B.Com (Bank Management) is an Under Graduate degree course in the field of Commerce, with specific reference to Bank Management. The course enriches the students’ knowledge on different aspects of Banking, Commerce and Accounting, along with a thorough understanding of the practical application of the theory. The students are trained in different areas of banking and financial services where they can take up managerial positions.

The subjects covered are: Banking Theory Law & Practice, International Banking, Banking Theory Regulatory Mechanism, Financial Accounting, Corporate Accounting, Management Accounting, Economics, Security Analysis & Portfolio Management, Auditing, Marketing of Banking Services, Technology in Banking, Business Communication and Principles of Management.

The programme provides a foundation for taking up higher studies in Commerce, Management, and Banking related areas. After completing B.Com. BM, you can do M.Com or MBA, the choice depends on your interest. You can also prepare for the competitive exams like bank exams, SSC, railways, UPSC etc. You can also go for courses like - CA, ACS, ICWA, CMA, CFA.

If a candidate holding B.Com. BM degree with minimum of 55% of marks, they are exempted from doing foundation courses. Students can directly take up professional courses such as CA (Chartered Accountant), CMA (Certified Management Accountant), CS (Company Secretary) or CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst).

B.Com (CS) course is designed to provide students with a wide range of secretarial practice skills and understanding various laws of company, banking and industry, to meet immediate growing needs for qualified manpower in the corporate world.

The subjects covered are: Company Law and Secretarial Practice, Financial Accounting, Corporate Accounting, Cost Accounting, Management Accounting, Income Tax Law & Practice, Human Resource Management, Entrepreneurial Development, Security Law and Market Operations, Business Communication, Auditing and Marketing.

Yes, the students in their final semester (6th) have to undergo Institutional Training in any one of the following organizations: Public Sector Undertakings / Statutory Bodies / Public Enterprises and Public Utilities / Office Equipment Marketing Organizations / Office of a Practicing Chartered Accountant, Cost Accountants or Company Secretary and they have to submit the Institutional Training Report.

The programme provides a foundation for taking up higher studies in Law, Commerce and Accounting related areas. After completing B.Com. CS, you can do M.Com or MBA, the choice depending on your interest. You can also prepare for competitive exams like bank exams, SSC, railways, UPSC etc. You can also go for further studies like ACS, CA, ICWA, CMA, CFA.

You can get a job as Company Secretary, Security Analyst, Head-Finance Manager, Head-Sales Manager, Head-Administrative, Corporate Services, Corporate Communications, Export Trades & Services, Banks, Bookkeepers, Finance Managers, Investment Bankers, Investment Brokers, Accountant, and Cost Estimators.

You can get jobs such as: Banker, Security Analyst, Company Secretary, Head-Finance Manager, Head-Sales Manager, Head-Administrative, Corporate Services, Corporate Communications, Export Trades & Services, Accountant, Finance Managers, Investment Bankers, Investment Brokers and Cost Estimators.