Q. Can Science stream students pursue a B.Com ( Finance ) course in VIT-AP University? Answer: No. To pursue a B.Com (Finance) course, colleges require applicants to have studied and cleared Mathematics along with Economic and Commerce (MEC) or Business Studies in the qualifying exam with at least 55% of Marks.
Q. What is the minimum eligibility criteria for B. Com (Finance) ? Is Mathematics important for B.Com (Finance) ? Answer: The minimum eligibility criteria for B.Com (Finance) course in VIT-AP University is to have cleared and qualified the class 12 board examination from a recognised board of education, such as CBSE, ICSE, State Education Boards or equivalent boards. For the second part of the question, as answered in the previous question, Mathematics is necessary for admissions to the B.Com (Finance) course in VIT-AP University. Mathematics along with Economic and Commerce (MEC) or Business Studies in the qualifying exam with at least 55% of Marks.
Q. What is the difference between B.Com and B.Com (Finance) course? Answer: B.Com (Finance), students will be able to specialise in different fields such as Finance and Accounting, Banking, Insurance, Taxation, etc. The in-depth education and academic curriculum provide the students with a wider range of knowledge and expertise in commerce and banking. You will be able to pass CA, CS, CMA or CFA very easily if you study B.Com (Finance) On the other hand, B.Com as a course trains and produces qualified commerce graduates, capable of carrying day-to-day processes of commerce and banking.
Q. Should I pursue B. Com (Finance) for Passing CA easily? Answer: Over the years, it has been a trend to see CA aspirants pursue B. Com (Finance) while also attempting to clear CA exams as well. At VIT-AP we will prepare you for CA-Foundation and CA-Inter as well while studying B. Com (Finance) at VIT-AP Campus.
Q. What Subjects of CA Course You will be covering while pursuing B.Com (Finance) Course at VIT-AP University. Answer: The Following Subjects of CA Course will be covered while Pursuing B.Com (Finance)
CA Subjects in CA Foundation Course or CPT (Common Proficiency Test)
1. Fundamentals of Accounting
2. Quantitative aptitude
3. Mercantile Law
4. General Economics
5. General English
CA Subjects in Intermediate Course or IPCC (Integrated Professional Competence Course)
1. Accounting
2. Cost Accounting and Financial Management
3. Advanced Accounting
4. Taxation
5. Auditing and Assurance
6. Business Laws, Ethics and Communication
7. Information Technology and Strategic Management
8. Corporate and other Laws
CA Final Subjects
1. Advanced Auditing and Professional Ethics
2. Financial Reporting
3. Strategic Financial Management
4. Strategic Cost Management and Performance Evaluation
5. Corporate and Economic Laws
6. Direct Tax Laws and International Taxation
7. Indirect Tax Laws
There are also electives from which students can choose one
1. Risk Management
2. International Taxation
3. Economic Laws
4. Financial Services and Capital Markets
5. Global Financial Reporting Standards
6. Multidisciplinary Case Studies
CA Final Group 1 Subjects
1. Financial Reporting
2. Strategic Financial Management
3. Advanced Auditing and Professional Ethics
4. Corporate and Allied Laws
CA Final Group 2 Subjects
1. Advanced Management Accounting
2. Information systems Control and Audit
3. Direct Tax Laws
4. Indirect Tax Laws
CA Final Subjects (Extracted from New Course Syllabus)
1. Financial Reporting
2. Strategic Financial Management
3. Advanced Auditing and Professional Ethics
4. Corporate and Economic Laws
5. Strategic Cost Management and Performance Evaluation
6. Direct Tax Laws and International Taxation
7. Indirect Tax Laws
