HKBK B.Com FAQs
Ques. What is the difference between B.Com and B.Com with ACCA at HKBK?
Ans. B.Com is a general commerce degree covering financial accounting, taxation, and commercial law. B.Com with ACCA additionally integrates ACCA professional papers into the curriculum, giving students a globally recognised accounting qualification alongside the Bangalore University degree. This opens international finance and audit roles beyond a standard B.Com.
Ques. Are ACCA exam fees included in the INR 3,35,000 programme fee?
Ans. The INR 3,35,000 covers Bangalore University degree tuition and college fees. ACCA exam registration and paper fees are governed by ACCA Global separately and are typically not included in the institutional fee. Confirm the exact ACCA fee arrangement with HKBK admissions before enrolling.
Ques. Can students from science or arts background apply for B.Com at HKBK?
Ans. Yes. While commerce stream is preferred, Bangalore University norms generally permit students from other streams to apply. The minimum eligibility is 10+2 from a recognised board with at least 45% aggregate marks. Non-commerce students may face a gap in foundational subjects but can bridge this through the course structure.
Ques. What career paths does B.Com Forensic Accounting lead to?
Ans. Graduates can pursue roles as forensic accountants, fraud analysts, internal auditors, and compliance officers at banks, audit firms, and regulatory bodies. The specialisation also serves as a strong foundation for post-graduate programmes in forensic accounting or financial investigation.
Ques. Does HKBK offer hostel facilities for B.Com students?
Ans. Yes. HKBK provides hostel accommodation at INR 80,000 per year, payable separately from the course fee. Students must apply to the hostel office directly. Availability is subject to seat capacity at the time of admission.
Ques. How is B.Com Logistics and SCM different from a general B.Com at HKBK?
Ans. B.Com Logistics and SCM covers supply chain operations, logistics management, trade finance, and inventory control alongside standard commerce subjects. It targets students aiming for supply chain and e-commerce roles. A general B.Com provides a broader commerce foundation suited for accounting, taxation, and CA or MBA pathways. The total fee for both is INR 3,35,000.







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