What you'll learn
Master of Commerce (M.Com.)- 2 Year Postgraduate Programme
The Master of Commerce (M.Com.) is a two-year postgraduate programme designed to provide advanced knowledge and professional skills in accounting, finance, taxation, business economics, banking, corporate management and commerce.
The programme is proposed in alignment with the broad principles of National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, focusing on multidisciplinary learning, practical skills, research orientation, digital technologies, entrepreneurship and professional development.
Students develop advanced competencies in financial reporting, cost and management accounting, taxation, auditing, investment management, financial markets, business analytics and digital commerce. The programme combines classroom teaching with case studies, accounting and finance practicals, research projects, seminars and internship opportunities.
Programme Details
- Programme Name: Master of Commerce.
- Abbreviation: M.Com.
- Duration: 2 Years.
- Semester: 4 Semesters.
- Programme Level: Postgraduate.
- Eligibility: B.Com. or relevant Bachelor's Degree, as prescribed by the university.
- Academic Approach: NEP 2020-oriented.
- Learning Methods: Theory, practicals, case studies, projects and research.
- Major Areas: Accounting, Finance, Taxation, Banking and Management.
Course Objectives
The programme aims to:
- Develop advanced knowledge of accounting and commerce.
- Build skills in corporate accounting and financial reporting.
- Provide practical understanding of direct and indirect taxation.
- Develop financial planning and investment analysis skills.
- Introduce advanced auditing and corporate governance.
- Develop knowledge of banking, insurance and financial markets.
- Strengthen business research and data analysis abilities.
- Promote digital commerce, financial technology and entrepreneurship.
- Develop ethical, analytical and managerial competencies.
- Prepare learners for professional careers and higher research.
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Course Syllabus
Semester-Wise Syllabus
Semester I — Advanced Commerce and Accounting
Semester II — Taxation, Auditing and Financial Services
Semester III — Finance, Management and Specialization
Semester IV — Research and Professional Development
Programme Learning Outcomes
After completing the M.Com. programme, learners should be able to:
- Demonstrate advanced knowledge of accounting, finance and commerce.
- Prepare and analyse corporate financial statements.
- Apply taxation and auditing principles.
- Evaluate investment and financial management decisions.
- Use accounting software and digital financial tools.
- Analyse business and financial data.
- Conduct independent commerce-related research.
- Demonstrate professional ethics and corporate responsibility.
- Develop entrepreneurship and managerial skills.
- Communicate financial and business findings effectively.
Career Opportunities
M.Com. graduates may explore careers as:
- Accountant / Senior Accounts Executive
- Financial Analyst
- Tax Consultant / GST Executive
- Audit Assistant / Audit Executive
- Banking and Finance Professional
- Investment and Insurance Executive
- Business Analyst
- Corporate Finance Executive
- Accounts Manager
- Research Assistant
- Commerce Educator, subject to applicable eligibility
- Entrepreneur / Business Consultant