BCom is a 3-Year undergraduate course and it has been specially designed to provide managerial skills and knowledge about the streams like banking, finance, and accounting to a student.
Around 4.03 million students are pursuing BCom course in India and it is probably suitable for all those who are looking forward to making a career in fields like accounting and finance.
BCom subjects cover topics such as corporate tax, economics, financial law, etc. and some of the other subjects will be selected by you from the given choice of electives.All you need is a minimum aggregate of 50% marks in 10+2 from a recognized board of education and English and Maths as your core subjects to satisfy the basic BCom eligibility criteria. This may vary from college to college. Some of the BCom colleges will offer you admission on the basis of merit and some will ask you to give an entrance exam.
In order to pursue BCom, the candidate should meet the below-mentioned eligibility criteria:
BCom eligibility criteria may vary from college to college and the candidate must meet that for getting admission to the college of his/her choice.
Some colleges do offer admission on the basis of the entrance exam. Below we have described some of the important BCom entrance exams:
