Kamala Nehru College B.Com Fees Structure 2025 & Admission Process, New Delhi

I am enrolled in the course B.Com (Hons.). The college provides students with a strong foundation in subjects like Commerce, Accounting, Finance, Human Resource, Business, Marketing, etc. This prepares students for careers in finance, amounting, taxation, and corporate sectors. Eligibility includes completion of class 12th with either Math or Accounts as compulsory subjects. Each semester has one exam at its end and each year has two semesters. Regular tests, assignments, and presentations occur.

I am in the second year of my course. The fee I paid for my 1st year (2 semesters) was around Rs. 14,000 and 2nd year (2 semesters) were around Rs. 17,000. Additional amount of approximately Rs. 1,000 can be taken during registration. Student scholarships on merit bases are available as well as economically disadvantaged student support.Read Full Review

I’ve chosen B.Com (Hons.) with interest in Finance. There are no eligibility criteria except having 50% or more marks in 12th and a good CUET score of around 730-740. The admission process is through official site of DU only. The exams occur 2 times in 1 year. The academics prepare me to tackle real life challenges through the practical world included in this. It’s a good college.

The fee of each year is Rs. 16,230 for my course. This is the only amount we have to pay. No special discounts are provided to any specific category students. Scholarship naming Blaise Goswami award that is of 1 Lakh is provided to students as a financial aid on the basis of CGPA.Read Full Review

Academics at KNC can be called a smooth sail because attendance was not so strict. Students can engage themselves in group studies as seniors and ex alumni support was immense. Not just the studies but academics at KNC was more of a life lesson because DU syllabus remains the same whether you are in LSR or St. Stephens. The quality of teaching at KNC was in my books the best. So academically, I can easily vouch for KNC as they haven’t taken any wrong step in promoting the education not just through books but with practical learning as well.