M.Com

The chief requirement regarding qualifications is usual for Post Graduate Teacher (PGT) - Economics. 

Educational Qualifications: Usually, the minimum requirement is a post-graduate degree in Economics (M.A. or M.Com in Anything with Economics specialization) . Completing M.Com in Banking and Business Economics would therefore qualify you as long as the content of the study covered Economics.

B.Ed Qualification: B.Ed is essential for PGT eligibility. Since you have this qualification, you meet the teaching qualification requirement.

Subject Specialization: Your M.Com (Banking and Business Economics) must cover at least sufficient areas of Economics. Sometimes a few areas of concentration in M.Com are scrutinized but generally, the education background in Economics makes someone eligible.

Eligibility requirements may sometimes differ slightly among states and schools. It is thus important to check with the specific institution or state government notification if there are other additional requirements or subject-specific criteria for PGT in Economics.

Since Manjunath Pai Memorial Government First Grade College is a government institution, it's likely that the fee structure for the Master of Commerce (M.Com.) program would be significantly lower compared to private colleges. Here's how you can find the most accurate information on the fee structure:

 * College Website:

   * Visit the official website of Manjunath Pai Memorial Government First Grade College. Many government colleges in India have their websites where they might list the fee structure for various programs. Look for sections like "Fees" or "Admissions" on the college website.

 * Government Department Website:

   * Government colleges often come under the purview of a particular department within the state government. You can try searching the website of the Department of Collegiate Education or Higher Education of the state where the college is located. They might have a centralized portal listing fee structures for government colleges.

 * Contact the College:

   * If the information isn't available online, reach out directly to the admissions office or the department of commerce at the college. They can provide the latest and most accurate details about the M.Com. fee structure and any additional charges you might need to consider.

Here are some additional points to consider:

 * Government Fee Regulations: Government colleges typically follow fee regulations set by the state government. These fees are usually much lower than private colleges.

 * Semester Fees: The fee structure might be presented as semester fees, so make sure you understand how many semesters the M.Com. program lasts.

 * Additional Charges: Besides tuition fees, there might be additional charges for examinations, library facilities, student activities, etc. Inquire about these as well.

Remember, fee structures can sometimes change, so getting the latest information directly from the college is crucial.

Eligibility Criteria for an M.Com course after B.Com degree
You must hold a B.Com (General) or B.Com (Honours) degree from any recognised university. 
You must have a minimum aggregate score of 50% in your B.Com degree. 
Some institutions will consider the applicants with B.Com (Hons) or equivalent qualification with a minimum score of 60%.
Some institutions may consider applicants with a Bachelor's degree in Economics and Statistics, BFIA, BBS, or BBE with a minimum overall score of 60%. 
Reserved category students may get a mark relaxation of 5%. 
State-level universities may offer mark relaxation to home-state students.