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| Course | Stream | Fees |
|---|---|---|
| Bachelor of Commerce [B.Com] | Commerce | 13292 |
| Bachelor of Business Management [BBM] | Management |
Specializations
Eligibility: 10+2
Eligibility: 10+2
The public course information does not line up neatly with the name “Gurukul College of Management.” The current Gurukul Degree College home page describes BBA and B.Com in its course blocks, and its FAQ also lists BBM. A college disclosure hosted on the same site names BBM and B.Com as its undergraduate courses. It does not provide a current official crosswalk from the GCM profile to Gurukul Degree College, a campus code or a course code. Treat the labels as evidence about the group’s degree college, not proof that every listed course is offered under this exact profile. (Gurukul Degree College; institutional disclosure)
That distinction matters before comparing fees. A fee amount belongs to a specific award, academic year, campus and student category. The current pages reviewed do not give a dated fee schedule or establish that BBA, BBM and B.Com share the same price. Ask the admissions office to confirm the legal college name, exact degree and university course code in writing. The group’s contact page lists Gurukul Degree College at PDA Engineering College Road in Kalaburagi and gives 08472-266047 and 9606457774; use the office to verify the profile-to-campus link before sending an application or payment. (Gurukul contact page)
The institutional disclosure describes BBM and B.Com as three-year undergraduate degrees with six semesters, two semesters in each calendar year. It says a student should complete the degree within six years from first-semester admission, and gives English and Kannada as the media of instruction. The same document says teaching can include lectures, seminars, assignments, group discussions, study tours and industrial visits. These are statements in a hosted institutional disclosure, not confirmation of the current 2027-28 rules or a current programme list. (Gurukul admission and programme disclosure)
A separate course-outcomes file provides more detail about the academic difference between commerce and management. Its B.Com material includes financial accounting, management principles, marketing and other commerce subjects. Its BBA material includes management principles and practice, business accounting and marketing management. The document also contains both NEP and older CBCS material, so it should not be read as a single current curriculum for every cohort. It is useful for identifying the kind of subject mix to ask about, not for confirming the exact courses, credit structure or examinations in the next intake. (Course outcomes and syllabus file)
For a student choosing between a commerce-focused degree and a management-focused one, the published examples point to a practical distinction: B.Com’s cited material gives sustained attention to accounting and commerce subjects, while the BBA examples emphasise management, business accounting and marketing. That is a comparison of the named course documents only. It does not establish that BBA and BBM are interchangeable, that the current college offers both, or that one has better employment outcomes. Ask for the current semester-wise curriculum and the exact award title before paying an application or admission fee.
No current, dated tuition or fee schedule for the 2027-28 intake was found in the first-party pages and documents reviewed. The institutional finance policy says Gurukul Degree College operates a self-financing system and identifies annual student fees as a major source of institutional funding. It does not state the amount payable by a student, break charges down by course, category or year, or set out hostel, examination, deposit, refund or instalment amounts. An institutional statement about how a college is funded is not a student fee quotation. (Financial management policy)
Do not use an undated third-party estimate or a fee listed for another Gurukul institution to make a budget. Before accepting a seat, request a written schedule for the exact programme and intake. It should show tuition and any university, examination, application, activity or other mandatory charges separately, the amount due at admission and in later semesters, and the payment deadline. Ask whether any amount is refundable and what written receipt or refund rule applies. If the college quotes a yearly total, request the component list so you can distinguish recurring fees from one-time charges.
The same caution applies to accommodation and daily expenses. The sources reviewed do not establish whether this course has a hostel, what it costs, or whether hostel and mess charges are included in any quoted total. Confirm those items directly if they affect your decision to relocate. No scholarship, concession or category-wise fee amount was verified for this profile in the reviewed material; ask the office which current university or state schemes apply and what documents are needed rather than assuming that a general eligibility category reduces the college’s billed amount.
The published evidence helps a prospective student distinguish the historical course structures and identify the right fee questions. It does not support a current GCM-specific course list or price. Get the exact profile, award and itemised 2027-28 schedule confirmed by the college before comparing total cost with another institution.
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