Accounting & Commerce

In order to determine which university, MATS University or Shri Rawatpura Sarkar University, is preferable for a BCom, candidates will have to compare their specialisations, seat intake, tuition fees, cutoffs, etc. Below is a short comparison of the two universities for their BCom courses based on several factors:

NOTE: The above-mentioned fees are taken from their respective official sources. They are still subject to change and, hence, are indicative.

The BCom programme at MATS University offers a competitive tuition fee range of INR 2 Lacs to INR 2.6 lakh. On the contrary, the BCom tuition fee at ITM University is INR 1.4 lakh. However, the Shiksha rating of MATS University is 3.9 out of 5, while the ITM University Shiksha rating is 3.7 out of 5. Hence, based on the above comparison, MATS offers a BCom programme with good academic quality and student satisfaction.

NOTE: The aforementioned fee is as per the official website and is still subject to change.

Yes, MATS University has a semester system for BCom courses. The academic year of the course is divided into two half-year semesters, and the applicants tend to undertake a set of assigned courses in one semester. The programmes are arranged in six or eight semesters. The course is of full-time mode, spanning three or four years at the UG level.

The primary eligibility criteria for admissions to BCom course at SJES College of Management is candidates must complete their Class 12/ higher senior secondary from the recognised education board. Moreover, for admission to the BCom course the institute releases the merit list on the basis of candidates' acheived scores in Class 12/ higher senior secondary. The acceptance of any entrance examination scores for admission to the BCom course at SJES College of Management is not explicitly mentioned on the official website of the college. 

The MATS University BCom course is a three- to four-year programme comprising six to eight semesters. It begins with basic courses, such as Financial Accounting, Business Law, Economics, Business Mathematics, Statistics, and Management Principles. The BCom courses are under the Choice-Based Credit System (CBCS). The syllabus of the course is based on the selected subjects and specialisation areas.