BCOM General Semester III Program

The Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) General program provides students with a comprehensive understanding of essential business concepts, practices, and analytical techniques. This program focuses on equipping students with advanced knowledge in accounting, taxation, statistics, financial markets, and investment management, preparing them for diverse roles in the financial and business sectors.

This course delves into advanced accounting principles and practices, including complex financial reporting, consolidation, foreign currency transactions, and accounting for mergers and acquisitions. This program covers the principles of income tax, including individual and corporate taxation, tax planning, and compliance. Students will learn about the tax code, deductions, credits, and the impact of taxes on business decisions. This course introduces statistical concepts and methodologies used in business decision-making. Topics include descriptive statistics, probability distributions, hypothesis testing, and regression analysis. This course examines the role of financial institutions and markets in the economy. Students will explore various types of financial markets, instruments, and the regulatory environment affecting them. This course focuses on the principles and practices of investment management, including portfolio theory, asset valuation, and risk assessment. Students will learn how to make informed investment decisions.