B.Com Finance and Accounts (ACCA Pathway)
Pursue professional accounting excellence with ACCA certification pathway and comprehensive financial training.
Overview
The B.Com Finance and Accounts with ACCA Pathway programme is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of finance, accounting, and business management while preparing them for the globally recognized Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) qualification.
This four-year undergraduate programme combines theoretical knowledge with practical skills, enabling students to excel in the dynamic field of finance and accounting. Students gain exposure to international accounting standards, financial management, and strategic business practices.
- ACCA certification pathway integrated into curriculum
- Industry-relevant curriculum aligned with global standards
- Hands-on training in accounting software and tools
- Internship opportunities with leading firms
- Expert faculty with professional qualifications
To produce globally competent finance and accounting professionals equipped with ACCA qualifications and ethical business practices.
To produce globally competent finance and accounting professionals equipped with ACCA qualifications and ethical business practices.
- •Provide world-class education in finance and accounting
- •Integrate ACCA syllabus with undergraduate curriculum
- •Foster analytical and strategic thinking skills
- •Promote ethical practices and professional integrity
- •Build strong industry-academia partnerships
- •Develop comprehensive knowledge of financial accounting and reporting
- •Prepare students for ACCA examinations and certification
- •Enhance practical skills through case studies and simulations
- •Cultivate leadership and decision-making abilities
- •Enable career advancement in finance and accounting sectors
“Excellence in Education, Service to Society”
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Undergraduate Programmes
B.Com Finance and Accounts (ACCA Pathway)
Duration: 4 years (8 Semesters)
Eligibility: Pass in Higher Secondary Examination. Non-Commerce students require 45% aggregate marks.
Seats: 50
Syllabus
Publications
Scholars
- International Journal of Social Work
- Indian Journal of Social Work
- Practice: Social Work in Action
Students
- Field work dissertations
- Case study compilations
- Community assessment reports