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BBA (Accounting) is an undergraduate 3-year full time program that aims to provide a basic understanding of different managerial and accounting theories. The course prepares students in accounting, auditing taxation, cost and management accounting, business law, economics, statistics, finance. The BBA (Accounting) program spans three years, comprised of six semesters.
The entrance tests that are accepted for BBA (Accounting) course are CAT, MAT, XAT, CMAT, ATMA and the state level test such as MHCET, TANCET. Some of the institute may conduct their own written test required for BBA admission. Good performance in 12th board exams particularly in Accountancy Mathematics and subjects of Economics Statistics and Business Studies is also mandatory at many colleges to apply for BBA (Accounting).
| Event | Details |
|---|---|
| - Full Form | Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting |
| - Duration | 3 years |
| - Course Level | Undergraduate |
| - Eligibility | 10+2 in any stream |
| - Top Colleges | Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC), Delhi University, Christ University |
| - Entrance Exam | Entrance Exam conducted by respective colleges, CUET (Christ University Entrance Test), DU JAT (Delhi University Joint Admission Test) |
1. A minimum of 10+2 pass in any discipline in Science, Commerce, Arts stream with at least 50% marks aggregate.
2. Mathematics is mandatory in 10+2 as most of the colleges take admission on the basis of marks obtained in this subject. Some colleges require statistics.
3. English language is mandatory in 10+2 for admission to most of the colleges across India.
4. There are no age requirements to get admission into this course. It is open to candidates who have completed their 10+2 and even for the working professional.
5. For some universities, CUET/University examinations might be necessary for admissions to the university.
6. There are some institutes which might prefer the candidates having work experience in accounting field during admission.
| Subject | Topics |
|---|---|
| Financial Accounting | Accounting principles, Financial statements, Assets, Liabilities, Equity |
| Managerial Accounting | Cost accounting, Budgeting, Performance evaluation, Decision-making |
| Cost Accounting | Cost concepts, Cost classification, Cost estimation, Cost control |
| Auditing | Auditing principles, Types of audits, Audit process, Audit reporting |
| Taxation | Tax laws, Tax planning, Income tax, Indirect tax |
| Financial Management | Financial planning, Financial analysis, Financial markets, Financial institutions |
| Accounting Information Systems | Accounting systems, Financial reporting, Management reporting, Internal control |
| Electives | Forensic accounting, Accounting theory, International accounting, Advanced auditing |
| Research Project | Research methodology, Literature review, Data collection, Research report writing |
