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The BBA curriculum of GN Group of Institutes includes core courses, such as General Business Law, Economics, Finance, Marketing and HR Management. These subjects are designed to give students a overall understanding of all the aspects required to start and manage a business. By covering Business Law, Economics, Finance, Marketing and HR management the curriculum gives students the knowledge and skills to navigate the business world.

The eligibility criteria for BBA at GN Group of Institutes is 45% aggregate from recognised board in Class 12 or equivalent. Admission is on merit basis and for SC/ST category students 40% aggregate in Class 12 is required. Candidates ensure all the requirements are fulfilled before starting the admission process. BBA at GN Group of Institutes is a three years undergraduate programme of six semesters.

The BCom programme at GN Group of Institutes offers specialisations to provide in-depth knowledge and skills in various fields. Specialisations include Trade, E-Commerce, Marketing and Relationship Management. Curriculum is designed to allow students to explore these specific areas of study and get practical skills and theoretical knowledge specific to each specialisation.

The last date has not been announced for BCom programme at GN Group of Institutes. However, the admission dates for 2024 have been announced, and the process is online. Candidates can get the registration/application form from the official website and start the admission process. Applications must be submitted before the last date to get admission to the BCom programme at GN Group of Institutes.

BCom course fee structure at GN Group of Institutes includes tuition, hostel and one-time payment. The tuition fee for BCom is INR 1.4 lakhs. The hostel fee is INR 2.55 lakhs. Consists of an application fee of INR 1,000. The total amount involved, thus integrating all the fee components, will come to approximately INR 3.93 lakhs. The mentioned fee is taken from the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to changes and, hence, is indicative.