Bachelor of Commerce (Honours)
Advantage ACCA

Applicants must have completed 10+2 or an equivalent examination from a recognised Board or Council, securing a minimum of 50 per cent in aggregate. A relaxation of 5%, or its equivalent grade, is extended to candidates from the SC or ST categories. Admission is based on performance in the Alliance Undergraduate Management Aptitude Test (AUMAT), followed by a personal interview.

Students may choose from a wide range of specialisations such as Marketing Management, Financial Management, Accounting and Taxation, International Business, Business Analytics, and FinTech.

Graduates are well-positioned to pursue careers as auditors, tax consultants, financial analysts, corporate finance specialists, management accountants, and business advisors.

The integrated programme offers up to nine paper exemptions in ACCA, enabling students to complete their degree and professional certification simultaneously. This saves both time and effort while enhancing employability with dual credentials.

The programme typically spans three years, during which students complete their academic curriculum while simultaneously progressing through the ACCA professional qualification.

Yes. Alliance University actively facilitates internships, giving students hands-on exposure in accounting firms, financial institutions, and corporate environments. These opportunities help bridge classroom learning with real-world applications.

The programme is a carefully designed integration of the B. Com. (Hons.) degree with ACCA, offering nine paper exemptions, an industry-focused curriculum, practical learning opportunities, and strong placement support.

Yes. Alliance University provides merit-based scholarships through the Alliance University Scholastic Aptitude Test (AUSAT), as well as need-based scholarships for deserving students.

Students benefit from a wide range of experiential learning opportunities, including internships, live projects, case studies, industry workshops, and seminars conducted by ACCA professionals.

The University has a dedicated Career Advancement and Networking (CAN) Office, which provides placement training, facilitates internships, connects students with top recruiters, and supports them in achieving their career aspirations.

Prospective students may connect through the TAP platform available on the official University website, as well as attend open house sessions, information events, and student ambassador initiatives.

Graduates are in demand at leading multinational corporations, accounting firms, banks, investment companies, and financial consulting firms. Organisations such as PwC, Deloitte, EY, and KPMG are among the prominent recruiters.

Yes. Since ACCA is globally recognised, students with both qualifications are highly valued by multinational companies that operate with international accounting standards.

Alliance University has an academic collaboration with ACCA experts and provides access to ACCA-approved study materials, mentorship from qualified faculty, and global ACCA resources. This structured support ensures that students are well-prepared to clear papers while pursuing their degree.