B.Com (Hons.) is a field-oriented programme that focuses on preparing students for the industry. This undergraduate degree is one of the traditional commerce courses. The difference between simple B.Com and B.Com (Hons.) programme is that in this course, students get to pick a specialisation of their interest and then proceed with that elective in the final year of the course. The course allows students to pick specializations in the final year of the programme to provide direction to candidates in the field where they plan to seek jobs.
B.Com (Hons.) is a business-oriented programme that imparts education regarding business, taxation accounting, marketing and other related subjects. The course is very beneficial for candidates who seek a career in the business management and business sector. Pursuing management programmes after this course helps in securing brilliant salary packages.
The course curriculum usually consists of classroom training as mentioned earlier, in the form of theory lessons and classes. Along with this, group discussion, practical assignments and internship training are also included in the program structure that helps to achieve a quality standard of education in the field of commerce.
In most of the colleges, there are compulsory core subjects in the first and second year and optional elective subjects in the third (last) year that students are required to choose based on their interest.
The total marks are calculated semester wise on the basis of class tests, assignments, project work, performance in a theory subjects and practicals.
| 1st Year | ||
|---|---|---|
| Major Indian Language: Hindi/ English | Accounting | Industrial Organisation and Management |
| Principle and Practice of Management and Business | Business Mathematics | Business Environment |
| Financial Accounting - 1 | Monetary Theories and Institutions | Business Regulatory Framework |
| 2nd Year | ||
| Information Technology and its Application in Business | Public Finance and Budgeting | Management Accounting and Financial Accounting - 2 |
| Costing and Auditing | Principles of Marketing | Direct and Indirect Taxation |
| Business Economics | Specialised Accounting | Business Statistics |
| 3rd Year | ||
| Business Entrepreneurship | Advanced Company Accounts) | Financial Analysis |
| Income Tax Laws and Accounts | Company Law | Secretarial Practice |
| Elective Paper - I | Elective Paper - II | Viva - Voce |
Commerce is a broad sector and there are various job options after completing the B.Com Hons. Programme. Graduates can seek jobs in banks, business consultancies, foreign trade centres, Investment firms, policy planning bodies, educational institutes, etc. Following are some of the job profiles for B.Com (Hons.) graduates.
| Auditor | Account Assistant | Accountant |
| Investment Analyst | Chartered Management Accountant | Personal Finance Consultant |
| Investment Banker | Money Manager | Cashier |
| Marketing Manager | Market Analyst | Operations Manager |
| Budget Analyst | Cost Estimator | Business Consultant |
| Finance Manager | Risk Analyst | Senior Accountant |
| Securities Analyst | Certified Public Accountant | Stock Broker |
