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Commerce 2026–27 admissions

B.Com course

Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com)

The classic commerce degree — accounting, finance and business law.

  • Level

    Undergraduate

  • Duration

    3–4 years

  • Entrance exams

    CUET UG +1 more

  • Stream

    Commerce

About the course

What is B.Com?

B.Com covers accounting, economics, business law, taxation and finance. Honours and specialised variants are widely available, and many universities offer a four-year honours option.

Admission is through CUET UG at central and many state universities, or on Class 12 merit. Many students pair it with professional courses such as CA, CS or CMA.

Who can apply

Eligibility & admission

Class 12 from a recognised board; commerce is preferred, but many colleges accept any stream.
  1. 1

    Check eligibility

    Make sure you meet the subject and marks requirements above for each college you shortlist.

  2. 2

    Entrance exam or merit

    Many colleges admit on Class 12 / graduation marks; others use CUET UG, University entrance tests.

  3. 3

    Counselling & seat allotment

    Apply through central, state or college counselling with your score and preferences.

  4. 4

    Confirm your seat

    Report to the allotted college with your documents and pay the admission fee.

Choose your focus

Popular specialisations

  • Accounting & Finance
  • Banking & Insurance
  • Taxation
  • Business Analytics
  • Honours

After the course

Career options

  • Accountant
  • Auditor
  • Tax consultant
  • Banking professional
  • CA / CS / CMA
  • MBA and higher studies

Got questions?

B.Com FAQs

What is the duration of B.Com?

B.Com takes 3–4 years.

What is the eligibility for B.Com?

Class 12 from a recognised board; commerce is preferred, but many colleges accept any stream.

Which entrance exams are accepted for B.Com?

CUET UG, University entrance tests. Many colleges also admit on merit. Accepted exams vary by college — check each college's admission page.

What can I do after B.Com?

Common paths include: Accountant, Auditor, Tax consultant, Banking professional.