M.Com – Master of Commerce
Advancing commerce expertise through specialized knowledge in accounting, finance, and taxation, preparing scholars for distinguished professional and academic careers.
Overview
People’s Institute of Management and Research presents a two-year postgraduate commerce programme offering advanced study in financial accounting, auditing, taxation, and economic analysis. Crafted for commerce graduates seeking deeper specialization or academic careers, the curriculum emphasizes research methodologies, contemporary accounting standards, and financial market dynamics. Students cultivate sophisticated analytical capabilities and subject mastery. Graduates emerge prepared for senior professional roles or further academic pursuits.
Duration & Eligibility
Duration: Two years divided into four academic semesters
Level: Postgraduate (PG)
Eligibility: Bachelor’s degree in Commerce (B.Com) or related discipline from recognized institution with satisfactory academic performance.
Syllabus/Modules
Advanced Studies: Advanced Accounting, Corporate Tax Planning, Financial Markets & Institutions, International Business, Cost & Management Accounting
Research & Analysis: Research Methodology, Business Statistics, Quantitative Techniques for Business
Specialized Areas: Strategic Financial Management, Auditing & Corporate Governance, Goods & Services Tax, Banking & Insurance, Investment Management, Entrepreneurship Development
Highlights
In-depth exploration of advanced commerce concepts
Research dissertation under faculty mentorship
Preparation for professional accounting certifications
Contemporary taxation and accounting standards coverage
Seminars featuring industry practitioners and academicians
Admission
Selection based on undergraduate academic merit and university admission procedures, potentially including entrance assessment.
Career
Postgraduates pursue senior positions as financial controllers, senior auditors, tax managers, treasury analysts, or investment advisors in corporations, financial institutions, accounting consultancies, and government revenue departments. Academic pathways include lectureship positions in commerce colleges and universities or pursuing doctoral research (Ph.D.). Many continue toward professional qualifications such as Chartered Accountancy or Company Secretary while working. Career advancement extends toward Chief Financial Officer roles, financial directorship, or establishing independent practice in accounting, auditing, or financial consultancy. The qualification supports distinguished professional achievement and thought leadership within commerce, finance, and accounting disciplines.