• A student has to pass the graduation exam with a minimum of 50% of marks.
• A student has to pass the graduation course from a central/state/private/deemed-to-be university.
• A student must have completed their graduation course in B.Com, BCA, BBA, B.Com(Hons.), or B.Com (Economics).
• Students who belong to the reserved category have been given some relaxation in the eligibility criteria.

A student must have a graduation degree from a commerce field of study. He/she is required to appear in the entrance test which is usually MCQ-based and secure the maximum cut-off score to get enrolled in their desired university. Thus, each university runs its entrance test schedule. Also, some private institutions run merit-based admission procedures along with entrance exams. 

• A student should have passed graduation with a minimum of 50% of marks from a reputed university or college.
• After qualifying for the entrance test conducted by the university, based on merit score, students are invited to apply to the M.Com course.
• A student has to participate in the counseling process of the university before final enrollment. 
• A student may apply to a private university based on their merit score of graduation.
• Therefore, a student is admitted to a new academic session after completing the enrollment procedure.

The universities are now open for registration for the new academic year 2024. Hence, students who have completed their bachelor’s or are awaiting the results of their bachelor’s course are eligible to appear for the M.Com entrance exam.