B.COM

The B.Com syllabus is structured across six semesters over three years. The curriculum covers fundamentals of commerce, financial accounting, economics, business laws, and taxation. Here is the breakdown of the whole syllabus.

Semester	Core Subjects
Semester 1-4 (Core Subjects)
Financial Accounting	Basics of accounting, transactions, bookkeeping, financial statements
Business Economics	Micro & macroeconomics, demand & supply, market structures
Business Law	Company law, contract law, and intellectual property laws
Corporate Accounting	Advanced financial reporting, equity & debt accounting
Cost & Management Accounting	Cost analysis, budgeting, and decision-making in business
Taxation	Direct & indirect taxation, GST, and income tax filing
Auditing & Assurance	Internal & external audits, risk management, and compliance
Entrepreneurship Development	Business planning, funding, and startup ecosystem
Business Statistics & Mathematics	Data analysis, probability, statistical tools for business
Semester 5 (Specialization Begins)
Accounting & Finance	Corporate finance, investment banking, financial risk management
Banking & Insurance	Banking operations, risk assessment, insurance policies
E-Commerce & Digital Business	Online business models, e-commerce taxation, and data security
Taxation & Auditing	Advanced taxation laws, forensic auditing, compliance & governance
International Business	Global trade policies, foreign exchange, and multinational finance

Why Should You Pursue B.Com?

1. Strong foundation in finance -The course covers the technology of financial principles, taxation laws and corporate accounting making it an ideal course for students interested in financial management.
2. Multiple career opportunities - Pursuing B.Com open Sub different opportunities in sectors such as banking, common sharing, financial services, corporate companies, taxation and even in government sectors.
3. A step towards professional courses -Students who want to specialise or looking for a high paid profile can step for professional courses such as CA, CS, or CMA after pursuing b.com.
4. High paying jobs -Pursuing b.com allows you to secure high paying jobs in accounting, taxation and financial services.

Who Should Pursue B.Com?

1. Interested in finance, taxation of corporate laws.
2. Looking to build a career in accounting, banking or corporate finance.
3. Planning to step towards professional courses like CA, CS, CMA or MBA.
4. Want to grow in the banking and financial sector.
5. Interested in entrepreneurship and starting their own businesses.

Key Highlights of B.Com

Area of Study	Description
Financial Accounting	Learn financial transactions, corporate finance, and investment analysis.
Taxation & Auditing	Understand GST, direct & indirect taxes, and financial auditing.
Business Law & Corporate Governance	Study legal regulations, business policies, and ethics.
Economics & Business Analytics	Gain insights into market trends, demand-supply, and statistical tools.
Banking & Financial Services	Explore banking operations, risk management, and financial instruments.
Entrepreneurship & E-Commerce	Develop business planning, startup strategies, and e-commerce models.