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Course Fee
₹ 9650/Sem
Examination Fee: Rs.
Registration Fee: Rs.
Brochure Fee: Rs. 125
Service Fee: Rs. 500
Duration
MASTER OF COMMERCE
The programme has been designed primarily to suit the needs of the students who wish to pursue post graduation in Commerce. In the post-globalization period, there is a huge requirement of man power having M.Com degree to cater the needs of financial sector to help organization in understanding and properly integrating accounting policies and procedures so to maintain the uniformity and reliability in financial results of the organizations. The aim of M.Com is to equip graduates with knowledge regarding the fundamental disciplines of business and commerce; to provide graduates with the theoretical frameworks and analytical tools necessary to successfully manage the accounting system of modern enterprises; to ensure that graduates are equipped to act professionally and ethically in their chosen field; and to ensure that graduates are able to add significant value to their organization..
Overview
- Lectures 8
- Quizzes 1
- Duration 60 hours
- Skill level Beginner
- Language English
- Students 32
- Assessments Yes
Course Eligibility
Any B.Com (Bachelor of Commerce)/ BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration)/ BBM (Bachelor of Business Management)/ B.Sc (Economics)/ B.A. (Commerce)/ Graduation with Math or Economics as one of the subjects/ courses 1Eligibility, admission criteria or any other condition mentioned here in or otherwise for admission to any programme is subject to change as prescribed by the university..
Scope
Candidates can work in public as well as in private sector. You can apply for government jobs like bank, UPSC, etc. The course also prepares the students for CA and CS. Chartered Accountant (CA) / Cost and Work Accountant (CWA) / Company Secretary (CS) are the advanced career options in this field..
Curriculum
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Fourth Sem/Year
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Fifth Sem/Year
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Sixth Sem/Year
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