BCom or Bachelor of Commerce is a three-year under graduate course imparted in regular as well as distance education mode. BCom is the second most popular under graduate course for in the Commerce branch. Under BCom, there are three most popular courses, namely BCom or BCom-General, BCom (Honours) and BCom LLB. The BCom or BCom-General is also referred to as BCom-Pass by many universities.
In the BCom course, candidates are taught core subjects related to commerce and finance. In the three-year duration, the candidates are given options to choose from a few elective subjects too. The programme is usually spread over six semesters during which the student is taught topics like financial accounting, corporate tax, economics, company law, auditing, business management, etc.
BCom Eligibility Criteria
Unlike technical and vocational courses, BCom is offered by almost all the universities and colleges in India in regular as well as distance education mode. Eligibility criteria for BCom course:
The candidate must have studied Commerce in class 11 and 12 with Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics, Maths/optional subject and English as main subjects.
The candidate must meet the minimum cut-off criteria for admission to the college applied to.
The minimum cut off marks criteria may be different in each college/university’s as it is subject to the college/university’s own admission criteria for that year.
