Bachelor Of Commerce [B.Com]

To pursue BCom, the candidate should meet the below-mentioned eligibility criteria:

• The minimum qualification required to pursue a BCom degree is the completion of senior secondary schooling (10+2) with a minimum aggregate mark as described by the respective institute.
• The student must have also studied English and Maths as core subjects.

BCom eligibility criteria may vary from college to college. Candidates must meet eligibility for admission to the college of their choice. 

Some colleges do offer admission based on the entrance exam. Below we have described some of the Important BCom entrance exams:

• IPU CET:  Indraprastha University Common Entrance Test conducted in May for admission to colleges of Indraprastha University. To excel in this exam, one must focus on Communication and Management skills as this test has more questions related to business GK and communication skills. 
• DUET: Delhi University Entrance Test conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) for getting admission to the courses offered by the Delhi University. 
• NPAT: National Test for Programs After Twelfth Test administered for admission to the colleges of Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies (NMIMS) University. 
• CUET: Christ University Entrance Test for getting admission in the courses offered by Christ University. 

Higher job opportunities are available for BCom graduates in industries like Information Technology, Manufacturing, BPO, Telecommunications, and Banking. The most sought-after jobs are Bank PO, Accountant, Event Manager, Lecturer, Chartered Accountant, and Human Resource Development.