Master of Commerce (M.Com) is a postgraduate degree, which deals with commerce, accounting, management, and economics. The two -yeardegree course opens career opportunities in the corporate and finance sectors. It offers specialization in accounting, taxation, finance, and human resource management. This is a four-semester choice based credit system course and has approval from UGC. After completing a two-year course, students get an academic degree from the respective university which is designated as a Master of Commerce. The course is considered as an entry point for professions like chartered accountancy, company secretary, cost and work accountancy, and insurance and banking services. One can also pursue higher studies and become the lecturer and assistant professor at universities.

M.Com Eligibility....

M.Com is a popular course among students. To get an admission to M.Com, candidates are required to have minimum qualifying marks at bachelor’s degree level. The detailed admission process is given below:

• Admission to an M.Com is on the basis of the score obtained at the degree course - B.COM  and the availability of seats.

• The candidates must have passed a degree in Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com) from a recognised university, with a minimum of 50 per cent.

M.Com is a 2 years(6 semesters) postgraduate course for candidates who want to pursue a careers in accounting, banking, investment, financial service, investment as well as economics and marketing.

Candidates after completion of the course can go for higher education such as an MBA, CFA, CA, PhD, etc.

After being awarded the MCom degree, candidates can either look for jobs in various departments or opt for certification courses such as CA, CFA, CMA, ACCA, etc. 

• The areas in the private sector that are open to a MCom graduate include Accounting, Consumer durable industry, Telecom industry, Banking, and Insurance Industry, Automobile industry, BPO industry, Media industry, Retail industry and a lot more.
• MCom course graduates may start as a Sales Officer, Accounts Manager, Finance Manager, Company Law Assistant, Cost Accountant, Financial Advisor, Financial Consultant, Tax Consultant, etc.