Accounting & Commerce

Registration for the BCom programme at Gandhinagar University usually begins shortly after the Class 12 results are announced. Interested students can register and complete the application form on the college's official website. The application period spans from May to June of each academic year. Aspiring candidates are advised to apply soon. However, the GU BCom application deadline is not available on the college's official website. Note: During the application process, candidates will need to provide various details, including their academic history, name, valid email ID, mobile number, and other personal and academic information. To secure a seat in the programme candidates need to submit the application and course fee. 

Yes, Gandhinagar University offers a Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) undergraduate degree course that can be completed in either three or four years. The three-year programme is BCom, and the four-year programme is BCom (Hons.). The university offers 30 seats for the BCom (Hons.) course and 300 seats for the BCom course. Students can choose any of the specialisation between Accounting and Auditing, Banking, Financial Services & Insurance, and Statistics in their third year of the BCom course.The eligibility criteria for admission to both the three-year and four-year BCom courses are similar. Candidates must have completed Class 12 with English and Accountancy as major subjects.

The fee for B.Com (Bachelor of Commerce) at government colleges in India varies significantly depending on the state, institution, and category of the student (e.g., general category, SC/ST/OBC, economically weaker sections).Tuition Fees: Government colleges typically have lower tuition fees compared to private institutions. The annual tuition fees for B.Com in government colleges can range from approximately:General Category: Rs. 5,000 to Rs. 20,000 per year.Reserved Categories (SC/ST/OBC): Lower fees ranging from Rs. 1,000 to Rs. 5,000 per year.Economically Weaker Sections (EWS): Some colleges offer fee concessions or scholarships based on income criteria.Other Fees: Apart from tuition fees, students may need to pay additional fees for:Examination Fees: Charges for university examinations.Library Fees: Access to library facilities.Laboratory Fees: If applicable, for practical sessions in subjects like Accountancy or Business Studies.Miscellaneous Fees: Registration fees, sports fees, etc.Hostel Fees (if applicable): Government colleges often provide hostel facilities at nominal charges. Hostel fees can vary depending on factors like room type, facilities provided, and location.