Accounting & Commerce

Fee Structure for B.Com in Mahalakshmi College of Arts and Science

The largely distinctive fee structure of Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) course of the Mahalakshmi College of Arts and Science depends mostly, that is on an average, between INR 30,000 to INR 50,000 for the entire academic year, on whether the student is an in-house resident or outsgation.

This generally includes tuition fee, examination fee and other sundry fees such as library and laboratory fees.

Students may incur additional expenses on procurement of books, materials and extra-curricular activities. However, these expenses have the option for scholarship or financial aids to deserving students. 

Hello Everyone,

The cutoff for B.Com. at SD College Chandigarh in the general category outside the UT pool was 101.4%. The cutoff for the outside UT pool was 104.96%.

SD College Chandigarh is considered a top choice for commerce students, and many toppers choose to attend the college. The college also gives 10–20% weightage to students who have taken Class 12 in Mathematics/Statistics, Computer Science, or Information Technology.

To pursue a B.Com. course, students must typically score at least 50% in their 10+2 with Commerce stream.

Some top colleges and universities may use an entrance exam for admission.

Hope this will help you take a better decision and please visit their official websites for more information.

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Yes, at PSGCAS, you can do B.Com in Professional Accounting and the course comes with ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) component. This course will attempt to provide the student with practical knowledge and understanding of accounting and at the same time equip the student with international accounting standards through the ACCA qualification. The curriculum combines the ACCA syllabus so one can acquire professional qualifications in addition to the degree. For enrollment to this course one has to score a 50% mark or above in the Class 12 exam and preference is also seen being given to the commerce stream. Regarding the specific procedure of admission and the actual cost, it is better to apply to the college and get this information there.

Yes, many universities admit students for B.Com (H) through CUET (Common University Entrance Test). The passing marks are different from one university to the other as well as from one category of the candidate to the other. Most of the deemed and prestigious universities such as Delhi University expect candidate to score above 480 to 500 marks out of 800 for B.Com (H) for general category students. For other universities the CUT OFF may range from 350 to 450 points.

CUET for B.Com (H) is moderate or moderate difficult educational entrance test covering subjects such as accounts, economics, business studies and general competency. When well prepared, the candidates can easily perform well. Primarily the candidate needs to obtain a minimum percentage of 75 percent or more to get an admission into top ranking colleges and universities.