- A minimum of 50% in the qualifying examination; Three-year Bachelor's degree (B.Com, BBM or equivalent). Minimum 50% aggregate in Commerce subjects for B.Com/BBM graduates (45% for SC/ST/Category-I). Alternative route: minimum 40% aggregate in all subjects (including English and Languages) AND 50% in the cognate/major subject. SC/ST/Category I: 5% relaxation
St. Joseph's University, Bengaluru (SJU)
M.Com at St. Joseph's University
M.Com at St. Joseph's University is a two-year postgraduate programme in Commerce. Admission is through direct admission by the college and the NRI quota.
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M.Com at a glance
- Level
- Postgraduate
- Field
- Commerce
- Location
- Bengaluru
- Admission
- Direct / Institutional Admission, NRI
- Duration
- 2 years
- Academic cycle
- 2027–28
Who can apply
Eligibility
The process
How admission works
- 01
Check your eligibility
Read the rules above against the student’s qualifying examination.
- 02
Apply through the admission route
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Questions
How long is M.Com at St. Joseph's University?
M.Com at St. Joseph's University runs for 2 years.
Who is eligible for M.Com at St. Joseph's University?
St. Joseph's University states this for M.Com: Three-year Bachelor's degree (B.Com, BBM or equivalent). Minimum 50% aggregate in Commerce subjects for B.Com/BBM graduates (45% for SC/ST/Category-I). Alternative route: minimum 40% aggregate in all subjects (including English and Languages) AND 50% in the cognate/major subject. SC/ST/Category I: 5% relaxation.
How do you get admission to M.Com at St. Joseph's University?
Admission to M.Com at St. Joseph's University is through direct admission by the college and the NRI quota.




