Curriculum
How our current B.Com and BBA programmes are structured under Bangalore University's choice-based credit framework, with BCA listed as an upcoming programme.
The current undergraduate programmes at Florence Degree College โ B.Com and BBA โ follows Bangalore University's choice-based credit system, spread across six semesters over three years. Each semester combines discipline-specific core courses with electives, language and skill components, and continuous internal assessment alongside semester-end examinations.
The structure moves students from foundational concepts in the early semesters toward specialised, application-focused learning by the final year, supported by practical training, projects, and industry exposure along the way.
Course Categories
Discipline Specific Core
The primary subjects of the chosen programme, building depth in the core discipline each semester.
Discipline Specific Elective
Advanced or specialised electives within the discipline, chosen in the later semesters.
Skill Enhancement Course
Practical, employability-oriented skills such as computer applications and communication.
Ability Enhancement / Language
Language and foundational courses building communication and general competency.
Open Elective
Cross-disciplinary courses that let students explore subjects outside their core programme.
Internship / Project
Applied project work or internship, typically undertaken in the final year.
Semester Progression
Foundations
Core basics & language courses
Building Depth
Continued core & skill courses
Core Specialisation
Discipline-focused core subjects
Applied Learning
Electives & practical components
Advanced Electives
Specialised discipline electives
Project & Consolidation
Internship, project & final exams
Note: This page outlines the general curriculum framework followed across programmes. For the detailed, semester-wise subject list and credit distribution for your specific programme, please contact the respective department or refer to Bangalore University's official syllabus documents.