B.Com

Hi.

Types of B.Com Courses at DU

At Delhi University, you can pursue:

• B.Com (Hons.) — more specialized and academically rigorous.

• B.Com (Programme) — broader commerce education.

• DU SOL B.Com (Distance / Open Learning) — flexible non‑regular course.

Eligibility Criteria

 Regular DU B.Com (Hons. / Programme)

 You must pass Class 12th / 10+2 or equivalent from a recognized board.
 Admission is typically based on CUET‑UG scores (Common University Entrance Test – Undergraduate) and the DU Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) process. You need to register online to participate. 

Maths Requirement (Updated):
Earlier DU had considered Maths in Class 12 for B.Com (Hons.), but that requirement has been reversed; students can apply without Maths now. 

 How the DU Admission Process Works

Step‑by‑Step Process

1. Take the CUET‑UG Exam →
   You must appear in the CUET exam conducted by NTA. Your CUET score forms the basis of merit for DU UG admissions. 

2. Register Online on CSAS Portal →
   After CUET results are out, log in to the DU CSAS‑UG admission portal (e.g., ugadmission.uod.ac.in) and create your profile using your CUET details. 

3. Fill in Preferences →
   Select courses (like B.Com Hons or Programme) and colleges in order of priority.

4. Seat Allotment Rounds →
   DU runs multiple rounds of allotment based on CUET scores and preferences. You may receive seat offers accordingly. 

5. Accept Seat & Pay Fees →
   If allotted a seat, you must accept the offer and pay fees online before the deadline to confirm admission.

DU SOL B.Com (Distance/Open Learning)

If you don't want the regular CUET process, you can consider DU School of Open Learning (SOL) B.Com:

Eligibility: Just Class 12 pass.
Admission: Online on the SOL portal (sol.du.ac.in).
No Entrance Exam: Merit‑based on Class 12 marks.
Documents Required: 10th/12th mark sheets, photo, signature, etc.
Fee: Usually lower than regular DU colleges.

 Important Dates (Typical / Tentative)

For future sessions like 2026 (based on notifications):

 Selection Criteria & Cut‑offs

Merit: Higher CUET scores → better chance for top DU commerce colleges.
Cut‑offs: DU B.Com courses (especially Honours) are highly competitive and cut‑offs can be very high (above 97–99 percentile for top colleges).

 Fees & Other Charges

Fees depend on the college you join:

• Central DU colleges often have moderate tuition fees (e.g., ₹7,000–₹31,000 per year). 

• SOL B.Com fees are typically lower since it's open learning.

Hi.

1st semester of the B.Com (Bachelor of Commerce) programme at Utkal University, Bhubaneswar — which follows the CBCS (Choice Based Credit System) used across its affiliated colleges and distance education units: 

 Duration & Structure

• Programme: B.Com (Bachelor of Commerce)

• University: Utkal University, Bhubaneswar (affiliating university for many colleges)

• Duration: 3 years (6 semesters) under CBCS 

The course combines core commerce subjects, ability enhancement courses, and electives to give you a broad foundation in business and commerce. The semester system lets you take credits each term that count toward your final degree. 

 1st Semester Major Subjects

In the first semester, the core subjects typically include:

1. Environmental Science – Understanding environmental issues and sustainability.

2. Financial Accounting – Basic concepts and procedures of accounting.

3. Business Law – Introduction to legal environment of business.

4. Micro Economics – Fundamentals of economic theory and market functioning. 

These subjects help build your accounting, legal, economic, and environmental awareness, which are essential foundations for higher commerce studies. 

 Credit System & Evaluation

• The B.Com programme follows CBCS, meaning:
   Each paper carries specific credits.
   You earn credits by passing semester exams.
   There are usually internal assessments + end‑semester university exams. 

• Internal assessment could include:
  • Assignments
  • Attendance
  • Class tests

• External assessment is conducted by Utkal University through semester exams. 

 How It Fits in the Degree

The 1st semester is building the base for your commerce education. Later semesters expand into subjects like Business Taxation, Corporate Accounting, Business Communication, Cost Accounting, Auditing, Management, etc. (though exact titles vary by college).

You also get to choose electives and skill enhancement courses in future semesters under the CBCS model. 

Where You Might Study It

Utkal University's B.Com programme is offered in:
Affiliated colleges (regular mode) under Utkal University
Distance education unit (DDCE) — if you prefer correspondence mode.

For example, the distance B.Com syllabus for both Honours and Pass streams follows the same core papers (Environmental Science, Financial Accounting, Business Law, Micro Economics) in Semester 1.

Hi.

Yes, DAV School of Business Management does release a merit list for B.Com (Hons) admissions. After you complete the application process (online or offline), the institute prepares and publishes a merit list based on Class 12 results/eligibility, and only the students whose names appear in that list are invited for document verification and seat confirmation. 

 How It Works

1. Application Submission

   • You fill the B.Com application form on the DAV SBM official portal. 

2. Merit List Preparation

   • The admissions committee reviews all eligible applications and releases a merit list listing shortlisted candidates for admission.

3. Seat Confirmation

   • If your name is on the merit list, you must verify your documents and pay the first installment of fees to confirm your seat.