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Hi Rohit,
Application for admission in a course should be made only in the prescribed form, which will be sent along with the prospectus. Application form properly filled should be sent only to the Admission Office or handed over in person along with following under mentioned documents:
1. Photocopy of the mark sheet of qualifying examination attested by a Gazetted Officer.
2. Prescribed Registration Fee; Registration Fee can be paid in cash at the Admission Office or by DD in favor of the respective institution.
Admission notices will be sent to the selected candidates intimating the dates on which they should report at the Admission Office with the following Original Certificates and remit the prescribed fees in full.
If any candidate is found to have secured admission by fraudulent methods like presentation of forged certificates, documents, mark sheet, cheque, bank drafts etc., he/she will be dismissed from the college at any time during the course and will forfeit the fees paid already.
Mark sheet of the qualifying examination and Pass Certificate.
Migration Certificate.
Conduct Certificate.
4 recent Passport size color photographs.
Any other document required.
All students including Foreign Nationals and NRIs seeking admission to any course should attach a photocopy of the mark sheet of qualifying examination and proof of age, duly attested, along with the Application. The candidate should produce authentic Certificate indicating the corresponding marks for each grade in the mark sheet.
Applications, which are incomplete or not accompanied by the prescribed documents and Registration fee, are liable to be rejected.
The Scrutiny Committee will process the Applications and provisionally select the students after interview, if necessary, on merit. Applicants from distant places may be selected on the basis of merit without interview.

Often students confuse between B.Com (H) and B.Com (P). Both the courses are related to each other but there is some difference between the two. B.Com (H) is a degree in which subjects like accountancy and economics are taught in depth but in B.Com (P) there is overview of these subjects. B.Com (H) specializes in these subjects whereas B.Com (P) will not. Subject in B.Com programme.
Environmental Studies
Financial accounting
Business organisation and management
Micro economics
Business laws
Business maths
Macro economics
Company laws
Income tax
Indian economics
Indirect Tax
Human recourse management
Cost accounting
Principles of marketing
Financial management
Business communication
Subject in B.Com (Hons) WHICH ARE NOT TAUGHT IN B.Com programme)
Corporate laws
Corporate accounting
Management principles and applications
E - Commerce
Computer Applications
Management Accounting
Banking and insurance
Industrial laws
Advertising.