Duration: B.Com is typically a three-year undergraduate program.
Accounting
Principles of financial accounting and management accounting.
Business Law
Fundamental legal principles related to business.
Economics
Microeconomics and macroeconomics.
Business Mathematics and Statistics
Basic mathematical and statistical tools used in business.
Finance
Financial Management
Investment Analysis
Risk Management
Marketing
Principles of Marketing
Advertising
Consumer Behavior
Human Resource Management
HR Principles
Organizational Behavior
Labor Laws
Information Technology
Basics of IT
Business Information Systems
Elective Courses
Depending on the university, students may choose elective courses in areas like entrepreneurship, international business, taxation, etc.
Internship/Project Work
Many programs include internships, projects, or practical training to provide real-world experience.
Accountant
Financial Analyst
Auditor
Tax Consultant
Business Consultant
Marketing Executive
Human Resource Manager
Entrepreneur
Banking and Finance
Insurance Agent/Broker
Stock Broker
Supply Chain Manager
Retail Manager
IT Consultant
Government Jobs
Data Analyst
Corporate Secretary
Event Management
Educator
Customer Relations Manager
