Commerce

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• By pursuing a B.A. (Programme) with a combination of Economics and Commerce disciplines.
• By taking Economics or Commerce as a Generic Elective (GE) subject while pursuing an honours degree in another field. 

• Discipline Specific Core (DSC) Courses: You will take DSCs in both Economics and Commerce throughout your program. You must declare a "major" and a "minor" from these two subjects. Your major discipline will have more core papers than your minor.
• Generic Elective (GE) Courses: You will select GEs from a pool of subjects outside your main disciplines. This broadens your academic scope.
• Ability Enhancement Courses (AEC): These focus on subjects like Language and Environmental Science.
• Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC): These courses are designed to provide vocational skills.
• Value Addition Courses (VAC): These courses aim for holistic development, covering topics such as ethics and constitutional values. 

• Economics:
  • Introductory Microeconomics
  • Introductory Macroeconomics
  • Statistical Methods for Economics
• Commerce:
  • Financial Accounting
  • Business Organisation and Management
  • Business Laws

• Core Courses (Commerce): A large portion of your degree will focus on core commerce subjects such as:
  • Financial Accounting
  • Corporate Accounting
  • Business Law and Corporate Law
  • Income Tax Law and Practice
  • Cost Accounting
  • Management Accounting
• Generic Elective Courses (Economics): From the third semester onwards, you have the option to choose Generic Elective (GE) courses. You can select subjects like Introductory Microeconomics or Introductory Macroeconomics from the Economics department. 

• Core Courses (Economics): Your coursework would be heavily focused on Economics, including:
  • Microeconomics
  • Macroeconomics
  • Mathematical Methods for Economics
  • Statistical Methods in Economics
  • Indian Economic Development
  • Public Economics

Yes, besides regular entrance-based admissions, admission can be secured through the management quota as well. Entrance exams such as CAT, MAT, CMAT, XAT, ATMA, and state-level tests are accepted under the regular merit-based process. There are limited seats available under the management quota, and this is governed by a separate fee structure and selection criteria. Candidates will still need to qualify according to the minimum eligibility criteria set by the institute: minimum academic percentage, interview performance, etc. The management quota is ideal for students who want direct admission and, at the same time, are still evaluated through GD/PI rounds.

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• Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com / B.Com Hons.): The most traditional path, covering accounting, finance, taxation, economics, and business law.
  • Specializations: B.Com (Hons.) offers deeper specialization. Other options include Accounting & Finance, Banking & Insurance, Taxation, and Computer Applications.
  • Career Paths: Accountant, Auditor, Tax Consultant, Banker, Financial Analyst.
• Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) / Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS): Focuses on business principles, management practices, leadership, and entrepreneurship.
  • Specializations: Finance, Marketing, Human Resources, International Business, Data Analytics.
  • Career Paths: Business Analyst, Marketing Executive, HR Manager, Operations Manager, Entrepreneur.
• Bachelor of Economics (B.Econ / B.A. Hons. Economics): A strong option if you are good with numbers and interested in economic theory, data analysis, and policy.
  • Career Paths: Economist, Data Analyst, Financial Planner, Researcher, Policy Analyst.
• Integrated Law Courses (B.Com LLB / BBA LLB): A 5-year integrated program for those interested in corporate law, taxation law, or the judiciary.
  • Career Paths: Corporate Lawyer, Legal Advisor, Compliance Officer. 

• Chartered Accountancy (CA): A highly prestigious and rigorous course that focuses on auditing, taxation, and financial management. It involves three levels of exams and a mandatory articleship (practical training).
  • Governing Body: Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI).
• Company Secretary (CS): Focuses on corporate law, governance, and regulatory compliance. It's a great option for those interested in the legal aspects of business management.
  • Governing Body: Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI).
• Cost and Management Accountant (CMA): Specializes in cost accounting, budgeting, performance management, and corporate strategy.
  • Governing Body: Institute of Cost Accountants of India (ICAI).
• Certified Financial Planner (CFP): An internationally recognized certification for a career in personal finance, wealth management, and investment advising. 

The e-commerce and logistics sector in Bihar is expanding rapidly due to increased demand for warehouse employee, inventory assistants, packing operators, delivery coordinators, hub executives, and logistics supervisors. Leading organizations are establishing operations in cities like Patna, Gaya, Muzaffarpur, and Bhagalpur, which will strengthen the job market for freshers and job seekers. The E-commerce Logistics Certificate Course from TheLearnSkills is a programme designed to build students' practical skills for these positions while also providing hands-on experience and placement assistance in order to begin a rewarding career within Bihar's expanding logistics industry.