B.Com

The table below shows the government BCom colleges in Hyderabad along with their total tuition fees:

Disclaimer: This info. is taken from the official website and may differ.

Listed below are the Best BCom Colleges in Hyderabad along with their total tuition fee and annual average package:

Disclaimer: This info. is taken from the official website and may differ.

There are about 200+ BCom colleges in Hyderabad. Of these, 180+ colleges are owned by the Private sector, 10+ colleges are owned by the Public sector and the rest 10+ are owned by the Public Private sector. BCom colleges in Hyderabad are St. Francis College for Women, IIMC, St Ann's College for Women, Roots Collegium, St. Joseph's College, Badruka Degree College, Avanthi College, Avinash College of Commerce, S. R. Nagar and many more

Candidates who have received admission offer letters for the BCom programme from Assam Downtown University are required to submit original scanned copies of several personal and academic documents. Below is the list of necessary documents for the applied courses at ADTU:

• Class 10 mark sheet
• Class 12 mark sheet
• Migration certificate
• School leaving certificate/transfer certificate
• Category certificate (if applicable)
• Admit Card

The CUET examination cut-off standard required to qualify for B.Com at Central University of Kerala - Trivandrum Campus generally accepts 300- 350 marks out of 600 for the general stream. For the OBC and EWS category, the cut off ranges in between 260-300 For the SC/ST category, candidate secures between 200-250.

Despite that, it is mostly true that there might be slight changes in the cutoff each year due to the number of students that apply and the number of seats available, and the students' performance in CUET. Students with higher score they are having more chances during the counseling and the seat allotment process.

Both programmes have their unique advantages and can lead to different career paths. BBA programmes typically emphasize business and management courses along with a specialisation in Computer Science.

 On the other hand, BCom programmes focus on commerce-related subjects such as Accounting, Finance, Economics, and Taxation, while incorporating computer Science courses. Ultimately, the choice between BBA and B.Com for CS depends on your specific career aspirations and interests.

A Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) is an undergraduate degree that provides students with a comprehensive understanding of commerce and equips them with the skills needed for a career in business.

The course enables students to have good fundamental knowledge of Accounting, Economics, Taxation, Statistics, Auditing, Cost Accounting, and Finance and in addition the management subjects. The B.Com course is challenging and yet very rewarding to students with high career aspirations.