M.COM

MCom or Masters of Commerce is a two-year post-graduate level course ideal for candidates who wish to make a career in banking financial services and insurance (BFSI) as well as accounting and commerce sectors. The two-year course delves deeper into the functioning of the economy, capital, revenue, trade, taxes, etc. taught in B.Com. MCom is a very versatile course and gives the students to choose their careers in various fields. 


Since M.Com is a specialised area in itself, only those candidates who have pursued B.Com or B.Com (H), can pursue the course. M.Com is also a good option for CA/CS candidates.


The study of Commerce works to characterize the marketplace, looking at case studies and economic systems together to identify key factors of success or failure in certain business activities. Graduates from Master of Commerce programs will be highly qualified for senior positions in business in many areas in the public and private sectors. Master of Commerce programs are designed to further education obtained during a student’s undergraduate studies and improve qualifications toward higher level specialist positions in consulting, finance, accounting, information systems, marketing, human resource management, international business and more.

M.COM SYLLABUS

Master of Commerce Semester-I



  • Accounting for Managerial Decisions

  • Business Environment

  • Corporate Financial Accounting

  • Computer Applications in Business

Master of Commerce Semester-II



  • E-Commerce

  • Corporate Tax Planning

  • Corporate Legal Environment

Master of Commerce Semester-III



  • Economics of Global Trade and Finance 

  • Financial Management

  • Managerial Economics

  • Management Concepts and Organization Behaviour 

Master of Commerce Semester-IV



  • Marketing Management

  • Statistical Analysis

  • Strategic Management

Master of Commerce Eligibility


  1. Aspiring students should have completed a Graduate degree in Commerce stream.

  2. However, as an alternative criterion, many universities accept graduation degrees with Honours in Economics or Business/Management Studies for admission to their M.Com degree course.

  3. Some of the very reputed universities and institutes demand a minimum of 45-50% aggregate marks in graduation as qualifying criteria to secure admission in this course and some also conduct entrance examinations to get admission to their M.Com degree course.

  4. Selection to the degree course in these colleges is based on marks secured in the final merit i.e., total marks aggregated in the final exams of graduation and the entrance exam.