If you want to pursue B.Com at Osmania University, then a pass certificate of their class 12 board exam in the relevant stream is mandatory. 

• The university also holds the Common Entrance Exam for the candidates who want to pursue B.Com. 
• The fee required to pursue B.Com is INR 21,000.
• You can go for B.Com at other institutes that are under Osmania University. It includes Avinash College of Commerce, Nizam College, St. Ann’s College for Women, etc.
• Having a B.Com degree from Osmania University will make you capable of getting jobs like that of a cost estimator, stockbroker, finance manager, business consultant, auditor, etc.

You can get employed in areas like banks, business consultancies, industrial houses, treasury and foreign exchange departments, marketing companies, merchant banking centers, etc. Thus, studying B.Com at Osmania will be a great step forward in your career.

Both JNTUH and OU are very good and reputed institutes, but there is no certain answer to which one is better in terms of correction.

• They hire lecturers for correction from the affiliated colleges of the same university and they are paid per answer booklet. 
• They are given around 6-10 mins to evaluate each paper which you took around 2-3 hours to write down. 
• The correction will majorly depend on what the candidate has written in the answer sheet. 
• The answer script of JNTUH is generally very long compared to OU and this might be the reason why the evaluation is not very good at JNTUH. 
• It becomes difficult to properly check all the answers within 10 mins. 
• But now things have been improved a lot at JNTUH with the efforts in streamlining the things in the examination branch. 

Hence, there is no such clear winner on which correction is better, but if you write down your answers properly with good handwriting, then you are very likely to score good marks. 

Doing an M.Tech in EC is better at JNTUH. Though Osmania University is an old institution with a history of more than 100 years, it lacks in PG and Ph.D. courses.

JNTUH on the contrary has a good reputation along with great infrastructure and strict guidelines in terms of the faculty members. The university cross-checks the background of each faculty member who will be teaching the students every year. 

The following table shows a brief insight into both institutions: 

In terms of curriculum, JNTUH follows the latest syllabus and has a strict attendance system. It has a biometric attendance system and you can be detained if you have less than 75% attendance. If you are looking forward for higher education in engineering, go for JNTUH.