B.Com Finance and Accounts (CA Pathway)
Build a career in Chartered Accountancy with specialized CA foundation preparation and financial expertise.
Overview
The B.Com Finance and Accounts with CA Pathway programme prepares students for the prestigious Chartered Accountant qualification while providing a strong foundation in commerce and finance.
This programme integrates CA Foundation and Intermediate preparation with the undergraduate curriculum, offering students a dual advantage of academic degree and professional qualification preparation.
- CA Foundation and Intermediate preparation integrated
- Expert coaching from CA professionals
- Comprehensive coverage of accounting, taxation, and auditing
- Regular mock tests and assessments
- Career guidance and mentoring for CA aspirants
To nurture aspiring Chartered Accountants with strong academic foundation and professional excellence.
To nurture aspiring Chartered Accountants with strong academic foundation and professional excellence.
- •Provide integrated CA preparation with degree programme
- •Develop expertise in accounting, auditing, and taxation
- •Foster professional ethics and integrity
- •Enable students to clear CA examinations successfully
- •Create competent finance professionals for industry
- •Prepare students for CA Foundation and Intermediate exams
- •Build strong conceptual understanding of accounting principles
- •Develop analytical and problem-solving skills
- •Enhance practical knowledge through case studies
- •Support career development in accounting profession
“Excellence in Education, Service to Society”
Faculty
Programmes
Undergraduate Programmes
B.Com Finance and Accounts (CA 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