Merit prepared on basis of the qualifying exam
Yes, Under the process of Provisional Admission, a candidate may proceed for provisional admission on the basis of his/ her 12th preboard marks for undergraduate program and aggregate of all semesters for post graduate students. This shall be indicative of the marks that may be secured by the candidate in his/ her 12th Examination/ Graduation within a permissible range of 7%.
The B.Com (Honors) with Research programme is designed for students who wish to go beyond textbooks and develop strong analytical, research, and problem-solving skills in commerce and business studies.
This programme aligns with the NEP 2020 framework, enabling students to pursue academic research, higher education, policy analysis, and doctoral studies, along with corporate careers. Students are trained in research methodology, data analysis, econometrics, financial modelling, and academic writing, preparing them for evidence-based decision-making in both academia and industry.
Class XII pass from any Indian Board / Equivalent Foreign Board
The Department of Commerce has consistently upheld a reputation for academic excellence and has played a pivotal role in shaping successful commerce professionals. The department boasts a highly qualified and experienced faculty members dedicated to delivering quality education and fostering holistic development of the students. The Department of Commerce offers Undergraduate, Postgraduate and Ph.D. programs in Commerce. The Department is well-equipped with modern infrastructure to support effective teaching and learning. Students are benefitted from state-of-the-art IT resources and extensive library facilities that enhance their academic experience. In addition to its strong academic foundation, the department is actively engaged in high-quality research. It provides robust support for research activities, contributing significantly to the scholarly output of the university. Further, its commitment to global academic standards, the department has entered into MoUs with international and national institutes: ISDC, ACCA, Wiley, CMA, Miles Education, Bombay Stock Exchange and ICAI to offer programs that are increasingly sought after in the field of commerce and accountancy.
The Department of Commerce follows a blended, outcome-oriented teaching approach designed to build conceptual clarity, analytical ability and professional competence. The major pedagogical practices include:
The B. Com (Honors) and B. Com (Honors with Research) programs prepare students for diverse roles across industry, finance, banking, taxation, analytics, consulting, entrepreneurship and global professional careers. The curriculum builds strong domain foundations along with digital and analytical skills, enabling graduates to enter the workforce confidently or pursue advanced academic and professional qualifications. The programme also supports students aiming for internationally recognized certifications such as ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified Accountants – UK), CMA (Certified Management Accountant – USA), and CPA (Certified Public Accountant – USA), strengthening their global career prospects.
Notes: Semester 1 and 2 are applicable only for regular entry students. Lateral entry students begin from Semester 3.
B.Com (Honors) is a 3-year programme of 6 semesters.
B.Com (Honors with Research) is a 4-year programme of 8 semesters.
Yes. The curriculum follows NEP 2020 guidelines with Outcome Based Education (OBE) and the Choice Based Credit System (CBCS).
Students can choose minors/specializations in Finance, Marketing, Human Resource Management, Banking & Insurance, or Auditing, Accounting & Taxation.
Students can exit with a Certificate after Year 1, Diploma after Year 2, Honors Degree after Year 3, and Honors with Research after Year 4.
Yes. The department has MOUs with ISDC for ACCA and Wiley and MILES for CMA and CPA to support global professional qualifications.
Students enrolled in the B.Com (Hons) ACCA program at Graphic Era (Deemed to be University) are eligible for 9 out of 13 ACCA papers as exemptions, provided they complete the prescribed curriculum under the ACCA-integrated pathway offered through the University’s MoU with ISDC. These exemptions typically cover the Knowledge and Skill modules, allowing students to begin ACCA from the Professional level papers.
CMA does not offer subject-wise exemptions, but B. Com (Hons) curriculum and Wiley training provide strong preparation for Part 1 and Part 2 exams, reducing learning time and increasing pass probability.
Students must complete an internship as part of the Mandatory Non-Graded Course and also work on research or industry projects in higher semesters.
Through guest lectures, industrial visits, expert workshops, internships, and interaction with professionals from banking, auditing, taxation, fintech and analytics sectors.
Students have access to IT labs, an advanced library, research software, digital learning tools, industry exposure and dedicated academic support.
University follows continuous evaluation system which includes Continuous Internal Evaluation (CIE), Mid-Semester Examination (MSE), and End-Semester Examination (ESE).
A blend of interactive lectures, case studies, ICT-enabled learning, skill labs, collaborative activities, situation handling, vignettes and project-based learning.
Yes. Graduates can pursue M. Com, MBA, CA, CMA, ACCA, CPA, or research pathways including Ph.D., especially those completing the 4-year Honors with Research.
More flexibility, specialization choices, skill-based courses, stronger industry relevance, research integration, digital tools, project work and better career readiness aligned with NEP 2020.