The specialisation of Finance and Accounting covers a comprehensive course plan that will help students hone skills associated with financial stewardship, relevant accounting frameworks, and regulatory frameworks. Students immerse themselves in topics like
Business and Technology, which is the study of technology in relation to performing business and Financial Analytics and Control which looks at managerial analysis of data in relation to financial matters. The courses in financial reporting and strategic business reporting teach the students how to prepare and analyse financial statements. Corporate and Business Law and Auditing helps to provide students with vast understanding of legal and regulative procedures in financial activities. This specific stream prepares the next generation of business leaders for optimum decision-making and financial management abilities.
A B.Com in Finance and Accounting leads to careers as an accountant, auditor, financial analyst, or banker, with growth in corporate finance, investment banking, taxation, or entrepreneurship, and opportunities for higher studies like MBA, M.Com, or any
professional courses.
Higher Studies: M.Com (Finance/Accounting), MBA (Finance), Chartered Accountancy (CA), Certified Management Accountant (CMA), Certified Public Accountant (CPA), Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA), Company Secretary (CS), Postgraduate Diploma in Financial Management, and other programs where eligibility is a graduate degree.
Scope of Employment: Graduates in B.Com (Finance & Accounting) have high-demand career opportunities across industries like banking, corporate finance, investment, taxation, and auditing. With expertise in financial reporting, regulatory frameworks, and strategic financial management, they can work as accountants, auditors, financial analysts, and business consultants.
Career Pathways Include:
Accounting & Auditing
Corporate Finance & Investment
Banking & Financial Services
Entrepreneurship & Consulting
Government & Public Sector
Emerging Fields
| These are the DSCs/mandatory courses across semesters for all Commerce majors: |
| Corporate Regulations and Compliance |
| Modern Approaches to Accounting |
| Essentials of Finance |
| Modern Approaches to Accounting |
| Business Regulatory Framework |
| Foundations of Corporate Accounting |
| Introduction to Income Tax |
| Foundations of Corporate Accounting |
| Financial Accounting |
| Retail and Corporate Banking |
| Capital Market and Financial services |
| Emerging Technologies in Finance |
| Corporate Accounting |
| Fundamentals of Goods and Services Tax |
| Corporate Connections |
| Advanced Accounting |
| Cost Accounting |
| Financial Management |
| Management Accounting and Performance Management |
| Applied Cost Accounting |
| Income Tax –II |
| Advanced Financial Accounting-I |
| Management and Organizational |
| Operations Management Techniques |
| Strategic Management |
These are the optional courses the students get to choose from:
| Business & Technology |
| Financial Analytics & Control |
| Financial Planning & Performance |
| Strategic Business Reporting |
| Corporate and Business Law |
| Auditing |
Multidisciplinary Courses (MDC)
| Introduction to Commerce |
| Business Organisation and Entrepreneurship |
| Public Finance in India |
Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC)
| E-Commerce |
| Computerised Accounting |
| Spreadsheet Tools for Financial Data Analysis |
Value Addition Course (VAC)
| Entrepreneurship and Start Ups |