SCHOOL OF COMMERCE(M.COM) Flipbook PDF

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SCHOOL OF COMMERCE Name of Course Course Level Eligibility Admission Process

Mode of Education

Master of Commerce Postgraduate Degree Bachelor’s Degree (commonly B.Com) in a related field with a minimum of 50% University Level Entrance Exam and marks scored at graduation level. The admission process usually starts in the month of May-June every year Regular / Distance

Exam

Regular

Distance

Year wise

Semester wise

M.Com :MCom, or Master of Commerce, is a postgraduate course in the field of commerce that is particularly aimed for students who want to become an expert in different fields of banking and finance.

MCom Specializations :MCom Computer Applications

MCom Accounting and Finance

MCom Taxation

MCom Finance

MCom Human Resource Management

MCom Marketing

MCom Syllabus :There are a number of subjects that are offered in the MCom course, however, during the first year of the program, the same set of MCom subjects are taught to the students in all the course specializations. In the second year, students opting for specialization have to choose a set of elective subjects that are offered in the Master of Commerce course. MCom syllabus and course curriculum of the majority of the colleges in the country is almost the same with a little bit of variation. Both the common compulsory and elective MCom subjects are listed below: MCom Compulsory Subjects Accounting and Managerial Decisions

Business Environment

Computer Applications in Business

Corporate Financial Accounting

Corporate Legal Environment

Corporate Tax Planning

E-Commerce

Economics of Global Trade and Finance

Financial Management

Management Concepts and Organization Behaviour

Managerial Economics

Marketing Behaviour

Statistical Analysis

Strategic Management

The following table shows some of the common elective subjects and courses in Master of Commerce. These subjects are generally offered to students in the later semesters.

MCom Elective Subjects Banking and Finance

Entrepreneurial Management

Commercial Bank Management

Financial Bank Management

Financial Markets

Human Resource Management

International Finance

Investment Management

Research Methodology in Commerce

Income Tax