Core Commerce Courses:
* Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com): This is the most common and traditional undergraduate degree in commerce. It covers a wide range of subjects including accounting, finance, economics, business law, and management. Many B.Com programs offer specializations in areas like:
* B.Com (Hons): An honors program offering a more in-depth study of commerce.
* B.Com (Professional): Focuses on practical applications of commerce.
* B.Com (Accounting & Finance): Specializes in financial aspects.
* B.Com (Banking & Insurance): Concentrates on the banking and insurance sectors.
* B.Com (Computer Applications): Integrates computer applications into commerce studies.
* Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA): Focuses more on management and administration aspects of business compared to B.Com's broader coverage of accounting and finance. It often includes more practical training and case studies. Like B.Com, BBA also has specializations.
Related Courses (Often incorporating elements of Commerce):
* Bachelor of Economics (B.A. Economics): While not strictly commerce, it's closely related and provides a strong foundation for understanding economic principles essential for business.
* Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS): Similar to BBA, focusing on management principles and practices.
* Chartered Accountancy (CA) - Foundation/Intermediate/Final: This is a professional course, not a degree, but many students start preparing for it after 10+2. It's highly regarded in the accounting and finance fields. You won't get a degree from just doing the CA, but you would have achieved a professional qualification.
* Company Secretary (CS) - Foundation/Intermediate/Final: Similar to CA, it is a professional course focusing on corporate governance and legal compliance.
* Cost and Management Accountancy (CMA): Another professional course focusing on cost accounting and management.
The specific courses and specializations available will vary depending on the university or college you choose. It's best to research universities and colleges in your area or online to see the options they offer.