Diploma in Commerce (Short Hand)

Number of Seats 180
Category Intermediate/Diploma

Diploma in Commerce (D.Com) – Shorthand

The Diploma in Commerce (D.Com) – Shorthand is a two-year professional diploma program designed to prepare students for careers in commerce, office administration, and business communication. The program combines core commerce subjects with practical training in shorthand, typing, office management, and modern information technology to develop competent and skilled office professionals.

Students gain a strong foundation in accounting, business principles, economics, banking, and commercial law while acquiring proficiency in shorthand, keyboarding, business correspondence, and office automation. Emphasis is placed on developing speed, accuracy, communication skills, and professional ethics required in today's business environment.

Graduates of the D.Com (Shorthand) program are well prepared to work in government departments, private organizations, banks, educational institutions, courts, and corporate offices. They can serve in positions such as Stenographer, Personal Assistant (PA), Office Assistant, Secretary, Data Entry Operator, Receptionist, Accounts Assistant, Administrative Assistant, and other office management roles. The program also provides a solid foundation for higher education and professional studies in commerce, business administration, and related disciplines.

Career Opportunities

  • Stenographer

  • Personal Assistant (PA)

  • Private Secretary

  • Office Assistant

  • Administrative Assistant

  • Executive Secretary

  • Data Entry Operator

  • Accounts Assistant

  • Receptionist

  • Banking Assistant

  • Customer Service Representative

  • Office Coordinator

  • Record Keeper

  • Documentation Officer

  • Government Clerical Staff

The D.Com (Shorthand) program equips students with the technical knowledge, practical office skills, and professional competence needed to meet the demands of modern workplaces and build successful careers in the public and private sectors.