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It’s a gateway to pursuing chartered accountancy, company secretaryship, cost accountancy, etc. One may also opt for MBA, MS (finance) or MCom. Public service examinations are another option. BCom graduates are always in high demand as accountants, audit assistants, finance and banking executives, investment and tax associates at the junior and middle level. Many also become entrepreneurs. | It’s a gateway to pursuing chartered accountancy, company secretaryship, cost accountancy, etc. One may also opt for MBA, MS (finance) or MCom. Public service examinations are another option. BCom graduates are always in high demand as accountants, audit assistants, finance and banking executives, investment and tax associates at the junior and middle level. Many also become entrepreneurs. | ||
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Commerce
Anil Kumar, June 19, 2019: The Times of India
BCom (honours) is often the default choice for those taking the commerce stream. But students often wonder if it’s the best course and if it offers decent career opportunities. Nevertheless, it remains one of the most popular courses in Delhi university, with over 66,000 applying for about 5,500 seats across 54 colleges.
The curriculum is designed on CBCS pattern with 14 core subjects, two ‘ability enhancement’ papers, two ‘skill enhancement’ papers, and four generic elective papers from disciplines other than commerce to make it an interdisciplinary course besides two discipline-centric centric papers for specialisation in finance, marketing, HR, entrepreneurship and international business.
The papers such as computer applications in business, e-filing, and computerised accounting give adequate practical insights to the students.
Curriculum
The core papers on business laws, financial and management accounting, direct tax and GST, basic finance, marketing and HR cover important aspects of business processes. DU is among the first universities to introduce GST as a core paper. Corporate frauds such as those by Enron, Satyam, Kingfisher, Nirav Modi are adequately covered to give practical insights on how frauds occur and what mechanisms are to be adopted to prevent them.
The course is at present being revised modelled on an ‘outcome-based approach’ to match the ever-changing expectations of the industry.
Criteria
BCom (honours) requires a minimum of 50% marks in mathematics/business mathematics and at least 60% aggregate marks in the best of four subjects (including one language paper) in Class XII from any recognised board to be eligible to apply for it.
Career options
The career options are multiple.
It’s a gateway to pursuing chartered accountancy, company secretaryship, cost accountancy, etc. One may also opt for MBA, MS (finance) or MCom. Public service examinations are another option. BCom graduates are always in high demand as accountants, audit assistants, finance and banking executives, investment and tax associates at the junior and middle level. Many also become entrepreneurs.
Mathematics
From: June 20, 2019: The Times of India
See graphic, ' Mathematics at Delhi University '
See also
Campus Law Centre, Delhi University
Delhi University campus: maps, graphs, facts
