The B Com ISM (Information Systems and Management) program teaches commerce and information technology combination which develops skills for financial and accounting careers and business technology positions. A university determines whether its curriculum includes internship participation. The universities that require internships give students the chance to work directly with business and technical practices through their credit-based programs. Apart from mandatory requirements these educational programs supply optional internship programs that boost practical understanding.
Students find internships useful for combining academic theory with practical business workplace experiences. Through these programs students access professional industry contact while developing workplace skills which leads to new professional relationships with their future employers. B Com ISM students find opportunities for internships at banking institutions combined with IT services companies and consulting organizations. Though internships are not mandatory for students they must take independent initiative to gain professional expertise through these placements since they improve career opportunities.