Do big IT companies hire B.com graduates for Software Engineering.?

there are options
1 if it's system programing there it company prefer only science/engg graduates as it reqire good mathematical and logical skills
2 in networking fields it is 70-30 baised in favour of science students but if non science graduates show much more skill then they have a even chance
3 if the application involves the services then non graduates are peferred

First, please don't YELL! (ALL CAPS is equivalent to YELLING!) Second, it really depends on the company whether or not your skill level is high enough for their needs. One company might hire you with the understanding that they would train you, while another company might turn you down. If you're looking for a job, I wish you the very best "luck". Now, go out there, with resume in hand, and knock on every door you can find (i.e. go to the HR division of every single company you can find - LOL).

With out Prior Experience the answer is NO.

Just don't try this kind of experiments and it will never work in India because millions of engineers and science grads are jobless and available dime a dozen any time.

Better focus on accounts and pursue software as a hobby. If you are really good at it, you may start your own business. In fact, you can specialize accounts and banking software and other guys can not take away your job. Got it?.

It s true that IT cos hire Science Grads....BUT
remember there is a BIG BUT.....

they wil surely hire u if u are good in the course u did ie .Net....
it is a very emerging branch n Infosys itself trains its employee in .Net......

So dont worry, if ur proficient in ur Skills of .Net then the world of IT is waiting 4 u

may be they give the first preference to science graduates with computer science subjects,but let me tell u that NIIT which is Asia's top it labour provider does not consider if u r BSc,BCom or Ba.it gives equal preference to all . only ur performance must be good and u should have good programing knowledge and ability .
thats it.

No they arenot hiring B.com

The IT companies look for formal education like B.E, B.Tech, MCA for hiring IT professionals. They also hire B.Sci freashers but not B.Com. But if you have done B.Com and then you manage to do MCA as well, you can get into IT companies.

Don't go by what articles say. What you need to do is you need to get an internship at some companies, so you can put stuff on your resume. Also, make sure you tell people that you have done this and that project that's related to the job. You need to know that it's not always what you know but *who you know* is important too - from my experience.