The Indian educational system has undergone significant change as a result of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, especially in higher education. The strategy aims to substitute a flexible, multidisciplinary, skill-oriented, learner centered approach for unflexible, discipline specific educational frameworks. Under NEP 2020, commerce education, which has historically concentrated on accounting, business management, economics, finance, taxation, and allied fields, has a great deal of room for change. Multidisciplinary education, career training, research, internships, technology-enabled education, flexible curricula, and a variety of entry and exit choices are all encouraged by the policy. Commerce students can benefit from these provisions by learning practical, entrepreneurial, digital, and employability skills in addition to theoretical knowledge.