B.Com

Hello Dinesh, It is always suggested to opt for an honours course as it gives you in-depth knowledge and understanding of the papers vis-a-vis a general course. Further, B.Com (Hons) usually has a focus on accounting and finance apart from Management papers such as organisational behaviour, cost accountancy, economics etc. Good universities usually have a well defined curriculum, good faculty, industry connect, placement and industry opportunities to name a few. Indian Universities like DU, IILM University Gurugram, IP University offer most of the above. Lastly, these universities better your prospects of opting for a Masters and/or give you a good grounding to pursue a CA/CS. You might want to visit the websites of these universities to apply.

Hi, B.Com (Hons) is a 3 year full time degree course acquainting students to the ever-changing environment in global business. Assuming that you are asking about the length of the course, most undergraduate degree courses in management and social sciences are usually of 3 years. Courses in technology, design and fashion are typically for 4 years. Choosing from the best college must include considering certain parameters such as curriculum; industry connect with corporates, businesses, consulting firms, start ups, investors etc. ; opportunities to network with the best in the industry (apart from seminars, workshops, guest lectures, conferences and internships); faculty; internships and placements to name a few. After completing an undergraduate course in management, students usually opt for a Masters in business administration, M.Sc. Or M.Com. Students pursuing B.Com usually also plan on completing their CA/CS. Liberal Education at IILM University for instance allows you to explore your interests across different disciplines - all during your undergraduate programme (https://iilm.edu.in/course/b-com/). .

BBA LL.B. Five years integrated course is the best. Bachelor of Business Administration - Legislative Law Honours, in short, BBA LL.B. Has become a preferred choice among business and management students. The unprecedented growth in the corporate sector has resulted in numerous opportunities for a corporate lawyer. Consequently, the demand for a corporate lawyer is on the upswing, making many students make a beeline for a BBA LL.B. Course. The first step towards becoming a corporate lawyer, BBA LL.B. Is a 5 year integrated programme which includes the study of business administration and law subjects. The five-year curriculum of BBA LL.B. Includes Marketing Management, Organisational Behaviour, Cost & Management Accounting, Environmental Law, Corporate Law and Jurisprudence etc.

Hi,
Hons Programmes are more rigorous nature programmes. They have a better bearing when it comes for jobs. I can tell you of LU as in the Hons programmes it offers one additional course of at least 2 credits per term as compared to regular programs. A mix of innovative and creative courses would be offered to increase the knowledge and hone the technical skills of the hons. Students. Practical/ workshops, technical and entrepreneurial projects as well as courses with exposure to cutting edge technologies would be offered. First preference would be given to Hons. Students for residential facilities, open electives, student exchange programs abroad. More technical training opportunities. You can also check from the websites of some more colleges like Miranda, St. Xaviers, LPU an check the academics too. So Hons programme would definitely give you better future opportunities. Grab your seat before they fill up as online admissions are taking place. All the best.