About the Course

The Master of Commerce (M.Com.) programme is designed to provide in-depth and advanced knowledge of commerce, accounting, finance, and taxation. The course equips students with analytical and research skills required for senior professional roles, academic careers, and doctoral studies.

The programme prepares graduates for leadership positions in corporate finance, accounting, banking, taxation, and academic institutions.

About the Curriculum

The curriculum is structured under the autonomous academic framework and is periodically updated to align with current financial regulations, business practices, and academic standards. It integrates advanced theory with practical and research components.

Key areas of study include:

• Advanced Financial Accounting
• Corporate Finance and Financial Management
• Advanced Cost and Management Accounting
• Direct and Indirect Taxation
• Corporate Law and Governance
• International Business and Trade
• Auditing and Assurance Services
• Business Research Methodology
• Seminar and Dissertation / Project Work

Case studies, research assignments, presentations, and a dissertation form integral components of the curriculum, strengthening analytical and research capabilities.

Vision of the Department

To develop advanced commerce professionals and researchers with strong financial expertise, ethical values, and the ability to contribute effectively to business and economic development.

Mission of the Department

• To impart advanced knowledge in commerce, accounting, and finance
• To develop analytical, research, and decision-making skills
• To prepare students for professional, academic, and research careers
• To encourage ethical business practices and social responsibility
• To promote lifelong learning and professional excellence

Learning Resources & Facilities

The Department of Commerce is supported by advanced academic resources for postgraduate learning and research.

Commerce Learning Facilities

• Access to advanced commerce, finance, and accounting texts
• Research journals, databases, and case study repositories
• Digital tools for financial analysis and research
• Seminar halls for academic discussions and research presentations

These facilities support research-based learning and academic excellence.

Eligibility Criteria

Candidates seeking admission to the M.Com. (General) programme must have:

• A Bachelor’s degree in Commerce or a related discipline
• Fulfilled eligibility norms prescribed by the institution and university

Admissions are based on merit and institutional admission guidelines.

Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of the programme, students will be able to:

• Apply advanced accounting and financial management concepts
• Analyze complex financial and business problems
• Conduct independent research in commerce and management
• Interpret taxation laws and corporate regulations
• Demonstrate professional ethics and leadership skills

Career Opportunities

Graduates of M.Com. (General) can pursue careers in:

• Senior Accounts Executive
• Finance Manager / Analyst
• Tax Consultant
• Audit and Assurance Executive
• Banking and Financial Services Manager
• Academic and Teaching Roles (as per eligibility)
• Research Associate

Higher Education & Research Opportunities

• Ph.D. in Commerce or Management
• Professional qualifications such as CA, CS, CMA
• Advanced research fellowships and academic careers

The programme offers strong prospects in finance, taxation, academia, and research.