If your goal is to crack the CUET PG exam for M.Com admission, the first step is to understand the syllabus and exam pattern in detail. CUET PG for commerce typically includes sections on Accounting, Business Laws, Economics, Business Mathematics, and General Knowledge related to commerce and finance. Start by collecting authentic study material from reputed publishers or CUET-specific guidebooks. Create a study timetable that divides your preparation into phases—first, cover the syllabus completely; then, move on to practicing previous years’ papers; finally, focus on mock tests. Practice is extremely important because CUET is a competitive exam, and accuracy as well as speed will matter. Since M.Com admission is also about securing a seat in a good college, aim to score higher than the cut-off range of your preferred universities.

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Hello aspirant,

There are several online platforms which provides previous year question papers of CUET PG MCOM. One of which is careers360, the link of which I am attaching here,

https://university.careers360.com/articles/cuet-pg-commerce-question-paper

Go through this link for reference.

Best of luck for your preparation.

Hello,

You’re right that MEXT rarely offers direct MBA scholarships. MEXT is more research-focused. However, here’s what many students do:

1. You can apply for a research program under MEXT, ideally in a business or management-related field.

2. Once in Japan, build rapport with professors and perform well during your research year.

3. Then, you can apply for a degree switch from research to a regular degree like MBA with your professor’s support.

4. If the university agrees and MEXT approves, you can continue as a full-time MBA student under the same scholarship.

This path is not guaranteed, but it has worked for many students. Just choose a university that offers MBA programs in English, like Hitotsubashi, Ritsumeikan, or NUCB.

Hope you will find it helpful!

good afternoon, here’s a detailed look at M.Com placements at GGDSD College, Chandigarh:

M.Com Placement Highlights – GGDSD College

Highest Package (PG)    7.5 LPA

Average Package (PG)    5.96 LPA

Top Recruiters    Deloitte, EY, ICICI Bank, Infosys, Amazon, TCS

Placement Focus    Finance, Banking, Consulting, Corporate Roles

Placement Cell    Active collaboration with industry recruiters

The Calcutta University M.Com entrance exam is held for candidates who are not graduates of Calcutta University, under Part B admissions.

The entrance test usually covers subjects taught in the first semester of the M.Com course. These include:

– Organisational Behaviour and Human Resource Management
– Macro Economics and Business Environment
– Statistics for Business Decisions
– Direct Tax
– International Business

The exam is typically for 100 marks and may be conducted over 3 hours. It generally includes a mix of short answer and objective-type questions. Each subject is likely to carry equal weight.

There is no official negative marking pattern mentioned, but it’s advisable to attempt only what you're confident about.

To qualify, candidates may need a minimum of 30 percent in each subject and around 40 percent overall, though final cutoffs can vary depending on the number of applicants and seat availability.

Hello Abhay

I hope you are doing well. As per your mentioned query, there are various colleges which are good to provide you Mcom course. Here i am mentioning some best colleges in India for M.Com.

• Aadhavan College of Arts and Science, Alathur
• AMIMT, Pathankot - A and M Institute of Management and Technology, Pathankot
• Abasaheb Marathe Arts and New Commerce Science College, Rajapur
• Abbas Khan College for Women, Bengaluru
• Abbnoor Institute of Information Technology, Faridkot
• Abdul Ahad Azad Memorial College, Bemina
• Abhay Mahavidyalaya, Varanasi
• Abhay Pratap Singh Degree College, Kaushambi
• ABI and ABI College Arts, Science and Technology, Thanjavur
• Ace Institute of Management and Technology, Budaun
• Achariya Arts and Science College, Villianur
• ABBS Bangalore - Acharya Bangalore B-School, Bangalore
• AIMSR Indore - Acropolis Institute of Management Studies and Research, Indore

To know more kindly refer this:

https://finance.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-mcom-colleges-in-india

Good wishes!

Hello,

The fees for an M.Com (Master of Commerce) degree in India can vary significantly, ranging from approximately INR 20,000 to INR 1.6 lakh or more , depending on the institution and other factors.

If you need information about a particular college then please let us know,

Thank you!!

Yes, GR Patil College of Arts, Science, Commerce & BMS, Mumbra (Thane) does offer an M.Com (Master of Commerce) program, but not in the Management specialization. The college offers M.Com with a specialization in Accountancy, not in Management.

GR Patil College in Mumbra offers M.Com in Advanced Accountancy under the University of Mumbai. This is a postgraduate commerce program and admissions are based on graduation marks. They do not list a separate specialization in "management" under M.Com, but if you’re interested in management-related studies, you may consider their BMS (Bachelor of Management Studies) at the undergraduate level. If you need deeper confirmation about their M.Com offerings, you can contact the college office directly.