Bachelor of Commerce Admission 2026

It is one of the most preferred UG programs among students from a commerce background. Those who wish make their careers in accounting and commerce or banking, finance and insurance can take up this course. It is an ideal choice for those who want to pursue further studies in CS and CA courses. The course provides in-depth knowledge to students in the case of accounting, financial management, taxation, and business laws. The curriculum usually includes subjects like Financial Accounting, Microeconomics, Corporate Law, Business Organization and Management, Business Statistics, Income-Tax Law and Practice, Corporate Accounting, Management Accounting, Indirect Tax, Cost Accounting, etc. The jobs are available in various sectors.

B.Com Eligibility Criteria

The students must from a commerce background in 10+ 2 with a minimum of 50% marks from a recognized board.
In 10+2 students must have Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics, Maths and English as main subjects.
Some universities conduct entrance exams for admission purposes. The students need to clear the entrance exam.

B.Com Course Duration:

The B.Com is for four years duration with a major emphasis on business laws, taxation, accounting, financial management, Business Law, Micro & Macro Economics are included with other elective courses.

The course is conducted through lectures, tutorials and seminars are also organized. The major focus is on theoretical concepts, practical applications, case studies, and discussions.
The course also includes practical training components such as internships, projects, and field work based on accounting
Constant evaluation of students through internal assessments and end-of-semester examinations are done.

Multiple Entry and Exit System Available

In alignment with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 and UGC guidelines on the Four Year Undergraduate Programme (FYUG), the University implements a flexible Multiple Entry and Exit (MEE) system. This enables students to enter, exit, or re-enter undergraduate programmes at defined stages without academic penalty, fostering equity, flexibility, and lifelong learning. Exit Options and Credit Requirements Students may exit with recognized qualifications upon earning the minimum prescribed credits, as outlined below:

Exit Options and Credit Requirements

Exit Stage	Qualification	Minimum Credits Required	Duration
End of Year 1	Undergraduate Certificate	40 credits	1 Year
End of Year 2	Undergraduate Diploma	80 credits	2 Years
End of Year 3	Undergraduate Degree	120 credits	3 Years
End of Year 4	Undergraduate Honours / Honours with Research	160 credits	4 Years

Key Features

Entry Flexibility: Students can join at Year 1 or laterally enter higher years with equivalent prior credits via ABC transfer.
Credit Accumulation and Transfer: All earned credits are stored in the Academic Bank of Credits (ABC), allowing seamless re-entry, credit transfer across UGC-recognized institutions, or resumption after breaks, subject to equivalence evaluation.