School of Commerce

M.Com. in Finance is a 2-year postgraduate degree that covers advanced topics such as financial management, investment analysis, and corporate finance. The program blends theoretical knowledge with practical applications to qualify students for employment in banking, financial services, and business finance. Financial reporting, strategic financial management, international finance, and financial markets are common topics covered in courses. Students acquire the ability to analyze financial data, handle risks, and make decisions. Internships or industry projects are standard features of many programs, providing graduates with practical experience. Graduates are prepared for positions as financial analysts, investment bankers, portfolio managers, and financial consultants, with prospects in both the public and private sectors.

 Master of Commerce (M.Com.) in Marketing is a 2-year postgraduate degree developed for individuals who want to expand their knowledge of marketing ideas and processes. The course normally lasts four semesters and includes topics including consumer behavior, market research, digital marketing, brand management, and strategic marketing. Students receive a thorough understanding of marketing theories, analytical skills, and their practical applicability in today's business scene. To provide practical experience, the program frequently incorporates case studies, projects, and internships. Graduates are much more prepared for careers in marketing management, market analysis, brand planning, and consulting across a wide range of businesses, as well as continuing academic study in the discipline.

B.Com. in Finance/Co-operation is a comprehensive undergraduate degree program designed to equip students with essential knowledge in finance, banking, accounting, and cooperative business principles. Typically spanning 3 years, this program covers subjects such as financial management, corporate accounting, economics, taxation, banking operations, and cooperative laws. It offers a blend of theoretical insights and practical application, preparing graduates for various roles in financial institutions, corporate finance, insurance companies, and cooperative organizations. Students also gain an understanding of the ethical and regulatory frameworks in financial operations. The program aims to cultivate skills in financial analysis, problem-solving, and decision-making, making it an ideal choice for those interested in careers in finance or cooperative management sectors.

B.Com. Hons. in Finance/Co-operation is a comprehensive undergraduate program focusing on financial management, accounting, economics, and cooperative principles. The course typically spans 3 years, offering students a solid foundation in the principles of finance, banking, investment, and business law, alongside a detailed understanding of cooperative organizations and their operations. Students learn to analyze financial statements, manage budgets, and develop financial strategies. In addition, the curriculum includes subjects such as taxation, auditing, and corporate governance, preparing graduates for careers in banking, investment analysis, financial consultancy, and cooperative management. The program combines theoretical knowledge with practical applications, making it a valuable qualification for those seeking a career in finance or cooperative sectors.