The B.Com CMA program merges commerce and management accounting subjects to prepare students for financial decision-making roles. Core subjects include Financial Accounting, Cost Accounting, and Management Accounting in recording, analyzing, and managing financial transactions. Taxation and Business Law cover direct and indirect taxes, corporate regulations, and the legal aspect of business. Auditing and Corporate Governance teach compliance and risk management, ensuring that the firm's finances are transparent.
Another important feature of the course is the provision of Economics, Financial Management, and Corporate Finance, which provide the economic framework for capital structure and investment decisions. Strategic Management and Business Analytics enhance decision-making abilities with data-driven strategies. Topics such as Operations Management, Business Communication, and Ethics help in actual business applications. This mix of theoretical and practice-based preparation helps the students prepare for careers in finance, auditing, taxation, and corporate strategy as professionals in banking, consulting, and multinational organizations.