Starting from July 2025, the Master of Commerce (M.Com.) programme for new entrants has been structured according to the Postgraduate Curriculum Framework (PGCF), aligned with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. This framework offers students the flexibility to pursue either a two-year degree, as traditionally offered by the department, or a one-year degree option for those who have completed a four-year undergraduate degree.
For the award of the M. Com degree, students must successfully earn a minimum of 44 credits per academic year. Consequently, the two-year M. Com degree requires a total of 88 credits, while the one-year degree option requires 44 credits. Course content and readings are curated based on the latest developments in commerce, finance, management, and related fields.


