St Aloysius (Deemed To Be University) Mangalore M.Com Finance: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. Yes, the M.Com (Finance & Analytics) is a distinct specialised programme launched in 2018, separate from the general M.Com. While the regular M.Com covers broad commerce topics including finance, accountancy, and research methodology, the Finance & Analytics variant is specifically designed to integrate finance and accounting education with practical software tools such as MS Excel, Tally Prime, PSPP, and R Studio. Students in this programme gain hands-on experience in GST compliance, ERP-based accounting, and data analysis, making them more industry-ready for roles in financial analytics, accounting firms, and fintech companies. The programme also has a dedicated computer lab with 80 systems exclusively for this batch.

Ans. The M.Com (Finance & Analytics) programme is conducted in the 4 PM batch (evening slot). This is a deliberate design choice that makes the programme accessible to students who may be simultaneously pursuing professional certifications such as CA, ACCA, or CMA, or those who have part-time work commitments. The timetable for the 2026-27 batch confirms that classes for both Year I and Year II are scheduled from 4 PM onwards on weekdays.

Ans. The M.Com (Finance & Analytics) is a UGC-recognised postgraduate degree from a NAAC-accredited deemed university. While it does not directly provide exemptions for CA/CMA exams, the curriculum is designed to complement professional courses. The college has MOUs with ACCA/ISDC and Miles Education, and the practical training in ERP, GST, and financial analytics aligns well with the skill requirements of CA/CA articleship. Students pursuing CA alongside M.Com have found the evening batch timing particularly convenient.

Ans. Graduates of M.Com (Finance & Analytics) are well-positioned for roles in financial analysis, accounting, taxation, GST consultancy, banking, investment management, and data analytics. The software training in Tally Prime, R Studio, and PSPP gives graduates a practical edge in the job market. Alumni from the commerce school at St Aloysius have been placed with firms such as Deloitte, EY, KPMG, and Accenture, among others. The programme also prepares students for higher studies such as Ph.D. in Commerce or professional qualifications like ACCA and CPA.

Ans. Admission to M.Com (Finance & Analytics) at St Aloysius is merit-based and operates strictly on a first-come, first-served basis. The PG admission process typically opens in November of the preceding year (for the next academic session). Given the limited seat intake and the popularity of the programme, it is strongly advisable to apply as early as possible after the portal opens. Candidates must appear for the PG entrance test conducted by the university, and shortlisted applicants are called for an interview. Delaying the application significantly reduces the chances of securing a seat.

Ans. Yes, St Aloysius (Deemed To Be University) provides separate on-campus hostel facilities for both boys and girls, including a dedicated PG Ladies Hostel. The hostel fee is Rs. 75,000 per year, which covers food, accommodation, water, electricity, room rent, and maintenance. Allotment is subject to availability and is processed after admission confirmation on a first-come, first-served basis. 50% of hostel seats are reserved for students from socially and economically weaker sections. Students are advised to apply for hostel accommodation immediately after confirming their admission to improve their chances of securing a seat.