M.Com Scope

To pursue a Ph.D. after M.Com you need to clear an entrance exam conducted by various universities and institutes in India such as UGC NET CSIR NET GATE JRF, etc. You can also directly apply to universities or institutes that offer Ph.D. programs. Once you clear the entrance exam, you can apply for admission to the Ph.D. programme in your desired field of study. The duration of the Ph.D. programme can vary from 3 to 5 years depending on the university and the research work involved. During the Ph.D. programme, you will have the opportunity to carry out original research work in your field of study and contribute to the existing body of knowledge. This will enhance your research skills and subject expertise. You may also have the opportunity to work as a research assistant or teaching assistant, which can provide valuable work experience and help you build your resume. Additionally, Ph.D. holders often have access to a wider range of career opportunities and higher salaries compared to those with only a Master's degree.

Yes, pursuing a Master of Commerce M.Com degree through correspondence from Mumbai University after completing a Bachelor of Commerce B.Com degree through regular mode would be considered as 16 years of education. In India, the 16-year education system is the minimum requirement for admission to most postgraduate programs, including M.Com. B.Com is a three-year undergraduate programme, and M.Com is a two-year postgraduate programme, so the combination of both programs would fulfill the 16-year education requirement. However, it's always advisable to check the specific eligibility criteria of the institution or programme you're interested in to ensure that you meet all the requirements.