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Explore commerce, accounting, finance and economics degrees after school.

Select one degree to explore its roadmap. These are alternative course choices, not stages you need to complete in sequence.

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Your degree roadmap Bachelor of Commerce

Build a broad foundation in accounting, business and finance, then use electives and practical work to discover your preferred career direction.

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Your next chapter starts here
Usually 3–4 years; university award rules apply
Commerce & accounting
After Class 12 / equivalent
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Your B.Com. journey

Select a stage to see what to learn, how to qualify and what comes next.

This is a planning roadmap, not a fixed semester schedule. Subjects, duration, internships, research options and admission requirements vary by university. The linked institutions are examples to help you compare programmes.

Stage 1 of 6 · B.Com.

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Build a broad foundation in accounting, business and finance, then use electives and practical work to discover your preferred career direction.

Key focus areas

  • Financial accounting
  • Business law
  • Business economics
  • Business mathematics and statistics
  • Management principles
  • Business communication

Your next actions

  • Compare the syllabus, total cost and learning format of shortlisted programmes.
  • Check the university's recognition and the exact degree award.
  • Explore how commerce & accounting fits your interests.
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Admissions & eligibility

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Class 12 completed / appearing

Class 12 or an accepted equivalent. Required subjects, minimum marks and accepted streams differ by university; check the specific B.Com. admission rules.

Your chosen university confirms admission, credit-transfer and programme requirements.
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Official B.Com. resources

Explore example university curricula and official admission guidance. Check your chosen institution for its own requirements.

DU: undergraduate programmes and eligibilityUniversity of Delhi: current admissionsUGC: recognised institutions and higher-education guidance

Where your learning can take you

Explore career areas connected to B.Com..

  • Accounts and finance operations
  • Banking operations
  • Tax support
  • Business reporting
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B.Com. frequently asked questions

5 questions

Who can apply for B.Com.?

Class 12 or an accepted equivalent. Required subjects, minimum marks and accepted streams differ by university; check the specific B.Com. admission rules.

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How long does B.Com. take?

Usually 3–4 years; university award rules apply. Check the exact programme, study mode and award route in the university's current prospectus.

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Which entrance examination do I need?

Admission may use school marks, CUET UG or a university entrance process. Check the required test subjects and complete the institution's own application or counselling steps.

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Are all these subjects and internships compulsory?

No. These are representative study areas and a suggested learning roadmap. Your university decides the actual core papers, electives, internship and research requirements.

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What can I do after completing this degree?

Explore M.Com., MBA programmes or the separate CA, CS, CMA, CFA and CIMA entry requirements.

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