B.Com

RIMT University BCom admissions are open now. So far, the university has not posted the last date as per the sources on web. Students can go to the RIMT University main page to know more.

The 2024 academic calendar routine for the BCom I semester at RIMT University follows a structured timeline. Registration for admission to the BCom programme usually begins in May, with registration closing in July & August. 

Yes, candidates can get admission into the BCom course at RIMT University with 65% in their Class 12. The university requires a minimum of 50% marks in the last qualifying examination for its BCom courses. However, admission is based on merit, and the admission criteria depend on the specific BCom course candidates wish to apply for. Therefore, candidates can take admission with 65% scores, but this is not definite as, the merit list can vary on various factors, such as the number of applicants, the number of seats available, Class 12 scores, etc. 

Candidates seeking admission to the RIMT University BCom course are required to meet the minimum eligibility criteria. Candidates who have passed Class 12 with Commerce Steam are allowed to apply. However, candidates have to make sure they have secured at least an aggregate of 50%. The university grants admission to BCom courses, on the basis of merit. Therefore, candidates who are planning to enrol in the course must keep decent scores in their higher senior secondary examination. 

Yes, RIMT University offers BCom for a duration of three-years. Course is offered in full-time mode. The eligiblity criteria to get admission to this course, candidates must complete Class 12 or equivalent examination with minimum aggregate of 50% in the Commerce stream. Additionally, the admission to BCom course is merit-based. RIMT University offers three specialisations in BCom course i.e.,  BCom (Hons) Auditing & Taxation,  BCom (Hons.) Banking & Insurance and BCom (Hons) Management Accounting & International Finance. 

Candidates who have either passed Class 12 examination or BCom Part- I (old scheme) of Panjab University with at least 45% aggregate or who have passed the Class 12 with at least 50% aggregate or any other equivalent examination are eligible to apply for BCom admission at Panjab University. Hence, a candidate scoring less than 50% in Class 12 is not eligible to apply for BCom at Panjab University. Such candidates can go for other universities and colleges offering a BCom. They can also pursue BCom in distance mode. BCom aspirants can also check out various colleges offering online BCom courses.

In order to pursue B.Com, the students can start their application by:

Downloading the admission form from the Chitkara University website, or getting it from the nearest bookstore to your place.

Duly fill in the admission form, attaching the required certificates, and send it to the Chief Admissions Officer at Chitkara University.

Next, details filled out in the form and certificates attached will be verified.

Upon the successful completion of the verification, you will get a message from the Relationship Manager assigned to you for further assistance.

Of course, not. The CA course is administered by the ICAI, and once you complete your Class 12, you become eligible for it. There are many ways to enter a CA program, like right after Class 12, register for the CA Foundation course, or complete your BCom, skip the Foundation level, and start directly from the CA Intermediate level.
However, you'll still need to meet the % criteria.

Gujarat University offers various BCom courses at the university campus and through the colleges affiliated with it. The fee structure of Gujarat University's BCom courses is cumulative on multiple components. These components include tuition fees, hostel fees, medical insurance, mess and other security deposits, etc. The Gujarat University BCom tuition fee ranges between  INR 3,600 and INR 1.4 lakh. The exact fee amount depends on the college allotted to the students. The mentioned fee range has been sourced from the official website of the institutes/sanctioning bodies. It is still subject to change and hence, is indicative.