Master of Commerce – MCom

Master of Commerce, M.Com is a two-year professional postgraduate course. It is for those who likes to enter the finance and banking sector. It can be called the best course for finance and accounting. In old days M.Com was people’s first choice for a master’s degree in commerce. Since the introduction of many modern courses, it has been opted by a lesser number of students. But, the syllabus updation and the rise in the banking sector are now attracting more students.

MCom is a specialised area in itself. Hence, candidates who have pursued BCom or BCom (H), can go for it. MCom is also a good option for CA/CS candidates. However, not many CA/CS candidates go for MCom as CA/CS courses can be done after Class 12.

MCom is most popular among teachers and researchers. UGC-NET/JRF and PhD are among the popular options for MCom degree holders. Admission to MCom in top universities is done through an entrance exam. In many universities admission is merit-based.

There are many specialisations in Mcom. Like Finance, Mathematics, Finance, Accounting and Statistics.

Master of Commerce Subjects

The Main Subject of M.com is given as follows;

• Accounting.
• Actuarial Science.
• Business Management.
• Corporate Governance.
• Economics.
• External Economic and Commercial Relations Policy.
• Finance / Financial Management.
• Human Resource Management.

MCom Eligibility Criteria

• The minimum eligibility criteria for MCom is minimum of 50% marks in aggregate in BCom or BCom (Honours) or equivalent from a recognised university
• Some universities also induct students who have completed Economics (H), BBA, BFIA and BBE will a minimum score of minimum 60% aggregate or equivalent

Master of Commerce Syllabus

Top 10 Universities for m.com in India

Which are the M.com Specialization?

The Best Specialisation in M.Com are given as follows ;

• MCom (Accounting & Finance)
• MCom (Banking / Finance)
• MCom (Business Management)
• MCom (Business Policy and Corporate governance)
• MCom (Computer Application / IT)
• MCom (E-Commerce)
• MCom (Economics)
• MCom (Finance & Control)

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