Can I do M.Com from IGNOU after completing class 12th?

587 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Romek Sharma
7 Answers
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8 years ago
Not possible. M.Com is a post graduate degree (Master's degree) First complete your B.com (or graduate in any allied subject) which will be eligible for M.com in IGNOU. All the very best.

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Aarti Singh
9 years ago
Romek, M.Com is a Master's degree that you can do only after doing B.Com. These days there are universities like Lovely University, JK Lakshmipat University, Tezpur University, etc. that offer Dual/ Integrated B.Com-M.Com degree. Dual/ Integrated degree is beneficial as compared to one degree. You g

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4 years ago
Dear Romek, It is not possible to do M.Com as it is a master's degree, First, complete your B.com (or graduate in any allied subject) which will make you eligible for M.com in IGNOU or any other institution.

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ZIAUL HASAN
6 years ago
You are not allowed to jump and bypass any grade or education level in the Indian Education System. The eligibility for taking admission in the Masters course, you must have a graduate degree so you first complete your graduation in commerce stream then do M.Com.

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PUSHPAK DHOOT
7 years ago
It's an open university. So, the minimum qualification to think for IGNOU is dependent on your age & education degree. Yes, there is no degree to do class 10/12 from this university but you may do BPP (6 months) which is equivalent as 10+2 for IGNOU only. Afterwards, you can do a normal bachelor deg

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Jayesh Koli
8 years ago
Not possible at all. M.Com is a master's degree. To become a master degree holder, you must have to be a Bachelor in your respected study area. Graduation is must for masters programmes. First, finish your graduation i.e B.Com, then think of joining M.Com.

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S
9 years ago
You cannot do M.Com. You will have to do any UG course before doing Masters.

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