MCom is an abbreviation for Master of Commerce. MCom is best suited for applicants who want to work in banking, accounting, finance, or investment. To pursue this two-year degree, students should have a basic understanding of economics and business. Those possessing a minimum grade point average of 50% in their undergraduate commerce studies (BCom, BCom Honours) are eligible to pursue the MCom degree.
Organization Theory and Behaviour
( 1 ) Different Organization theories and behavior
( 2 ) Decision-Making and Communication
( 3 ) Contemporary theories of motivation
( 4 ) Concept of Leadership, Power, and Conflict
( 5 ) Organizational Culture and Development
( 6 ) Stress Management
Economic Analysis
( 1 ) Theories of Firm and its Objectives
( 2 ) Consumer Behaviour
( 3 ) Classifications of Cost and Production
( 4 ) Price and output relationship of different market structures
( 5 ) Pricing Theories
( 6 ) Case Studies
Financial Management and Policy
( 1 ) Nature, Objectives, and Scope of Financial Management
( 2 ) Capital Budgeting Decisions
( 3 ) Capital structure, Planning, and management
( 4 ) Corporate Restructuring
Managerial Accounting
( 1 ) Concept and Function of Managerial Accounting
( 2 ) Concepts and Classifications of Cost
( 3 ) Cost Volume Profit Analysis
( 4 ) Nature and Functions of Budgeting
( 5 ) Responsibility Accounting and Divisional Performance Measurement
( 6 ) Divisional Performance Measurement
Business Environment and Business Decisions
( 1 ) Basic IS-LM framework & Asset markets concept
( 2 ) Expectations and Economic Behaviour
( 3 ) Globalization, Liberalisation, and Business Environment
( 4 ) Consumer Laws, Cost, and Business Behaviour
( 5 ) Integer Programming
( 6 ) Inventory Control
( 7 ) Markov Analysis and Game Theory
( 8 ) Replacement Analysis and Simulation
Marketing Management
( 1 ) Traditional and Modern View of Marketing
( 2 ) Marketing Environment
( 3 ) Product and Pricing Decisions
( 4 ) Marketing Planning, Organizing, and Control
Accounting Theory and Practice
( 1 ) Types of Accounting Theory and Practice, its objectives and scope
( 2 ) Conceptual framework of financial accounting and reporting
( 3 ) Measurement and reporting of revenues, expenses, gains, and losses
( 4 ) Objectives of Corporate Reporting
( 5 ) Depreciation policy. Valuation of assets and liabilities.
( 6 ) Recent developments in financial accounting and reporting
Security Analysis and Portfolio Management
( 1 ) Nature, process, and scope of financial assets investment decisions
( 2 ) Analysis of Fixed Income Securities
( 3 ) Analysis of Variable Income Securities (Equity)
( 4 ) Traditional and Modern Portfolio Theories and Management
Corporate Tax Planning
( 1 ) Meaning of tax planning and management, tax evasion, and tax avoidance
( 2 ) Computation of corporate tax
( 3 ) Tax planning with reference to managerial decisions
( 4 ) Foreign collaborations and incidence of taxation on domestic companies