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Commerce

M.Com: Master of Commerce

A postgraduate commerce degree for advanced study in accounting, finance, taxation and business, with specialisations aligned to industry roles.
Study level
Postgraduate
Typical duration
2 years
Common entrance exams
Karnataka PGCET, University-level tests

Course overview

A postgraduate commerce degree for advanced study in accounting, finance, taxation and business, with specialisations aligned to industry roles.

Duration: 2 years. Durations and structures can vary between institutions and under NEP 2020 frameworks.

Specialisations (14)

Accounting & finance

  • Accounting and Finance
  • Financial Management
  • Finance and Control
  • Accounting and Auditing
  • International Accounting
  • Taxation

Banking & technology

  • Banking and Insurance
  • FinTech
  • Business Analytics
  • E-Commerce

Business & management

  • International Business
  • Corporate Secretaryship
  • Human Resource Management
  • Marketing

Specialisation availability varies by institution and intake. A counsellor will confirm which options are open to you.

Eligibility

B.Com, BBA or a related bachelor's degree with minimum marks set by the university.

Entrance examinations commonly used

  • Karnataka PGCET
  • University-level tests
  • CUET-PG (participating universities)

Eligibility rules, minimum marks and accepted exams are set by regulators and each institution, and may change each year. Always check the official admission notice.

Curriculum overview

  • Advanced accounting
  • Financial management
  • Research methodology
  • Specialisation electives
  • Dissertation or project

This is a general outline. Each institution publishes its own syllabus.

Potential career pathways

  • Finance and accounts roles
  • Banking and insurance
  • Tax and audit
  • Teaching (with NET/SET)
  • Research

Career outcomes depend on many factors, including individual effort, institution, specialisation and the job market. No course guarantees a particular role or salary.

Where to study M.Com

We work with 21 partner institutions. Programme availability changes each year, so a counsellor will confirm which partners offer M.Com for your intake and help you compare them.

Tuition fees vary by institution, programme and category. We share current figures from each institution's official fee notice during counselling.

Application requirements

Documents commonly requested at application or admission:

  • Undergraduate degree certificate and all semester mark sheets
  • Class 10 and Class 12 mark sheets
  • Entrance examination scorecard, where applicable
  • Government-issued photo identification
  • Work experience letters, if required by the programme

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