B.Com

 B.Com programme offers a comprehensive syllabus that provides a solid foundation in various aspects of business, economics, and finance.

1st & 2nd Semester Syllabus of Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.)

1 Financial Accounting

2 Business Laws 

3 Basics of Accounting

4 Corporate Accounting

5 Corporate Laws

6 Entrepreneurship

7 Finance for Non- Finance Executives 3rd & 4th Semester Syllabus of Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.)

1 Human Resource Management 

2 Income- Tax Law and Practice 

3 Management Principles and Applications   

4 Investing in Stock Markets

5 E-Commerce

6 Personal Tax Planning

7 Cost Accounting 

8 Business Mathematics 

9 Computer applications in Business

5th & 6th Semester Syllabus of Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.)

1 Financial Management

2 Principles of Marketing

3 Management Accounting

4 Advertising and Personal Selling

5 Auditing and Corporate Governance

6 Goods and Service Tax (GST) and Customs Law   

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Eligibility Criteria for an M.Com course after B.Com degree
You must hold a B.Com (General) or B.Com (Honours) degree from any recognised university. 
You must have a minimum aggregate score of 50% in your B.Com degree. 
Some institutions will consider the applicants with B.Com (Hons) or equivalent qualification with a minimum score of 60%.
Some institutions may consider applicants with a Bachelor's degree in Economics and Statistics, BFIA, BBS, or BBE with a minimum overall score of 60%. 
Reserved category students may get a mark relaxation of 5%. 
State-level universities may offer mark relaxation to home-state students.

Annai Therasa Arts and Science College has a lesser number of top recruiters as compared to bigger institutes; still, the college will really aid placement opportunities for the B.Com graduates and tie-ups will ensure placement with small nearby businesses with financial and industrial institutions.

Hence, those who study B.Com. in colleges like Annai Therasa Arts and Science often have a lot of common recruiters, namely those who recruit at the regional level, small and medium enterprises, and even multinational companies that may have operations in the state.

 These can include such industry segments as accounting, finance, retail, marketing, and insurance.

Common recruiters for fresh graduates include accounting firms, banks, and retail chains that hire graduates for accounting, finance, customer service, and operations. 

The salary mainly for B.Com students at Anish College tends to be not that very high as it is a smaller institution when compared to bigger universities.

 Generally, the average package expected after B.Com lies in the ranges of in between INR 2.5 LPA to INR 4 LPA, which depends on personal skills, internship experience taken, and the placement conditions of the job market.

Students who are enthusiastic about interning, skill development, and extra-curricular activities would get better offers especially in fields like accounting, finance, and marketing.

Plus, meritorious communicators, knowledge of software such as Tally or pursuing certification in accounting or finance-related areas seem to really score among the students with higher packages.