
MCom Business Studies
Curriculum Structure
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Course Highlights
Comprehensive Business Foundation
Covers core areas such as strategic management, organizational behavior, business economics, and global trade practices—preparing students for diverse roles in the corporate sector.
Research-Driven Learning
Emphasizes analytical thinking through case studies, industry projects, and research work, equipping students to solve real-world business challenges.
Career-Oriented Curriculum
Designed to build leadership, decision-making, and entrepreneurial skills, enabling graduates to pursue careers in management, consultancy, or higher academic research.
Note - The elective chosen as major cannot be taken as minor.
Discipline Specific Elective / Multi-disciplinary / Transdisciplinary Electives | ||||
Major Specialization | II Semester | III Semester | IV Semester | |
Accounting and Taxation | a. Customs Law & GST (DSE-1) | a. Corporate tax planning (DSE-3) | a. Advanced Corporate Accounting (DSE-5) | |
b. Corporate restructuring and valuation (DSE-2) | b. Strategic cost Analysis (DSE-4) | b. International Taxation (DSE-6) | ||
Finance & Technology | a. International Financial Market and services (DSE-1) | a. Financial Derivatives (DSE-3) | a. Liquidity and risk management (DSE-5) | |
b. Investment Management (DSE-2) | b. Strategic financial Management (DSE-4) | b. Applied fin tech (DSE-6) | ||
Business Studies | a. Strategic Human resource management (DSE-1) | a. International Business (DSE-3) | a. Managing Industry relations (DSE-5) | |
b. Marketing Research and Communication (DSE-2) | b. Insurance Management (DSE-4) | c. Innovations in Banking (DSE-6) | ||
Entrepreneurship | a. Entrepreneurship theory and practice (DSE -1) | a. Understanding family Business (DSE-3) | a. Tech & Innovation (DSE-5) | |
b. New Enterprise Creation (DSE-2) | b. Start-up Management (DSE-4) | b. Project management (DSE-6) |
Discipline Specific Elective / Multi-disciplinary / Transdisciplinary Electives | |||
Minor Specialization | II Semester | III Semester | IV Semester |
Accounting and Taxation | Customs Law & GST (DSEM-1) | Strategic cost Analysis (DSEM-2) | Advanced Corporate Accounting (DSEM-3) |
Finance & Technology | International Financial Market and services (DSEM-1) | Financial Derivatives (DSEM-2) | Liquidity and risk management (DSEM-3) |
Business Studies | Strategic Human resource management (DSEM-1) | Insurance Management (DSEM-2) | Innovations in Banking (DSEM-3) |
Entrepreneurship | Entrepreneurship theory and practice (DSEM-1) | Start-up Management (DSEM-2) | Tech & Innovation (DSEM-3) |

Career Outcomes
The course enables students to make wise decisions with respect to money management and to get an insight into the concepts of accounts, finance, management, leadership, sales and marketing that will enable them to take up many careers in the respective fields.
Career Pathway
Financial Analyst
Cash Manger
Project Finance Manager
Financial Analyst
Accountant
Auditor
Business Analyst
Market Analyst
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
The programme provides advanced knowledge in business management, commerce, finance, marketing, human resource management, and organizational strategy, preparing students for leadership and research roles in business.
Students develop expertise in critical thinking, problem-solving, data analysis, strategic planning, business research, communication, and managerial decision-making.
Graduates can pursue careers as Business Analysts, Management Consultants, Financial Managers, Marketing Specialists, Academicians, or Entrepreneurs. It also prepares students for higher studies like M.Phil. or Ph.D. in Commerce or Management.
Yes. The course integrates case studies, research projects, seminars, internships, and industry interactions, enabling students to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world business challenges.
Applicants must have a bachelor’s degree in commerce, management, economics, or a related discipline from a recognized university. Some institutions may require an entrance exam or interview for admission.