B Com
BACHELOR OF COMMERCE
Bachelor of Commerce is
a 3-year undergraduate degree in Commerce, the minimum eligibility for which is passing of Higher Secondary Examination. B.Com. is one of the popular undergraduate courses among students. The main aim of B.Com. course is to prepare individuals who
are equipped with knowledge and skills related to Economics and Business
Management. It helps to provide a variety of managerial skills to an aspiring
student.
It imparts candidates with knowledge in
accounting principles, export and import laws, economic policies and other
aspects which impact trade and business.
Ideally a student of B.Com. on graduating is
expected to have acquired basic knowledge in a variety of fields related to an
organization and business management.
Course Name |
Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com)
Regular |
Duration |
3 years( Semester System) |
Eligibility |
10+2 with at least 40% marks in aggregate in any stream or equivalent
examination. |
Seats Available |
1 Unit (75 Seats) |
Career Prospective |
- Banking sector
- Accountant
- Insurance
- Entrepreneur
- Tax Consultant
- C.A. /C.S.I. / I.C.W.A.I. / M.B.A.
- Post Graduation in the related subject
- Eligible for UPSC, CDS Exams,
- Jobs in Banking Sector
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Course Outcome |
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Academic Excellence : Students can cope up with the latest developments in contemporary, national and global level through effective transaction of the curricular and cocurricular aspects.
- Professional Excellence : Students will be motivated for positions of leadership in business organizations at the local, national and international levels. This course is also helps the students who want to pursue the Chartered Accountancy, Company Secretary or other related professional course.
- Effective Communication : Students can communicate clearly in person and through electronic media and make meaning of the world by connecting people, ideas, media and technology.
- Ethics : Students can recognize different Social and Ethical issues relating to business and research aspects.
- Social Interaction : Elicit views of others, mediate disagreements and help reach conclusions in group settings.
- Critical Thinking : Students can identify the business related problems and can able to apply different business related tools and techniques to solve the problem and to interpret results.
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Semester-I |
Semester-II |
Paper No. |
Subject |
Marks |
Paper No. |
Subject |
Marks |
BCG–101 |
English (Compulsory) |
50 |
BCG–201 |
English (Compulsory) |
50 |
BCG–102 |
Punjabi Compulsory |
50 |
BCG–202 |
English (Compulsory) |
50 |
BCG–103 |
Financial Accounting |
50 |
BCG–203 |
Advanced Financial Accounting |
50 |
BCG–104 |
Business Organisation |
50 |
BCG–204 |
Commercial Laws |
50 |
BCG–105 |
Business Communication |
50 |
BCG–205 |
Business Economics |
50 |
BCG–106 |
Business Statistics |
50 |
BCG–206 |
Functional Management |
50 |
BCG–107 |
Computer Fundamentals |
50 |
BCG–207 |
Seminar |
50 |
|
*Drug Abuse: Problem, Management and Prevention
(Compulsory) |
50 |
|
*Drug Abuse: Problem, Management and Prevention
(Compulsory) |
50 |
Note: * Marks of this Paper will not be included in the Total Marks.
Semester-III |
Semester-IV |
Paper No. |
Subject |
Marks |
Paper No. |
Subject |
Marks |
BCG–301 |
English (Compulsory) |
50 |
BCG–401 |
English (Compulsory) |
50 |
BCG–302 |
Punjabi Compulsory |
50 |
BCG–402 |
Punjabi Compulsory |
50 |
BCG–303 |
Corporate Accounting |
50 |
BCG–403 |
Goods and Services Tax (GST) |
50 |
BCG–304 |
Company Law |
50 |
BCG–404 |
Industrial Laws |
50 |
BCG–305 |
Financial Management |
50 |
BCG–405 |
Principles and Practices of Banking and Insurance |
50 |
BCG–306 |
International Business |
50 |
BCG–406 |
Cost Accounting |
50 |
BCG–307 |
Business Environment |
50 |
ESL–222 |
* Environmental Studies–II |
50 |
ESL–221 |
* Environmental Studies–I |
50 |
BCG–407 |
Seminar |
50 |
Note: * Marks of Paper EVS will not be included in Grand Total.
Semester-V |
Semester-VI |
Paper No. |
Subject |
Marks |
Paper No. |
Subject |
Marks |
BCG–501 |
English (Compulsory) |
50 |
BCG–601 |
English (Compulsory) |
50 |
BCG–501 |
Punjabi Compulsory / |
50 |
BCG–601 |
Punjabi Compulsory |
50 |
BCG–501 |
Management Accounting |
50 |
BCG–601 |
Auditing |
50 |
BCG–501 |
Cost Accounting |
50 |
BCG–601 |
Direct Tax Laws |
50 |
BCG–501 |
Operations Research |
50 |
BCG–601 |
Corporate Governance |
50 |
BCG–501 |
Specialization Course 1 |
50 |
BCG–601 |
Specialization Course 1 |
50 |
|
Specialization Course 2 |
50 |
BCG–601 |
Specialization Course 2 |
50 |