School of Commerce

Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) in Finance is normally a 3-year undergraduate curriculum that provides students a solid foundation in financial concepts, accounting, and business management. The curriculum includes vital areas like financial management, investment analysis, corporate finance, financial markets, and risk management. Students also learn about related subjects such as economics, business law, and taxation. This curriculum prepares graduates for jobs in banking, investment firms, financial planning, and corporate finance departments. Many institutions provide internships and industry cooperation to help students study more practically. Graduates can seek additional specialization through professional certifications or advanced degrees, such as an MBA in Finance.
 

The Advance Diploma in Insurance Sales is a specialized program designed to provide students with in-depth knowledge and skills required to excel in the insurance industry. This course focuses on various aspects of insurance sales, including policy analysis, risk assessment, customer service, and ethical practices. Over 12 months, students will gain practical insights into insurance products, sales strategies, and customer relationship management, preparing them for roles such as Insurance Agents, Sales Executives, and Brokers. The program combines theoretical learning with hands-on training, ensuring graduates are well-equipped to meet the evolving demands of the insurance sector. Upon successful completion, students will receive an advanced diploma recognized by industry leaders, enhancing career prospects in the competitive insurance market.