TSM University Lucknow B.Com FAQs
Ques. What is the total fee for B.Com (Fintech) at TSM University?
Ans. The total programme fee for the three-year B.Com (Fintech) at TSM University is INR 2,12,000, comprising INR 73,000 in Year 1, INR 71,000 in Year 2, and INR 68,000 in Year 3. The fee decreases each year. Hostel and mess charges are billed separately and are not included in the programme fee.
Ques. Is CUET-UG mandatory for B.Com (Fintech) admission at TSM University?
Ans. TSM University accepts both CUET-UG scores and Class 12 merit for B.Com (Fintech) admissions. Candidates who have not appeared for CUET-UG may be considered through a merit-based selection on Class 12 marks. Students from any stream with Commerce or Mathematics in Class 12 are eligible to apply.
Ques. What subjects are covered in the B.Com (Fintech) programme at TSM University?
Ans. The B.Com (Fintech) curriculum at TSM University covers core commerce subjects such as financial accounting, cost accounting, business economics, taxation, and company law alongside technology-focused subjects including digital banking operations, blockchain fundamentals, cybersecurity in financial services, and data analytics for finance.
Ques. What career options are available after B.Com (Fintech) from TSM University?
Ans. Graduates of B.Com (Fintech) from TSM University can pursue roles in fintech startups, digital payment companies, banking technology divisions, and financial analytics firms. Career paths include digital lending operations, payment systems management, financial compliance, and wealth technology. Graduates may also pursue an MBA in Finance or Fintech for advanced career opportunities.
Ques. Can students from science or arts streams apply for B.Com (Fintech) at TSM University?
Ans. Students from any stream in Class 12 are eligible to apply for B.Com (Fintech) at TSM University, provided they meet the minimum 50 percent aggregate marks criterion. While a Commerce or Mathematics background is preferred, it is not mandatory. The programme is structured to build foundational commerce knowledge for students from all streams.







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