B.Com

1. English: Comprehension at paragraph and sentence levels, identification of common errors; grammar and usage; Vocabulary u2013 word formation, synonyms, antonyms, the pairing of words. Sentence structure and construction, prepositions, completion of sentences.
2. Accountancy: (I) Accounting for non-profit organizations. (ii) Partnership accounting: goodwill, admission, retirement, and death of partner and dissolution of partnership firms. (iii) Company accounts : Issue of shares and debentures, forfeiture & reissue, redemption of shares and debentures, final accounts of companies. (iv) Analysis of financial statements: Ratio Analysis u2013 Profitability, Liquidity, Solvency and Activity Ratios, Cash and (as per revised standard issued by ICAI). (v) Computerized Accounting System: Concepts, Features, and Structures.
3. Business studies: (I) Nature, Functions, and Principles of Management. (ii) Business Finance: Financial Management, Financial Plans, Money market, Stock Exchange and SEBI. (iii) Marketing Management: Concept, Functions and Marketing Mix. (iv) Consumer Protection: Consumer Rights, Consumer Awareness and redressal system.
4. Economics: (I) Consumer and Produceru2019s Equilibrium, Laws and Demand and supply. (ii) Forms of Markets and Price Determination (iii) National Income (iv) Money and Banking (v) Determination of Income and Employment (vi) Government Budget.
5. Elementary mathematics & statistics: Collection, organization, and Presentation of Data; Measures of Central Tendency u2013 Mean (simple and weighted), Median and Mode; Measures of
Dispersion u2013 Absolute dispersion (range, quartile deviation, mean deviation, standard deviation), Relative dispersion (coefficient of quartile deviation, coefficient of mean deviation, coefficient of variation); Correlation u2013 Measures of Correlation; Introduction to
Index Numbers; Probability.
6. Reasoning and numerical ability: (I) Critical (ii) Analytical (iii) Verbal (iv) Logical (v) Data Interpretation
7. General Awareness: (I) Indian Economy (ii) World Organizations (iii) Indian and World Geography (iv) Indian Polity and Constitution (v) General Science and Technology (vi) Sports, Awards and Corporate Affairs. For more details Just follow the link: http://amucontrollerexams.com/syllabus/B.Com.pdf.

Hi Harshkumar!
The Chartered Accountant course starts with three different consequent sections namely, Common Proficiency Test (CPT), Integrated Professional Competence Course (IPCC) and Final Course. The ICAI (Institute of Chartered Accountants of India) has framed two ways of entries to get into Chartered Accountant curriculum:
CPT entry after class 12
Direct entry after graduation
Since you are pursuing graduation, I would suggest you to complete your graduation first. You will be then eligible for direct entry scheme then and would't need to do CPT. Here is the eligibility criteria for the same:
1. Commerce graduates and Post graduates who have secured minimum of 50% of total marks or equivalent grade in any one of recognised University with subjects, should have studied any 3 papers of Accounting, Mercantile Laws, Auditing, corporate Laws, Economics, Taxation, Costing, Management Accounting, Administration.
2. Those graduates who are not from the stream of Commerce should have minimum of 60% of the total marks or its equivalent grade in any one of recognised University. Candidates who have successfully graduated from any University (including open Universities) established by law in India also eligible to enter through Direct Entry.
3. Those candidates who have cleared CS Executive Exams under Institute of Company Secretaries of India and who have passed the CWA Inter Exams under Institute of Cost Accountants of India are also eligible through this direct graduate entry.