B.Com

By comparing the students’ placement reports and their feedback from the previous years,   it can be said that the Shaheed Bhagat Singh College of the University of Delhi offers better placement opportunities for the candidates interested in (Hons. ) than the B.A. courses. This is because  (Hons. ) is a professional course, which caters for commerce, accounting and business students thus increasing its popularity among employers. Many reputed organizations like Deloitte, KPMG, EY and many other visit the campus for campus recruitment. However, placement too depends with the performance of individuals, caliber and the general state of the economy. Yes B.A. students can also get placed but the opportunity might be less when compared to  (Hons. ).

Yes, a BCom student can become an Income Tax Officer. After completing their BCom degree, students are eligible to appear for the Staff Selection Commission Combined Graduate Level (SSC CGL) exam, which is the primary route to becoming an Income Tax Officer in India. The exam consists of multiple tiers, including objective tests, descriptive papers, and sometimes skill tests, all designed to assess a candidate's knowledge, reasoning, and aptitude. With dedicated preparation, especially in areas like general knowledge, quantitative aptitude, and English, a BCom graduate can successfully clear the SSC CGL exam and embark on a career as an Income Tax Officer.

Yes, a BCom in Taxation is a strong choice for students interested in pursuing a career in finance, accounting, or taxation. BCom in Taxation provides in-depth knowledge of tax laws, accounting principles, and financial management, equipping students with the skills needed to navigate the complexities of taxation. Graduates of BCom Taxation are well-prepared for roles in various sectors, including corporate tax departments, consulting firms, and government agencies. The course also lays a solid foundation for further studies, such as Chartered Accountancy (CA) or an MBA, making it a versatile and valuable degree for those interested in the field.

Yes, after earning a B.Com. (Bachelor of Commerce), students can follow a number of courses in the field of taxes. The purpose of these courses is to impart specific knowledge and abilities in the field of taxation and allied fields. Typical post-B.Com. taxation courses include the following:CoursesDescriptionM.Com in TaxationPostgraduate programme focusing on in-depth taxation studies.Post Graduate Diploma in TaxationShorter programme providing comprehensive knowledge of tax laws.Certified Public Accountant (CPA)Globally recognised qualification covering various accounting areas, including taxation.Chartered Accountancy (CA)Prestigious qualification encompassing accounting, finance, and taxation.Diploma in Taxation LawsSpecialized programme focusing on understanding tax regulations.Certificate Courses in TaxationShort courses offering specific knowledge in areas like GST or international taxation.MBA in Finance with Taxation SpecializationMBA programme with a focus on taxation strategies and compliance.

Dr Harisingh Gour Vishwavidyalaya provides a number of hostels for boys and girls. The total hostel fees for BCom students at Dr Harisingh Gour Vishwavidyalaya include multiple components, such as type of accommodation, type of course, mess charges, registration charges, caution money, etc. Check out the availability of the girls hostel at Dr Harisingh Gour Vishwavidyalaya from the table mentioned below: Name of the HostelNo. ofRoomsCapacityType of AccomodationNivedita Hostel I133266Double OccupancyNivedita Hostel II 72 144 Double OccupancyRani Lakshmi BaiKanya Hostel193193Single Occupancy Saraswati Girls Hostel 4896 Double Occuancy Check out the hostel fees components below: Registration fee: A one-time, non-refundable fee of INR 2000 is paid at the time of admission.Hostel rent: Monthly rent is INR 5000.Mess fees: The monthly mess fee includes breakfast, lunch, evening tea with snacks, and dinner. During the first month of admission and the last month of the semester, the mess fee is only charged for the actual number of days the student eats. Note: The fee amount mentioned is sourced from the official website/sanctioning body and is subject to change. Therefore, it is indicative