Hello,

The Education qualification requirement for any Bank PO examinations like SBI PO and IBPS PO is that a candidate must have passed bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognized board. B.Com (Pass) is an Under Graduate course and you are eligible to appear for Bank PO examination if you are in final year of the qualifying examination that is B.Com (Pass) or passed in the qualifying exam from a recognized board. If you are appearing for Bank PO examination when you are in final year of the qualifying exam then you need to pass in the qualifying exam and obtain the certificate on or before the specified date.

Hi Aspirant,

You can surely study BCA without maths but the basic eligiblity criteria says that The candidate must have passed 12th with 50% minimum aggregate.However you cannot opt for MCA if you do not study Maths in class 12 level standards boards.It is a three years course and has a good career opportunities on pursuing the course.

Hope it  helps!!

Hi Aspirant,

You can do BCA without maths but you cannot do MCA without maths if you have not taken Maths as a subject in Class 12.The eligiblity criteria for BCA says that  candidate must have passed 12th with 50% minimum aggregate. The entrance exams required are of IPU CET BCA KIITEE BCA LUCSAT BCA PESSAT in order to take admissions to various colleges.

Hope it helps!!

Hello aspirant,

There is nothing much of a difference seen by people in job market among the both.

Some basic points of difference in both the courses are:

Bcom is related to accounting and finance + other areas of business and trade.

B.A.F. is related to accounting and finance.

BCom: since the course is general in nature. However, have a wider choice in higher studies that would get a good start to your career.

B.A.F.:since the course is general in nature, you need to do a specialisation in accounting/finance higher studies to get a good start to your career.

Bcom: The choices are wider and students gets basic idea of other areas of commerce and trade, viz., HR, export-import, economics etc., However, since there is no specialisation to choose, it lacks focus in any one area of study, though accounting is a major subject in the bcom(honours) gives students a choice of specialisation in its last year

B.A.F. :Students are given all the basic training in accounting and finance. However, it neglects other areas of commerce and trade viz., HR, export-import etc.,

Bcom: It is for studdents who want to get a graduation degree and who are basically good in accounting, but are also open / would like to have a wider choice of subjects for higher studies later viz., Economics, Industrial Psychology, HR, Export-Import etc.,

B.A.F.:    BAF is for students who are determined to make a career in accounting & finance field.

Hope this helps you

All the best for your future

hello Adhil,

ICAI conducts the CA exams list in India consists of 3 names – CA Foundation, IPCC and CA Final. Candidates need to clear the entire CA exam list in order to become a professional in this field.

where as, BCom is a 3-year Undergraduate program that focuses on subjects related to commerce, Economics, Business Law, Accountancy, Taxation and finance.

If you are a disciplined and focused kind of student, I suggest you to pursue CA and bcom simultaneously. CA foundation and 1st semester bcom are almost the same but the only thing is CA is a bit difficult compared to bcom as far as CA Foundation is concerned. BAF will absolutely right choice if we want to pursue CA with b.com

BCom with CA is divided into six semesters. Various topics such as financial accounting, economics, company law, corporate tax, auditing, business management, etc., and many more are present in BCom Syllabus to increase the skill threshold of the student.

for more information please visit the following link

https://www.careers360.com/

Hope this will help you a lot,

Thank you

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All selected candidates must note that admission is provisional and subject to University rules.

Selected candidates must download the offer of admission on the ‘Application Status’ link on the University website.

To process admission

• Candidates must choose the preferred date and time from available options to facilitate a smooth admission process.
• Admission must be processed at the campus where the programme is offered as published in the offer of admission.
• As per UGC guidelines, fee payment has to be made through online mode.
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• Fees for the first year including Admission Registration fee must be paid in full as part of the admission process.

All original marks cards and one set of photocopies must be submitted for verification at the time of admission as mentioned below

• Class 10 Marks Statement and Class 11/12 Marks Statement (Mandatory).
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Hello,

If your are not a good with Accounts then you shouldn't go for B.Com Honors. As different types if Accounts will be included in the syllabus of B.Com Honors. Have a look what kind of Accounting syllabus you will get if you go for B.Com Honors-

1. Financial Accounting

2. Management Accounting

3. Accounting for Companies

One more thing, if you're weak student in 12th then how will able to solve the Accounts of Graduation when the Graduation Accountancy is harder as compared to 12th.

Go for BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration), In this course your main. Focus would be on Economics and Business Management not on Accountancy. You will get more job opportunities after doing BBA as compared to B.Com. As B.Com is regular course and BBA is a professional course.

Good Luck.

Hi Rishita,

It you are not so strong in accountancy, you should choose BBA as B.Com (//B.Com) will have accountancy as a subject. B.Com (//B.Com) is a more theory oriented course that can help you in getting a job.

Refer here for more info about B.Com (//B.Com) - B.Com - Full Form, Courses, Admission, Eligibility, Exams, Syllabus, Scope & Career Growth (careers360.com)

Refer here for more info about BBA - BBA - Courses, Full Form, Admissions, Eligibility, Syllabus, Subjects, Scope & Career Growth (careers360.com)

Feel free to ask doubts in the Comment Section.

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!

Dear Aspirant

I hope you are doing good . As per your query , I would like to know you that for getiing eligible to take admission in eco hons, you should have aggregate of 55 percent marks in english and combination of other subjects like mathematics ,geology ,accountancy ,etc . Since you have subjects of this category so you are eligible for cutoff consideration

Hope you found this answer helpful. Good luck for your future