Online B.Com in Banking & FinTech
Bachelor of Commerce Specialization Track in Banking & FinTech
The Bachelor of Commerce is a three-year Degree Program that will prepare you for entry-level roles in both accounting and finance. This program with a myriad of specializations will provide you with a strong foundation that you will need to pursue a career in Finance, Accounting, and Management. The program curriculum encompasses courses of professional accreditation bodies from across the globe like ACCA, CIMA, CPA and CMA to give you that edge required to compete and succeed. The specialized track in Banking & FinTech focuses on domain-specific core competencies, practical industry workflows, and career-oriented learning.
Banking & FinTech Syllabus & Course Curriculum
Standard 6-semester UGC-DEB curriculum blueprint covering core concepts and specialized Banking & FinTech tracks.
- General English
- Economic Theory
- Fundamentals of Accounting – I
- Business Organization
- Principles of Business Management
- Computer Awareness and Internet
- Marketing Management
- Fundamentals of Accounting – II
- Business Law
- Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship and Innovation
- Business Communication
- Financial Management
- Cost Accounting
- Financial Services
- E-Commerce
- Simulation
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