M.Com

The general earning potential of Master of Business Administration graduates at the very start of their professional careers is much greater than that of Master of Commerce postgraduates. The delivery of management and leadership skills as part of the MBA programme accelerates the path to higher remuneration rates and business advancement. Master of Commerce post-graduates tend to have lower salary expectations since they work primarily in finance, accounting, and business and from that base they typically increase their earning potential as they gain greater experience and specialised knowledge. As time passes, the earnings gap between MBA and MCom professionals will reduce as MCom professionals gain specialised knowledge through formal qualification or further training. In short, the MBA programme produces faster financial reward, the MCom produces steady growth through depth within the Commerce areas.