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The three-year B.Com program at Acharya focuses on topics related to commerce and finance. Accounting, corporate tax, economics, company law, auditing, business management, and financial law are among the topics covered in the BCom program. Our B.Com program emphasizes experiential learning opportunities, industry internships, and hands-on projects. What makes Acharya Institute of Graduate Studies the best BCom college in Bangalore is our experienced faculty, who are not only experts in their fields but also passionate about imparting knowledge and nurturing the academic growth of students.

Program Highlights

  • Business ethics and corporate governance, business strategy and marketing management are all part of the curriculum.
  • Students are given opportunities to specialize in areas like finance, marketing, human resources, entrepreneurship, or international business.
  • Integrated Academic Models provide undergraduates with world-class certifications in finance domains while pursuing graduation.
  • The course prepares students for CA and CS as well.

Career Scope

Some career options for a B.Com graduate are:

  • Accountant
  • Auditor
  • Consultant
  • Company Secretary
  • Business Analyst
  • Finance Officer
  • Sales Analyst
  • Junior Analyst
  • Tax Accountant
  • Stock Broker
  • Economist
  • Business Development Trainee

Why Acharya?

  • PO - 1: Students will be able to apply knowledge of Commerce, Mathematics, Accounting, and Finance in public practices, Government, commerce, and industry.
  • PO - 2: The trade and finance-focused curriculum provides a range of specializations and realistic experiences that prepare students to face modern-day industry and business challenges.
  • PO - 3: The course's all-inclusive approach provides a range of value-based and job-oriented courses that ensure students are prepared to be up-to-date. In advanced accounting courses beyond the introductory stage, affective learning can also progress to the stages of valuation and organization.
  • PO - 4: Demonstrate an understanding of every aspect of the business environment to forecast the character of the business environment in the future.
  • PO - 5: Formulate and execute necessary business management decisions, particularly in accounting, marketing, human resources, and operations.
  • PO - 6: Illustrate the broad understanding and applicability of company and corporate laws in accounting, finance, and auditing.

Other Programs

B.A - Criminology & Forensic Science | Psychology | Sociology B.A - Psychology | Journalism | English B.B.A B.B.A – Aviation B.B.A – Business Analytics B.B.A – Digital Marketing B.C.A B.C.A - Cloud Computing B.C.A - Data Science B.Com - ACCA B.Com - CMA B.Sc (Bachelor of Science) B.S.W (Bachelor of Social Work) M.A - English M.A - Journalism & Mass Communication MBA (Master of Business Administration) MCA (Master of Computer Application) M.Com (Master of Commerce) M.Sc - Physics M.Sc - Chemistry M.Sc - Psychology M.S.W (Master of Social Work)

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Duration: 3 Years
Eligibility: Pass in Pre-University / Higher Secondary / 10+2 / ‘A’ Level or equivalent of any recognized board or council in any discipline.

Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) is a three-year undergraduate degree that provides students with a strong foundation in various aspects of business and commerce. It is centered around finance, accounting, marketing and management. The programme also opens doors for a wide range of career opportunities in business and related fields.
After completion of BCom, graduates can opt for higher education in programmes such as MCom, MBA and other relevant fields. The programme also prepares students for advanced career options such as Chartered Accountant (CA), Cost and Work Accountant (CWA) / Company Secretary (CS), etc. Moreover, students can directly seek employment in a diverse range of fields and businesses or work on their entrepreneurial dreams.

Yes, one can definitely pursue MBA after BCom. If students gain interest in business management throughout the duration of their BCom course, they can opt for the MBA programme.

The course content of BCom focuses on different arenas of business and finance. Some of the subjects include Financial Accounting, Business Dynamics and Entrepreneurship, Indian Financial Institution and Market, Banking Operations, Modern Marketing, Business Data Analysis, Corporate Accounting, Goods and Service Tax, E-businesses, Auditing, etc.

Both BCom and BBA are valuable undergraduate fields that focus on different aspects of the world of business. Based on individual interests and career aspirations, the scope of both the programmes can differ. BCom mostly focuses on accounting and finance, whereas BBA focuses on the broader aspects of business management.