1. Minimum Admission Requirements

To be eligible for admission to the M.Com. in Advanced Accounting degree program, candidates must meet the following criteria:

a) Candidates who have completed a B.Com. degree

• The candidate must have completed a Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) degree or an equivalent qualification from a recognized university.
• Candidates should have secured at least 50% marks in aggregate in the B.Com. program (for candidates in the General/Open Category).
• For candidates in the Reserved Category, a minimum of 45% marks in aggregate is required in the B.Com. program.

b) Specialization in Advanced Accounting

• The candidate should have a strong background in accounting subjects at the undergraduate level, as M.Com. in Advanced Accounting focuses on in-depth accounting principles, financial analysis, and reporting techniques.

c) Registration with the University

• All candidates admitted to the M.Com. in Advanced Accounting degree program at affiliated colleges offering this course must register and enroll with the University.

2. Mode of Admission

• Admissions to the Com. in Advanced Accounting program are typically merit-based, with adherence to statutory reservations for various categories as per the university’s rules.
• The admission process will be conducted following the guidelines set by the University of Mumbai (or the respective University) for affiliated colleges.

Some institutions may also conduct an entrance exam or personal interview for candidates, depending on their selection procedure.

3. Seat Allocation and Reservations

• The seats for the M.Com. in Advanced Accounting program will be filled based on merit.
• Seat reservations will follow the rules set by the State Government and the University.
• The seat allocation process will be managed by the respective colleges affiliated with the University.

4. Course Structure and Specialization Areas

The M.Com. in Advanced Accounting program typically includes the following key areas of study:

• Advanced Financial Accounting
• Cost Accounting and Management Accounting
• Financial Analysis and Reporting
• Corporate Taxation
• Auditing and Assurance Services
• Accounting for Special Entities (e.g., NGOs, Government, etc.)
• International Accounting and Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS)
• Research Methodology in Accounting
• Advanced Accounting Software and Tools

Students may also be required to complete a research project or dissertation in the field of accounting, typically in the final year.

5. Other Important Information

• The list of courses offered under M.Com. in Advanced Accounting may vary depending on the institution.
• Some institutions may also offer workshops or internships to enhance practical skills in accounting and finance.
• Students are encouraged to verify the most current course details, eligibility criteria, and admission guidelines with the respective institutions and the University.