B.Com

B.com

1. Commerce in PIC prepares students for a career in accounting, banking, financial management, information system & management. Besides students can prepare for various competitions and further studies like: M.Com., MBA, MCA, B.Ed. & other technical courses.
2. In addition to this, we work to develop analytical thinking among students (for the competitions like IAS & RAS). For this we teach our students through interactive classes, group discussions, open house discussions, debates and creative answer writing practices.
3. Excellent University Results

Our B.Com. students have brought laurels to PIC through their outstanding results. Our students of B.Com have achieved very good marks like 100 marks in ABST, 96 marks in EAFM and 85 marks in BADM and so on

Career for B. Com students

• Career as a Chartered Accountant (foundation course)
• Career as a Company Secretory (foundation course)
• Career as a ICWA (foundation course)
• RAS/ RPS
• Bank PO
• Railways
• Insurance career
• SSC (Income Tax Inspector, Custom Officer, Excise Officer, CBI etc.)]
• Statistical Officer
• Statistical Investigator
• FCI
• Accountant, LDC
• NDA, CDS
• Police Sub-Inspector
• Assistant to the CA
• Assistant Professor 

B.com

B.com courses are categorized in EAFM, BADM, ABST

EAFM- Economic Administration & Financial Management

EAFM stands for Economics, Accounting, Finance, and Management. It is a combination of subjects that is commonly taught in Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) programs in many universities.

The curriculum of a BCom program with EAFM specialization typically includes a range of subjects that cover topics in economics, accounting, finance, and management. The course content may vary from one university to another, but some of the common subjects that are covered are as follows:

1. Microeconomics: The study of individual economic behaviour and how markets allocate resources.
2. Macroeconomics: The study of the overall economy, including inflation, unemployment, and economic growth.
3. Financial Accounting: The study of how financial information is recorded, summarized, and reported in financial statements.
4. Cost Accounting: The study of the costs of producing goods and services.
5. Financial Management: The study of how organizations make financial decisions, such as investments, financing, and dividend policy.
6. Investment Management: The study of how individuals and organizations invest in financial assets.
7. Marketing Management: The study of how organizations develop and implement marketing strategies to meet customer needs.
8. Human Resource Management: The study of how organizations manage their human resources, including recruitment, training, and performance management.

After completing a BCom with EAFM specialization, students can pursue a career in a variety of fields, including finance, accounting, marketing, human resources, and management. They can also opt for higher studies in specialized areas like financial management, accounting, and economics.

This subject includes-

1. Banking & Financial Institutions
2. Business Economics
3. Financial Management
4. Rural Areas Development & Cooperation
5. Business Budgeting
6. Economic Environment in Rajasthan

BADM- Business Administration

BADM stands for Business Administration, Management, and Entrepreneurship. It is a combination of subjects that is commonly taught in Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) programs in many universities.

The curriculum of a BCom program with BADM specialization typically includes a range of subjects that cover topics in business administration, management, and entrepreneurship. The course content may vary from one university to another, but some of the common subjects that are covered are as follows:

1. Business Organization and Management: The study of the different types of business organizations and their management.
2. Organizational Behaviour: The study of the behaviour of individuals and groups within organizations.
3. Marketing Management: The study of how organizations develop and implement marketing strategies to meet customer needs.
4. Financial Management: The study of how organizations make financial decisions, such as investments, financing, and dividend policy.
5. Human Resource Management: The study of how organizations manage their human resources, including recruitment, training, and performance management.
6. Operations Management: The study of how organizations manage their operations to produce goods and services efficiently.
7. Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management: The study of how to start and manage a small business.

After completing a BCom with BADM specialization, students can pursue a career in a variety of fields, including business administration, management, entrepreneurship, marketing, human resources, and finance. They can also opt for higher studies in specialized areas like business administration, management, and entrepreneurship.

• Business law
• Company law
• Entrepreneurship
• Management
• Advertising & Sales Management
• Functional Management

These will provide a broad background of business and makes learners to plan, organize, manage & control activities & tackle real life problems.

ABST- Accountancy & Business Statistics

ABST stands for Accounting, Business Statistics, and Taxation. It is a combination of subjects that is commonly taught in Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) programs in many universities.

The curriculum of a BCom program with ABST specialization typically includes a range of subjects that cover topics in accounting, business statistics, and taxation. The course content may vary from one university to another, but some of the common subjects that are covered are as follows:

1. Financial Accounting: The study of how financial information is recorded, summarized, and reported in financial statements.
2. Cost Accounting: The study of the costs of producing goods and services.
3. Business Statistics: The study of statistical methods used to analyse business data.
4. Income Tax: The study of the income tax laws and regulations that apply to individuals and businesses.
5. Indirect Taxes: The study of indirect taxes like GST, VAT, and service tax.
6. Corporate Accounting: The study of accounting principles and practices applied in corporate organizations.
7. Auditing: The study of how financial statements are audited and verified for accuracy.

After completing a BCom with ABST specialization, students can pursue a career in a variety of fields, including accounting, taxation, auditing, business analysis, and finance. They can also opt for higher studies in specialized areas like accounting, taxation, and auditing.

This subject is designed to enable students gain analytical knowledge and expertise in audit financial reporting, data analysis, statistical modelling, data visualization with the help of following papers-

• Corporate Accounting
• Business Statistics
• Cost Accounting
• Income Tax
• Advance Accounting
• Auditing & Management Accounting

Parishkar International College

Under Graduate Courses: Eligibility and Fee 2023-24

Note:

• Practical fee for the students of Sc. Pt.-I, II & III (Math and Biology) will be charged Rs. 1000/- additionally at the time of admission.
• Practical fee for Geography of the A.-I, II & III students will be charged Rs. 1,000/- additionally at the time of admission.
• If cheque is dishonored by any reason a fine of Rs. 250/- is to be paid.  
• In uniform One Jeans @ 1000/- each, One T-shirt @ 500/-, One Shirt Piece 500/- can be purchased as per requirement of the student later but One Jacket will be of 1100/-
• The student will get the same deduction in A, B Com, B.sc II and III if they maintain the same percentage in University Exam.
• In Uniform 3100/- (Jeans-1, T-Shirt-1, Shirt Piece-1 & Jacket-1)