How It Is Recognised
A B.Com from a recognised Indian university is well understood by U.S. evaluators and is routinely accepted as a degree-level qualification. That recognition is the easy part; what it is worth in U.S. terms is not something any website can tell you.
What We Can Tell You Now
- The degree itself is rarely the obstacle. Candidates who assume they are excluded because they studied in India are usually wrong.
- Marksheets show marks rather than credit hours. That is completely normal and it is not a problem, anyone telling you your transcript is unusable for this reason is mistaken.
- The accounting content of a B.Com varies a great deal between universities, and that variation is what decides your options.
What Only Your Transcript Answers
This is the honest part, and it is also the part people pay us for.
- How much of your study counts as accounting rather than general business, the single factor that most often decides the outcome.
- Whether your accounting papers are treated as beyond introductory level, which some routes require and early-year papers often are not.
- Whether your particular university and programme are treated as degree-equivalent.
Stacking
Professional papers or postgraduate study alongside a B.Com frequently turn a near miss into a clear pass. Which combination helps depends on where you currently fall short.