Online B.Com vs B.Com Honours at Amity: what's the real difference?
How Amity Online's B.Com and B.Com Honours differ on eligibility, curriculum and fees, and what to confirm before applying.
Amity offers two distinct online commerce undergraduate programs, not one program with an optional "Honours" label. They have different eligibility, different curriculum, and a real fee gap.
Eligibility: a real, specific difference
The standard B.Com states no minimum percentage on Amity's own page. B.Com Honours explicitly requires 55% marks at 10+2 — a genuinely higher, more specific bar.
Fee and curriculum
B.Com Honours costs ₹1,75,000 total versus ₹1,15,000 for the standard B.Com, and adds Strategic Business Leadership modules, Data Analytics & Statistical Methods, and an optional ACCA track not available on the standard program.
A content mix-up worth flagging
During our research, we found Amity's own official B.Com Honours page currently lists career roles copy-pasted from its unrelated BA JMC page (Journalist, Editor, PR Specialist) — none of which are commerce-relevant. Our own career-scope guide for this program lists genuinely commerce-relevant roles instead, tied to its actual ACCA-track curriculum.
Unnati Vidya tip: if you're choosing based on career page content alone, double-check against the actual curriculum — Amity's own B.Com Honours career listing doesn't currently reflect the program correctly.
Frequently asked questions
What's the eligibility difference between Amity's B.Com and B.Com Honours?
The standard B.Com states no minimum percentage; B.Com Honours explicitly requires 55% marks at 10+2 — a genuinely higher, more specific bar.
How much more does B.Com Honours cost than the standard B.Com at Amity?
₹1,75,000 total versus ₹1,15,000 — a ₹60,000 difference, alongside additional modules like Strategic Business Leadership and an optional ACCA track.
Is the career-role information on Amity's own B.Com Honours page accurate?
No — Amity's own page currently lists career roles copy-pasted from its unrelated BA JMC page (Journalist, Editor, PR Specialist), none of which are commerce-relevant. This site's own career-scope guide lists genuinely commerce-relevant roles instead.