City College of Commerce and Business Administration Courses & Fee Structure

City College of Commerce and Business Administration Courses and Fees

City College of Commerce and Business Administration’s current course mix centres on undergraduate Commerce. Its 2026-27 notices refer to both a four-year B.Com. (Honours/Honours with Research) and a three-year B.Com. multidisciplinary route. The college’s current fee amount is less clear: the official 2025-26 admission schedule gives figures for those two routes, while the general fee page still shows an older, undated schedule. Treat the 2025-26 amounts below as a dated reference, not as a 2026-27 or 2027-28 quotation.

B.Com. routes

The college’s notices for 2026-27 refer to four-year and three-year first-semester B.Com. students. The four-year course is described in the college’s 2025-26 schedule as B.Com. (Honours/Honours with Research) in Commerce. The three-year route is called B.Com. Multidisciplinary in that schedule. The difference matters when comparing both duration and the course-fee total: the longer route adds an academic year, and the total amounts below are for the complete course as labelled in that earlier schedule.

The 2025-26 schedule says both routes follow the University of Calcutta’s CCF 2022 curriculum. The college’s 2026-27 notice board separately lists first-semester registration for four-year and three-year Honours and General students, and includes decentralised admission notices. That is a change in the labels and admissions context from the college’s older page, so do not use the standalone 2025-26 application schedule as proof of the 2026-27 process. “Standalone (online mode)” in that older notice describes the admission mode; it does not establish that classes are delivered online.

The available course descriptions do not provide a current side-by-side subject list, elective combinations, credit map, or exit-award rules. Nor does the title “Honours with Research” by itself tell a student what research work or postgraduate eligibility applies. Before selecting the longer route, compare the current University of Calcutta syllabus and regulations with the college’s current course notice. Ask which first-year course labels and subject combinations are open in the specific intake, since the legacy catalogue still uses “Honours” and “General” while the more recent schedule uses “Honours/Honours with Research” and “Multidisciplinary.”

The college’s separate Courses Offered page has not caught up with that structure. It still describes three-year CBCS Honours and General B.Com. courses under the University of Calcutta’s 2017 curriculum. For the current course names and session, use the dated admission notices and University registration information rather than relying on this older catalogue wording alone.

What the published fee figures cover

In its admission schedule for 2025-26, the college listed ₹5,230 in the “Fees” column and ₹20,200 as “Total Course Fees” for the four-year B.Com. (Honours/Honours with Research). For the three-year B.Com. Multidisciplinary course, the corresponding figures were ₹4,930 and ₹14,310. The schedule does not break the total into semester-wise instalments in this table, so these figures should not be used to calculate an individual payment due at admission.

These are historical, course-specific amounts from the 2025-26 schedule. The college’s general Fees Structure page currently presents ₹85 per month for Honours, ₹65 for General, and admission figures of ₹4,410 and ₹4,170, followed by a note that changes are likely. It does not identify a current academic year and does not match the newer four-year/three-year course labels. Those older amounts are therefore not a reliable current quotation.

The 2025-26 schedule was for standalone online admission, whereas the college’s later notices include 2026-27 registration and decentralised admission activity. That sequence is another reason to keep the year beside each amount rather than carry forward the older table as if it were the present tariff. The fee table does not say whether the “Fees” column is payable in full at first-semester admission, and it does not show a semester-by-semester instalment plan. Do not add the “Fees” and “Total Course Fees” columns together: the document names them as separate fields and does not explain the components. Request the current course-wise breakdown and due dates from the college before budgeting for the full programme.

For a current admission or semester bill, check the college’s 2026-27 admission page, the latest course-specific notice, and the fee amount shown in the official payment flow before paying. The college links second- to eighth-semester online fee payment from its admission page; keep the course, semester and session visible when checking the payable amount. No 2026-27 or 2027-28 course-wise fee schedule was available in the official text reviewed for this page.

The page’s online payment link is specifically labelled for semesters two through eight, so a new entrant should follow the first-semester admission and registration instructions for the relevant session instead of assuming that the same link applies. Save the official fee notice, payment reference and college receipt together. If the portal amount does not match the latest notice, ask the college accounts office to confirm the correct course, semester and session before submitting payment.

The college’s Refund/Cancellation Policy addresses double payment: it says a refund process will be initiated within seven days of the transaction and asks the candidate to contact the college physically with original documents. The page does not explain a general withdrawal refund schedule or list deductions. If cancellation or withdrawal is relevant, obtain the applicable written rule for the current session before paying, rather than reading the double-payment clause as a broader refund guarantee.

Short certificate course

The college’s Courses Offered page also describes a Soft Skills and Personality Development certificate course, stating a four-month duration, three sessions each week, and two hours per session. Because that page’s B.Com. catalogue is explicitly tied to the older 2017 curriculum and no current certificate-course intake or fee notice was found, treat this as a page-listed course description rather than confirmation that enrolment is open now. Ask the college whether it is running for the current session and what charges apply.