Accounting & Commerce

Rajasthan University of Health and Sciences BCom course is offered through Swami Vivekanand College, Phulera. Candidates who meet the course-specific entry requirements can visit the official website to apply. The registered students are shortlisted based on performance in the last qualifying examination, i.e., Class 12. Once seat allotment is done, the candidates can pay the admission fee amount to lock their seats.

The registrations for BCom at RUHS may open soon. Candidates shall ensure that they submit their applications on or before the prescribed deadline. The application forms shall be made available online on the official website.

Rajasthan University of Health Sciences BCom course is of three-year duration in total. Candidates have to complete it within this time period in order to get the degree. The selection for this course is done on a merit-basis. Aspirants must check out the eligibility requirements before applying for admission. 

Rajasthan University of Health Sciences offers admission to the BCom course based on merit in the last qualifying exam. Hence, the applicants performance in Class 12 or equivalent exam is taken into consideration. The course aspirants may not have to appear for any of the entrance examination.

The university may offer a BCom course through its affiliated colleges. Candidates seeking admission must be Class 12 or equivalent exam pass from a recognised board. The minimum required aggregate is 50% as per unofficial sources. Hence, is indicative. Candidates must have the relevant documents with them at the time of form filling and admission.

For admission to BCom course at Andhra University, students have completed Class 12 exam with qualifying scores. Andhra University BCom admission is merit-based. 

Candidates who want to build a career in accounting or financial analysis should choose BCom. It provides the required professional knowledge. For banking jobs, both degrees are acceptable, but BCom graduates may have an edge due to a stronger foundation in finance.

Both BBA and BCom graduates can pursue MBA. However, BBA is more suitable for students interested in business, as it focuses on both practical and theoretical aspects of management. BCom is better for those who want to focus on finance and accounting before an MBA.

For a B.Com program, the CUET General Test (GT) is not always compulsory, but it's often advisable to take it. Whether it's mandatory depends on the specific university and B.Com programme you're interested in.