Online M.Com eligibility and admission process
Eligibility by university
What's actually different between universities
The genuinely useful, real finding here: none of the three universities requires a Commerce or related bachelor's degree specifically for the M.Com — all three explicitly or effectively accept graduates from any discipline. This directly contradicts the common assumption that a postgraduate commerce degree needs an undergraduate commerce background.
Related guides
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a B.Com to apply for online M.Com?
No — MUJ, SMU, and Amity all accept a bachelor's degree in any discipline for their M.Com programs. A Commerce background is not required, though Amity's Fintech specialization page names it as a natural (not mandatory) fit.
What is the minimum percentage required for online M.Com?
None of the three universities states a minimum percentage on its own program page.
I saw a claim that online M.Com requires 50% at class 12 — is that true?
No — we checked this specifically against MUJ's own eligibility page and found it incorrect. M.Com eligibility is based on your bachelor's degree, not your 12th-grade marks.
Does Amity's M.Com Fintech specialization require a finance background?
No — Amity's own Fintech specialization page names Commerce, Finance, Economics, and Management backgrounds as a natural fit, but explicitly welcomes fresh graduates from any discipline too. It's a preference, not a requirement.