A B.Com program contains core subjects such as economics and business management. Under economics, microeconomics and macroeconomics are taught to understand market structures, supply and demand, inflation, fiscal policies, and global trade. Business management deals with various issues, such as organizational behavior, strategic planning, leadership, decision-making, and corporate governance that provide a framework for understanding the dynamics of economic trends and business operation under varying conditions of markets.
Beyond economics and management, B.Com comprises finance, accounting, marketing, and business law, providing a comprehensive education. Business management courses teach solving problems, allocating resources, and operational efficiency, which help to develop students into good leaders. The students may also study international business, entrepreneurship, and human resource management, depending on the university and specialty. This makes the graduates ready to take up jobs in banking, financial services, corporate management, and entrepreneurship. The curriculum prepares the student for an effective career in business and commerce, providing appropriate analytical and managerial skills.