Accounting & Commerce

There are 180 seats in the BCom programme of Bapuji Institute of Hi-Tech. Education. Aspirants are offered seat in BCom based on their merit. The institute evaluates scores of aspirants in Class 12 to offer seat in BCom programme.

Surana College - Peenya Campus Department of Commerce offers programmes that would make students valuable resources by contributing their skills to this fast-growing industry.  The BCom department also offers value added course to the students like Financial Modelling for Business, Tally with GST, Power BI etc.

The total tuition fees for MCom is INR 25,000 at Shri Bhawani Niketan Mahila P.G. Mahavidyalaya. Aspirants selected for admission need to pay the course fees to confirm their seat. The fees for MCom is quite affordable. Students can also apply for scholarships to get some concession in fees.

Yes, students can join Surana College - Peenya Campus BCom directly. The college does not have any entrance exams or interviews. Students who meet the basic eligibility can get admission in the college.

Students need to fulfil the Surana College - Peenya Campus BCom eligibility to get admission in the college. The basic eligibility is to pass Class 12 from a recognised board. 

The total fees for four-year BCom (Hons) programme is INR 5 lakh. Candidates need to pay admission fees of INR 20,000 for seat confirmation. Aspirants also need to pay INR 10,000 as caution deposit.

Yes! Thanks to the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between ICAI and CPA Canada, Indian CAs often receive significant exemptions. Eligible candidates may skip most of the PEP modules and the 30-month work experience requirement, allowing them to fast-track their journey by appearing directly for the Final Examination.

Aspirants need to pass Class 12 with at least 50% aggregate from a recognised board to apply for BCom at Cheran Arts and Science College. Hence, candidates with 60% can also apply provided they also meet the other criteria.

The basic accounting principles are mentioned below for your reference -

• Monetary unit assumption
• Time period assumption
• Cost principle
• Full disclosure principle
• Going concern principle
• Matching principle
• Revenue recognition principle
• Materiality

Still have more doubts then click here to know the detailed Accounting sylabus

Hope this was helpful for you!