UG
Programme Level
3 Years
Duration
VBSPU
Affiliating University
About the Programme
Builds foundational knowledge in commerce, accounting, finance, business and economic practices while developing analytical, numerical and professional skills.
Learning Objectives
Vast Career Options
Candidates pursuing the B.Com. Programme have vast career options and interesting profiles to work at if they play to their strengths.
Professional Certification Path
Graduates may choose the much tried and tested path of CA, CS, CMA and other related fields of study.
Out-of-the-Box Careers
Ample opportunity to choose an out-of-the-box career option such as travel and hospitality.
Media & Telecom Careers
Opportunities in media and telecommunications depending on the path and degree one chooses.
Learning Outcomes
Persistence & Intellectual Prowess
Earning a B.Com. degree is evidence of persistence, determination, intellectual prowess and the ability to handle challenging environments.
Leadership & Managerial Readiness
Stamina, discipline, leadership and the ability to work well with others sought after for growth into manager and director positions.
Accounting & Audit Careers
Job profiles such as Accountant, Auditor, Consultant and Company Secretary.
Finance & Analysis Careers
Career options as Business Analyst, Finance Officer, Sales Analyst and Junior Analyst.
Taxation & Markets
Opportunities as Tax Accountant, Stock Broker and Economist.
Business Development
Openings such as Business Development Trainee and other job profiles to explore, depending on caliber and interest area.
Credit-Wise Distribution
Year-wise semester structure and credits as per the NEP 2020 Common Minimum Syllabus for U.P. State Universities (V.B.S. Purvanchal University B.Com.)
Semester I
27–29 Credits- Business Organization6
- Business Statistics6
- Business Communication / Intro. to Computer Application*6
- Minor/Elective (Other Faculty)4–6
- Minor Vocational Course3
- Minor Co-curricular Course2
*Choose one Major elective. Completion of Semesters I–II leads to a Certificate in Commerce.
Semester II
27–29 Credits- Business Management6
- Financial Accounting4
- Computerized Accounting2
- Essential of E-Commerce / Business Economics*6
- Minor/Elective (Other Faculty)4–6
- Minor Vocational Course3
- Minor Co-curricular Course2
*Choose one Major elective. After Semester II, students exit with a Certificate in Commerce.
Semester III
27–29 Credits- Company Law6
- Cost Accounting6
- Business Regulatory Framework / Inventory Management*6
- Minor/Elective (Other Faculty)4–6
- Minor Vocational Course3
- Minor Co-curricular Course2
*Choose one Major elective.
Semester IV
27–29 Credits- Income Tax Law and Accounts6
- Fundamentals of Marketing4
- Digital Marketing2
- Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship / Tourism & Travel Mgmt.*6
- Minor/Elective (Other Faculty)4–6
- Minor Vocational Course3
- Minor Co-curricular Course2
*Choose one Major elective. Completion of Semesters I–IV leads to a Diploma in Commerce.
Semester V
26 Credits- Corporate Accounting5
- Goods and Services Tax5
- Any 2 of 3 Electives*5+5
*Electives: Business Finance, Principles and Practices of Insurance, Monetary Theory and Banking in India. Semester total also includes 1 Minor Co-curricular Course and a Major Industrial Training/Survey (30 days, in an area involving economic activities) exact credit split not clearly specified in syllabus.
Semester VI
26 Credits- Accounting for Managers5
- Auditing5
- Comprehensive Viva5
- Any 1 of 3 Electives*5
*Electives: Financial Market Operations, Human Resource Management, Business Ethics and Corporate Governance. Semester total also includes 1 Minor Co-curricular Course and a Research Project (Paper Code C010607R) related to one of the two Major subjects chosen in the third year. Completion of Semesters I–VI leads to the Bachelor Degree in Commerce.
Downloads
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| Syllabus (B.Com.) | View PDF |
| Teacher Notes | Coming Soon |
| Previous Year Question Papers | Coming Soon |
Eligibility
Candidates should have completed the qualifying examination prescribed by the University for admission to this programme, with the minimum marks specified in the current year's admission guidelines.