School of Business and Commerce
MASTER OF COMMERCE (M.COM.)
About the Programme
The Master of Commerce programme at Metro University is designed for students seeking advanced knowledge in commerce, accounting, finance, taxation, economics, business research and corporate practices.
The programme goes beyond the undergraduate foundation by developing analytical, research and decision-making abilities. Students examine contemporary issues in financial reporting, corporate finance, investment, taxation, governance, digital commerce and business analytics.
The M.Com programme is suitable for students interested in careers in accounting, banking, financial services, taxation, research, consulting, corporate administration, commerce education and entrepreneurship. It also provides a strong academic pathway towards UGC-NET, professional qualifications, doctoral research and teaching careers, subject to the respective eligibility conditions.
Programme Details
Course at a Glance
2 Years
4 Semesters
Full-Time
Commerce & Finance
Business & Commerce
Eligibility Criteria
- Hold a bachelor’s degree in Commerce or an equivalent recognised degree.
- Applicants with B.Com. (Hons.), B.Com., BBA, Economics, Accounting, Finance or another allied qualification may be considered in accordance with the University Admission Policy with a minimum of 55% in graduation.
- Have obtained the minimum aggregate marks prescribed for postgraduate admission.
- Complete the applicable entrance, merit review, counselling or interview process.
- Submit graduation mark sheets, degree or provisional certificate and other prescribed documents for verification.
Admission of candidates from an allied but non-commerce discipline may be subject to scrutiny by the Admission Committee or completion of prescribed bridge courses.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the duration of the M.Com programme?
The M.Com is a two-year postgraduate programme divided into four semesters.
2. Who should pursue M.Com?
The programme is suitable for graduates interested in advanced commerce, accounting, taxation, banking, finance, research, teaching, consulting or corporate careers.
3. Can a BBA graduate apply for M.Com?
A BBA graduate may be considered if BBA or an allied degree is included in the University’s approved eligibility criteria. Admission may be subject to academic scrutiny or bridge requirements.
4. Does the programme include a dissertation?
The proposed academic structure includes a dissertation, research project or equivalent capstone component during the final stage of the programme.
5. Will students learn business analytics?
Business analytics, quantitative techniques and data interpretation may be included to strengthen research and evidence-based decision-making.
6. Is M.Com useful for UGC-NET preparation?
The programme develops postgraduate-level knowledge in commerce and research methodology, which is relevant for UGC-NET preparation. Students must independently meet the eligibility and examination requirements prescribed by the National Testing Agency and UGC.
7. Can M.Com graduates pursue a Ph.D.?
Yes. Eligible graduates may apply for a Ph.D. in Commerce, Management, Finance, Accounting or an interdisciplinary area in accordance with the regulations of the concerned university.
8. What careers are available after M.Com?
Graduates may pursue careers in accounting, taxation, auditing, banking, financial services, investment operations, research, consulting, compliance, corporate administration and education.
9. Does the programme support professional qualifications?
The programme complements professional learning in accounting, taxation, finance and corporate law. Registration and examination for CA, CS, CMA, ACCA or other professional qualifications are governed separately by the concerned professional institutions.
10. Is placement support available?
Students may receive support through career counselling, résumé development, interview preparation, internships, employer engagement and placement facilitation. Final employment depends upon student performance and organisational selection requirements.