St. Joseph's College of Commerce B.Com Fees Structure 2025 & Admission Process, Bangalore

I chose B.Com Regular as I am pursuing CA. Apart from this, there are many other courses too. To get into B.Com Regular in SJCC the cut-off is 96% which you have to ensure in your 12th board. If you are from PUC background. The admission process is different for B.Com and BBA. There are personal and subject knowledge interview. Once you complete the process you get a mail from college for admission. There are 6 semesters and 3 years in college. Each semester you will have a mid semester exam and an end sem. All the subjects are tailor made for the students and fill up our requirements to be the best.

The fee structure for B.Com Regular is Rs. 77,000 for 1st year and 76K for the 2nd year. There are no tuition fees, etc. For the end sem, 500 is the registration fee. Scholarships are available for the Catholic Students.Read Full Review

Known for its prime strength in academics, SJCC has been a Centre for academically excellent students with an adversary percentile of 97% annually. With over 3000 student passing out with flying colours every year, the college is a prime institution if you are looking gain knowledge in the Commercial world.

The curriculum is well-designed to accumulate both theoretical and practical knowledge. It might seem heavy at first, but it is effective in giving a better understanding and prepares us for future jobs. The classes are interactive and engaging. College timings are good and we used to have only about four hours a day in the last year. This allowed us to pursue internships or other courses hand-in-hand. There used to be an internal assessment, mid-term exams, and end-semester exams every year.

The college has made it compulsory to pursue internships so that students get good exposure to the work environment and gain practical knowledge. The college ensures that the students who find it difficult to perform well academically are given special attention. The college fee may seem a little expensive in comparison with other colleges. However, the facilities and the quality of education we are provided with are worth it. There are plenty of scholarships offered by the college for merit and economically deprived students. However a lot is still left to be done because fees of the college is on the higher side.