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After earning a BCom, pursuing an MCom can help you find employment in a number of ways.
- Specialized Knowledge
- Career Advancement
- Networking
- Potential Salary
It's very much crucial to remember that the precise advantages of going after an MCom after earning a BCom can differ based on personal career objectives, market trends, and the standing of the university.
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After the completion of your master in Commerce, you can choose an appropriate job role that too based on your interests, skills, and goals.
Few of the popular options that the students generally go for, after completing MCom are:
- Investment banking
- Financial Analyst
- Business Analyst
- Accountant
- Tax consultant
- Company Secretary
- Auditor
- Stockbroker
- Chartered accountant
- Chief Financial Officer
- Assistant Professor and many more.
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5 days agoScholar-Level 18
Hi.
Yes, you can still apply for M.Com from IGNOU even if your graduation degree shows “ER” (Essential Repeat / Enrolled Result / Backlog) — but there are a few important points to note:
IGNOU Eligibility for M.Com
Basic Requirement: You must have a B.Com, BBA, or other recognised bachelor's degree from a UGC-recognized university.
Percentage/Grade: IGNOU generally does not have a strict minimum percentage requirement for M.Com.
Result Status: IGNOU requires that your graduation degree is completed and recognized.
Impact of “ER”
ER means you have a back paper / result pending in your undergraduate degree.
IGNOU usually requires the f
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3 weeks agoGuide-Level 15
Birla Global University provides scholarships to MCom students. The university provides 20% waiver to MCom students with 70% in graduation.
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3 months agoContributor-Level 7
Interesting question, To make this clear think of it like this, MBA Finance is more of a practical and industry oriented. MBA in Finance degree focuses on corporate finance, investment banking, financial planning, and management skills that companies look for & on the opposite side M.Com in Finance is academically focused, emphasizing theory, accounting, taxation and research. So, if your goal is a corporate finance career then MBA is usually preferred while M.Com is great if you want to go for research, teaching or a deep understanding of financial concepts.
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