The objective of the course is to equip the students with domain knowledge of commerce and accounting principles applied to contemporary business practices through financial planning, decision-making and control in organizations.

Exposure beyond books Special emphasis is laid on the practical training of students by organizing industrial visits, seminars and guest lectures by corporate bigwigs.

Grooming Personal Skills Special personality grooming exercises such as extempore, debates, group discussions and role playing exercises are introduced to students, which are pre-requisite to put up the best performance.

Personal mentoring by gurus The distinguished faculty members provide individual attention to the students to identify their weak areas and guide them to overcome them.

Skill Development Short Development Courses: College offers short term courses like Tally, Advance Excel, Digital Marketing which help students to get better placement.

B.COM(H) graduates are trained in a variety of skills and hence can take up career opportunities in a number of areas in the private as well as government sector. Given below are some common areas of employment after B.COM(H).

• Banks, Financial Services and Insurance (BFSI) Sector: BFSI is one of the major recruiters for B.COM(H) graduates. The finance, accounting and economic skills learned during the course are in high requirement in this sector.
• Sales & Marketing: Marketing is another popular area of recruitment for B.COM(H) graduates. Private organizations and startups often hire B.COM(H) freshers for entry-level positions. While these positions don't offer the most alluring of salary packages, they do provide excellent learning opportunities and experience.
• Finance and Accounting: Finance and Accounting departments is another area where B.COM(H) graduates shine. There are several key areas in this sector in which a B.COM(H) graduate can look for career options.
• Human Resource Management: HR departments are a must in all major organizations and businesses. HR Management is taught as part of the B.COM(H) course curriculum and businesses prefer B.COM(H) graduates for this department.
• Tourism Management: Candidates who have an interest in travelling can look for a career in this sector after completing B.COM(H).
• Supply Chain Management: SCM is a popular choice for management graduates. It is a field mostly relevant to industries and production houses.
• Business Consultancy: While the role of a Business Consultant is mostly offered to experienced professionals or MBA degree-holders, B.COM(H) graduates can be hired at entry-level trainee or internship roles. The experience earned here can pave the way for high-paying career opportunities in the future.
• Investment Banking: Investment Banking is another field which a B.COM(H) graduate can choose to start their career. It is a challenging field but higher-studies will be required to grow in this field.
• E-Commerce: The influence and the share of e-commerce are steadily increasing as is the number of transactions made on e-commerce platforms. Many service-aggregators today are also combining the brick-and-mortar marketplace with online platforms in what is called a hyperlocal delivery system. B.COM(H) graduates can also look to start a career in these companies.
• Information Technology (IT): IT Management is another popular area of employment for B.COM(H) graduates.

Aviation, Media, Manufacturing, Digital Marketing, Advertising etc. are some other sectors which can be considered after completing a B.COM(H) course. It can be clearly observed the versatile nature of the B.COM(H) course from the sheer scope of career opportunities that the course opens up for its graduates.

Given below are some of the most popular job profiles offered to B.COM(H) graduates in India.

• Financial Risk Manager
• Marketing Executive
• Business Development Executive
• Sales Executive
• Accountant
• Human Resource Manager
• Market Research Analyst
• Digital Marketer
• Management Trainee etc.

Many students also prefer to go for higher studies after completing the B.COM(H) course. Since B.COM(H) is a well-recognized 3-year bachelor's degree course, it allows candidates to look for higher study options in multiple fields. Here are some of the popular courses to consider after completing B.COM(H).

• Master of Commerce (M.Com): An M.Com degree is one of the best options after completing B.Com(H). Many B.Com students looking forward to an academic career or as a Market Researcher/ Economists/Lecturer/ Analyst take up this course.
• Master of Business Administration (MBA): An MBA degree is one of the best options after completing MBA.
• Master of Management Studies (MMS): MMS is a course quite similar to MBA and offers similar benefits.
• Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM): PGDM shares an almost common course curriculum with an MBA degree. However, PGDM has more specializations and can be a much more dynamic course than an MBA.
• Bachelor of Law (LLB): Pursuing LLB is another interesting choice for B.COM(H) graduates and many prefer it to gain entry into the field of Corporate Law.
• Bachelor of Education (BEd): Management graduates who wish to take up academic roles have to go for a B.Ed. degree. After that, they become eligible to join educational institutes as per their qualifications and interests.
• Chartered Accountant: B.COM(H) graduates gain plenty of theoretical knowledge in the fields of economics and accounts, which makes them good candidates for a Chartered Accountant (CA) course.
• Actuarial Science: Actuarial science is the study that applies mathematical and statistical tools to assess and control risk in finance, insurance, investing, etc. There is immense scope in this sector with a promising career.
• Company Secretary (CS): CS degree involves the study of law in the corporate field. It is a three-year-long course which involves three stages- Foundation, Intermediate, and Finals.