Focus, Intermediary, and Final year. The syllabus applicable to the exam attempt should be obtained always by the students using the latest ICAI notifications available.

Amity University offers B.Com  (regular) and B.Com (Hons) with different subjects. The regular B.Com includes basics like Accounting, Economics, Business Law, and Taxation, plus electives like Marketing or Banking. The B.Com (Hons) goes deeper with advanced topics like Financial Management, Auditing, and specializations in Finance, Banking, or even Data Analytics. Both programs allow some choice in subjects, but Hons is more focused. or contact their admissions office. Let me know if you'd like help comparing the two

Yes, B.Com  is a good course if you like business, finance, or accounting. It offers many career options like banking, CA, MBA, or jobs in companies. It's not too hard and has good job opportunities. If you enjoy numbers and business, B.Com can be a great choice for your future.

Yes, Poornima University offers BBA in Finance integrated with CFA coaching, and offline classes with regular schedules are available. The university provides industry-oriented modules, mentorship from professionals, and practical sessions. The annual fee is usually around one lakh fifty thousand rupees, but scholarships for merit-based students can reduce costs. Poornima's program is designed to prepare students not just for the CFA Level 1 exams but also for careers in investment banking, financial planning, and corporate finance.

For admission in a BCom programme at Sangamithra Degree and PG College, the aspirant must fulfil the course-specific eligibility criteria. Thus, only the aspirants who have passed Class 12 are eligible for admission. In addition, students should have passed the qualifying examination from a recognised board. Candidate must also hold the Class 12 mark sheet during application form filling and at the time of admission for verification purposes.

Sangamithra Degree and PG College offers a BCom course for three years. This course is offered across three specialisations. Find below all the BCom specialisations offered at SD PG College:

• Computer Applications
• Business Analytics
• Finance

Yes, BCom course is available at Sangamithra Degree and PG College. The university offers BCom courses at the UG level. Candidate must meet the eligibility criteria to enrol for BCom course admission set by the college. Aspirants must pass Class 12. SD PG College's admission process is merit-based.

In DU's B.Com (Hons), Mathematics or Business Mathematics is a compulsory subject. You should focus on core subjects like Accounting, Finance, Economics, Business Law, and Taxation. These subjects form the foundation for careers in CA, CFA, MBA, and financial analysis. If you're not comfortable with advanced maths, consider B.Com (Program) which has a slightly relaxed curriculum.