M.Com
Hello,
Mcom is masters in commerce which is two years degree course. Mcom in accounting and taxation is mainly the study of principle of accounting, taxation, financial planning, citizen taxation income etc. For this course you have to study at first bcom or bachalor in commerce or economics or bachalor in management then you can pursue this course. You can do so many job after this
So your salary also good, it's depend on your job position. You will get upto 5 lakh per annum to 20 lakh per annum.
All the best.
Dear Aspirant,
given below are some of the job opportunities you can pursue upon your completion of your MCom degree in finance,
the average salary offered to MCom. in the field of Fianance, graduates is around the range of INR 5.17 LPA. Some of the job roles offered to the MCom graduates are, Financial Analyst, Financial Manager, Accountant, Relationship Manager. The starting salary is around INR 1.43 LPA, and it can go upto the range of INR 20 LPA, with experience and skills, along with seniority.
Dear aspirant,
Among M.Com Taxation and M.Com Accountancy, M.Com Taxation is better. It is because in M.Com Taxation, Taxation concepts are given in depth. If you are interested only in Taxation then you can opt for M.Com Taxation. If you are interested in Accountancy th en go for M.Com Accountancy.
List of best Top M.Com Taxation colleges in India.
Hope this information helped you.
Good Luck!!
some of the job opportunities offered to MCom. Financial Analysis and MCom. Finance students are,
You have fair career scope and prospects after MCom, with an average salary anywhere between 3-7 LPA in Finance, Accounting and Consulting Firms.
You may even start preparing for Examinations like SBI PO, IBPS PO, SSC CGL, UPSC Indian Economic Services, RBI Grade B for better career scope and prospects in Finance/Public & Private Sector.
Hello Student
Every course has its good feedback side. Income tax sections with accounting is to some extent better if you have choice for teaching job and as well as practice taxation. According to the professional Outlook Chartered Accountancy is a better course for a student to get job in future for of its own profession also. Taking career is it choice of the candidates own preference of choices so so you have to choose the course you want to take and which subjects could follow well in the classroom and your own home task. The course that is is good good for to read and practice will only be taken by you for future career.
To know detailed career roles job and all aspects of Chartered Accountancy click on the link below
https://www.careers360.com/careers/chartered-accountant
Hope this helps.
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Hello Aspirant,
Candidates should have a Bachelor of Arts in Economics (B.A. in Economics) with a minimum of 50% marks. Candidates who have a BBA, BBE, BBS, or BFIA degree can also apply for the M.Com course at Mumbai University, provided they have scored at least 60% marks in the qualifying examination.
So yes, you can definitely M.Com part 2 from Mumbai University now.
For further information, you can visit:
https://www.careers360.com/university/university-of-mumbai-mumbai
All the best!
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