About the Programme
B. Com. is a three-year undergraduate programme designed to increase business understanding in students. The programme’s curriculum teaches theoretical and practical components of the study.
One of the primary and most important objectives of the programme is to introduce students in successfully operating and contributing to the modern global world of business by pursuing advanced research in the discipline.
This programme offers an opportunity to opt for doing an advanced study on various topics related to accountancy business and management. This programme enables the students to build a strong foundation to pursue courses like CA, ICWA, CMA along with preparing them for pursuing a masters degree.
Program Educational Objectives (PEOs)
- PEO1: To Analyze, interpret and apply concepts of finance, cost and management accounting for business decision-making.
- PEO2: To attain professional growth by applying analytical and research skills to identify and solve problems in complex situations.
- PEO3: To exhibit the knowledge of entrepreneurial qualities and explore entrepreneurial opportunities.
- PEO4: To Exhibit a capability to communicate ideas & information effectively and efficiently.
- PEO5: To develop social and ethical values among students for conducting ethical business.
- PEO6: To develop the professional competency & prowess for employment and continuous learning in commerce and other related areas..
Program Outcomes
- PO1: Business Environment and Domain Knowledge (BEDK): Acquire comprehensive knowledge of Accounting, Finance, Economics, Corporate Laws, Auditing, Taxation, and other core areas of commerce and business management.
- PO2: Critical Thinking, Business Analysis, Problem Solving and Innovative Solutions (CBPI): Identify, formulate, analyze, and solve complex business problems using logical reasoning, analytical tools, and data-driven decision-making approaches.
- PO3: Global Exposure and Cross-Cultural Understanding (GECCU): Develop awareness of global business practices, international trade, cross-cultural management, and emerging trends in the global economy.
- PO4: Social Responsiveness and Ethics (SRE): Demonstrate ethical values, social responsibility, sustainability awareness, and professional conduct in business and corporate practices.
- PO5: Effective Communication (EC): Communicate effectively through oral, written, digital, and interpersonal communication with stakeholders in professional and academic environments.
- PO6: Life Long Learning (LLL): Engage in continuous learning, professional development, higher education, research, and skill enhancement for career growth and adaptability.
- PO7: Enhancing Decision Making Capability (EDMC): Develop entrepreneurial mindset, leadership qualities, and managerial decision-making capabilities at personal and professional levels.
- PO8: Trained Informed Professionals (TIPS): Become industry-ready professionals capable of serving in banking, insurance, taxation, finance, auditing, logistics, warehousing, and other commerce-related sectors.
- PO9: Digital and Technological Competency (DTC): Apply digital tools, financial technologies, business analytics, e-commerce platforms, and modern ICT applications in commerce and business operations.
- PO10: Research and Analytical Skills (RAS): Develop research aptitude, data interpretation, report writing, and analytical abilities for conducting business and commerce-related research activities.
- PO11: Teamwork and Leadership Skills (TLS): Work effectively in teams, demonstrate leadership abilities, manage interpersonal relationships, and contribute positively toward organizational goals and collaborative projects.
Program Specific Outcomes
- PSO1: Demonstrate knowledge of various advanced accounting issues within a global framework thereby providing a unique opportunity to achieve an internationally recognized qualification
- PSO2: Possess adequate knowledge skills and experimental learning in area of commerce education
- PSO3: Familiarize the students with regard to structure, organization and working of financial system in global arena and interpretation of financial statements in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards