Master of Commerce (M.Com) in Banking & Insurance is a two-year postgraduate program aimed at providing students with a deep understanding of the banking and insurance industries. The program focuses on essential topics like banking operations, insurance management, risk assessment, investment strategies, and financial regulations.

Students will learn about various financial instruments, insurance products, and the functioning of banks and insurance companies, along with their role in the economy. The curriculum also covers advanced concepts in risk management, regulatory frameworks, and financial planning.

Core Subjects Include:

• Advanced Banking Operations and Management
• Principles and Practices of Insurance
• Financial Institutions and Markets
• Risk Management in Banking and Insurance
• Investment Management and Portfolio Theory
• Banking Law and Regulations
• Corporate Finance and Accounting
• International Banking and Finance
• Insurance Laws and Policies
• Financial Products and Services
• Credit Risk Management
• Financial Planning and Wealth Management
• Case Studies in Banking and Insurance

Students will gain practical experience through case studies, internships, and real-world projects in banking, insurance, and financial consulting.

🎓 Eligibility Criteria

• Successful completion of a Bachelor’s degree (B.Com, BBA, or equivalent) with 50% or more aggregate marks from a recognized university.
• Candidates should have a background in commerce or business administration.
• Some institutions may require an entrance exam or interview for admission.

Graduates of M.Com in Banking & Insurance are well-equipped for leadership roles in the banking and insurance industries, with numerous career opportunities in financial services. Potential job roles include:

• Banking Manager
• Insurance Manager
• Financial Analyst
• Investment Banker
• Risk Management Officer
• Credit Analyst
• Insurance Underwriter
• Claims Manager
• Financial Planner
• Insurance Consultant
• Investment Consultant
• Wealth Management Advisor
• Actuary

Additionally, students may pursue professional certifications such as Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA), Certified Financial Planner (CFP), FRM (Financial Risk Manager), or Certified Insurance Professional (CIP) to further enhance career prospects.