The admission process for MCom is done as per academic excellence & or entrance exams held by colleges & universities. The admission process is simple & easy to understand.
Some colleges prefer direct admissions after the completion of graduation of students & prepare the list of students enrolled as per the specified guidelines & preferences on marks of the graduates. The marks required vary from college to college.
Whereas some college prefers entrance exams & the passing marks required differ as per the preference of colleges & list is prepared as per the preferred marks obtained & specified guidelines.
However, the marks for certain specializations may differ from each other.
The eligibility to pursue MCom are as follows:
The student must have a minimum of 50% aggregate in BCom or BCom honors from a recognized university.
Students with bachelor's degrees in economics, statistics, BFIA, BBS & BBE with an overall minimum score of 60% from recognized university are also considered for admission from some universities.
Students from reserved categories are eligible for marks relaxation up to 5% in government universities.
The syllabus for MCom is of 4 semesters, the subjecty for different specialization in MComvaries, however in 1st year students in all specializtion studies the same subjects. In the 2nd year, students get the opportunity to choose the specialization as per their interests & chioice
The syllabus & curriculum of M.com are almost similar all over India in all colleges with slight variations
The eligibility to pursue MCom are as follows:
Why should you study MCom:
MCom offers a wide ranges of specialization that leads to multiple career opportunities. The jobs are basically based on specialization & skills. Some of the most popular jobs are Accountant, Corporate Finance Professional, Management Consultant, Banking and Financial Services, Auditor, Tax Consultant, Teacher etc.