M.COM (Master of Commerce)

M.Com (Master of Commerce) is a postgraduate program designed for applicants interested in banking, financial services, and insurance (BFSI), as well as accounting and commerce. The two-year course digs further into the economy's functioning, capital, revenue, commerce, taxes, and other topics covered in B.Com.

Because M.Com is such a specialized field, it is only open to individuals who have completed B.Com or B.Com (H). For CA/CS applicants, M.Com is also a viable alternative. However, while CA/CS courses can be studied after Class 12, not many CA/CS hopefuls seek M.Com.

M.Com is preferred by prospective teachers, lecturers, and researchers. For M.Com degree holders, UGC-NET/JRF and Ph.D. are two common possibilities. An entrance exam is required for M.Com admission at elite universities. Many colleges provide admission to the program on the basis of merit.

Eligibility Criteria for M.Com

A minimum of 50% in aggregate in B.Com or B.Com (Honours) or equivalent from a recognized university is required for M.Com candidacy.
Students in the reserved category are entitled to 5% grade relaxation.

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