Accounting & Commerce

Some of the main differences between Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) courses are:Points of DifferencesB.ComBBAFocusCommerce-related subjects like accounting, finance, economics, and business law.Business administration, covering management, marketing, human resources, and operations.ScopeBroader understanding of commerce and its various aspects.Concentrated study of business principles and management practices.Career OptionsCareers in accounting, taxation, finance, banking, etc.Management roles, entrepreneurship, marketing, HR, operations management, etc.CurriculumEmphasis on commerce subjects with some business-related courses.Focus primarily on business administration courses.Skills DevelopedAnalytical skills, financial management, accounting, economic analysis.Leadership skills, management techniques, strategic planning, marketing strategies.Institution ChoiceOffered by many universities and colleges worldwide.Offered by universities and colleges with a focus on business education.Internship/PlacementOpportunities in finance, accounting firms, banks, etc.Opportunities in various industries, including corporations, startups, consulting firms.

Yes, candidates can get direct admission to the BCom course at ASM Institute of Management and Computer Studies (IMCOST) if candidates meet the eligibility criteria. Here’s which factor works for the admission:Educational Qualification: Candidate should have completed Class 12 or equivalent examination from a recognised board of education, with a minimum aggregate score, usually around 45-50%. The required percentage may vary depending on the category (general, SC/ST, etc.).Stream Requirement: Generally, students from Commerce stream & Science stream can apply for the BCom course, though preference might be given to Commerce students.

ASM IMCOST BCom course is offered in full-time mode lasting for three years. Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) is spread across six semesters and covers essential subjects such as accounting, finance, economics, business law, and management. Each semester of the BCom course includes seven to eight subjects. Additionally, ASM IMCOST provides three specialisations in BCom course, BCom in Accounting and Finance, BCom in Baking and Insurance and BCom in Financial Market. Check the first semester subjects of these specialisations in the table mentioned below: BCom in Accounting and FinanceBCom in Baking and InsuranceBCom in Financial MarketFinancial Accounting (Elements of Financial AccountingHindi IFinancial AccountingCost Accounting (Introduction and Element of cost) -IEnglish IBusiness CommunicationFinancial Management (Introduction to Financial Management) -IBusiness ManagementEnvironmental StudiesBusiness Communication -IFinancial Accounting IFoundation Course- IFoundation Course-IValue EducationPrinciples of ManagementCommerce (Business Environment) -IPrinciples of InsuranceBusiness LawCommerce (Business Environment) -IPrinciples & Practice of Banking IMacro Economics