Colleges in Bangalore

The Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) programme, a three-year undergraduate programme is designed to bridge the gap between conceptual theoretical learning and practical application to inculcate professional corporate expertise. The curriculum has been suitably prepared to meet the global industry requirements. Maharani Lakshmi Ammanni College for Women BCom curriculum follows a Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) semester pattern. At the undergraduate-level BCom is divided into six semesters.

Below is the comparison between Maharani College and Presidency College for the BCom programme, with the overall Shiksha reviews and ranking by India Today under the 'Accounting & Commerce' category.

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The comparison of Maharani College for the BCom programme, with Jyoti Nivas College based on the overall Shiksha review and India Today ranking under the ‘Accounting & Commerce’ category is outlined below:

Note: The above reviewers are bona fide students of this college, and have been verified by Shiksha. These reviews and ratings have been given by students. Shiksha does not endorse the same.

Vijayanagara Sri Krishnadevaraya University offers over 60 BCom courses via its many affiliated colleges. This amounts to an intake of more than 10,000 seats. Out of all the affiliated colleges/institutes, Saraladevi Satishchandra Agarwal Government First Grade College has the highest intake with 1,950 seats. To get a seat, students must first apply through the UUCMS admission portal.

Note: The above-mentioned information is as per official sources. However, it is subject to change.

The Maharani Lakshmi Ammanni College for Women adopts an inclusive admission policy with special consideration for differently abled, economically backward, Scheduled Castes and Tribes, and other backward community candidates. The rest of the BCom seats are allotted on the basis of merit. SC/STs get their seats according to government norms, based on valid certificates submitted for them, and are also aided in getting fee reimbursement. Special consideration is also given to outstanding achievers in sports, culture, and NCC, under the reservation rules of the Karnataka Government. 

Admission to the BCom programme at Maharani Lakshmi Ammanni College for Women is open. Candidates who have passed high school from a recognised board may apply for admission. Interested students can log in to the official website of MLACW. The application form is available after the declaration of the Class 12 results. Candidates can register and apply online on or before the prescribed deadline.

The fees for the BCom course at Maharani Lakshmi Ammanni College for Women are mostly non-refundable. Fees paid for any kind of process, like revaluation, cannot be refunded or adjusted for further examinations. However, no clear statement is made regarding the refundability of the admission fee for the initial payment regarding the BCom course. The tuition fee for BCom has not been announced. Candidates can visit MLACW's official website or contact their admission office directly to get the details regarding the refund policy for the admission fee.

Yes, admission to the BCom course at Maharani College is merit-based. The admissions are approved based on the candidate's performance in the Class 12 exam. Thus, due to this merit-based approach, the candidates will be admitted according to their academic performances, and for that matter, applicants need to perform well in their qualifying exams to seek admission to the course. It provides a BCom programme with two specialisations: Bachelor of Commerce and BCom in Accounting & Finance.