Symbiosis College of Arts and Commerce started its Master of Commerce program from the academic year 1989-90.
As the college is committed to become a Centre of Excellence offering courses in conventional and in emerging fields incorporating technology, finance and research approach, we are offering Master’s Program in Business and Technology Management from 2020-21 and Master’s in Finance from the academic year 2023-24.The program is designed keeping in mind the UGC directives, NEP 2020, industry needs and student’s requirements.
Fintech, as an emerging and highly sought-after field, presents a unique opportunity for students aiming to differentiate themselves and gain industry relevance.
Starting from the academic year 2025-26, Fintech will be offered as an elective course. M.Com students who choose to specialize in Fintech must complete all four Fintech papers throughout the two-year degree program. Those opting out of Fintech will select their papers from the available options. Detailed information on the paper titles for the two-year M.Com program can be found in the M.Com structure.
The details of the fees are available on the college website under the tab ‘Admission’-“Fees Structure-2025-26: PG.
Business and Technology Management (BTM)
Career & Placement Opportunities:
Finance Specialization – For Those Who Think in Numbers and Strategy
Career & Placement Opportunities:
Semester wise list of Courses | SEMESTER I | SEMESTER II | SEMESTER III | SEMESTER IV |
Core courses | Business Networking & Negotiations | Digital tools for Commerce: Excel, Power BI & AI | Investment and Portfolio Management | Business Leadership and Change Management |
Business Research Methodology | Internship | Research Project | Research Project (6 credits) | |
Finance | ||||
Subject Specific Core For Finance specialisation | Strategic Financial Management | Stock Market Investment Strategy | Compliances in Business | Individual & Corporate Tax planning |
Corporate Finance | Mergers, Acquisitions and Corporate Restructuring | Derivatives, Commodities, Futures & Options | International Finance & reporting | |
Business and Technology Management | ||||
Subject Specific Core – for BTM specialisation | Business Finance | Supply Chain Management | Strategic Decision Making | Rethinking Business Today & Tomorrow |
Introduction to Cloud & Big Data | Corporate Crisis Management | E-retailing | Luxury, Fashion & Lifestyle | |
Elective courses for both BTM & Finance (*Note) |
Digital Transformation and Business Strategy | Building Global Brands in Digital Age | Innovation & Disruption Management | Financial Modelling |
Enterprise Building | Legal Framework for Business | Design Thinking | Social Media Marketing | |
Financial System—Foundation of Fintech | FinTech Ecosystem | Fintech 3 | Fintech 4 | |
Total credits per semester | 20 | 20 | 20 | 20 |
PO 1 Domain Knowledge: Students will gain expertise to apply discipline specific knowledge to regional, national and global scenarios.
PO 2 Problem Solving: Students will be able to deduce a problem, derive inferences, test feasibility and devise solutions.
PO 3 Critical Thinking: Students will acquire the ability to critically analyse emerging trends and technology disrupting business and society, and be able to speculate its implications on various stakeholders.
PO 4 Receptive to New ideas: Students will become adept at lateral thinking, become receptive to new and alternative ideas, think strategically when encountering challenges and be able to perceive an issue/challenge holistically.
PO 5 Digital literacy: Students will be able to leverage business data and technology to business and social challenges.
PO 6 Environment & Sustainability: Students will appraise the idea of sustainability, develop positive attitude towards developmental challenges and facilitate solutions
PO 7 Research Related Skills: Students will be able to undertake independent research
PO 8 Team work and Leadership Readiness: Students will internalize the concept of diversity, collaborate and learn to lead with diverse groups and at diverse workplaces.
PO 9 Self-Directed and Lifelong learning: Students will become adept at self-learning tools and incorporate lifelong learning
PO 10 Moral and Ethical Awareness: Students will be able to manage self in the larger professional, personal and social life through development of strong moral and ethical behaviour.
PO 11 Interdisciplinary Perspective: Students will be able to develop interdisciplinary perspective.
Students who have completed their graduation from recognized university shall be admitted to M.Com. Programme.
The number of available seats are 120 (Excluding NRI & Foreign quota).
Admission will be given on the basis of merit. Merit lists will be prepared in accordance with the provisions of Admission Policy of the college.