The Full Form of B.COM is‍ Bachelor of Commerce.

A bachelor’s degree in commerce, as it’s called in certain countries, is the equivalent of a bachelor’s degree in business in the United States. In this field, students can pursue various concentrations, or earn a general business degree. Many programs also focus on hands-on training. This often takes the form of collaborative capstone projects, in which groups of seniors participate in simulated business projects and present them to committees of professors and local business professionals. Experience may also be gained through the completion of required internships

Like other bachelor’s degree programs, these programs require incoming students to have a high school diploma or equivalent. They also sometimes require the submission of standardized test scores and letters of recommendation. Prior participation in school organizations and extracurricular activities may be preferred.

Students in these programs can expect a combination of didactic and hands-on learning. There are a number of concentrations students may pursue, including accounting, management, marketing sales, entrepreneurship, economics and finance. Classes may be different for different concentrations; for example, a student studying entrepreneurship might take sales and business development courses, while a student studying economics might take statistics and political science classes. The following are examples of course topics common to bachelor’s degree programs in business:

• Macroeconomics and microeconomics
• Organizational development
• Resource management
• Small business management
• Entrepreneurship and sales
• Marketing and market analysis