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Hello Everyone...

Today, In this blog, I am going to share detailed information about preparation of M. Com Part-1 Exam from Idol.

There’s only one month left for exam and most of people appeared for this exam not started their studies yet. Started studies or not isn’t a big deal. 

Things you must aware of and understand perfectly…
1. Exam Date 
2. Hall Ticket
3. Exam Pattern
4. Syllabus
5. How to get out of it.


1. Exam Date
          Exams for this exam are generally held in the month of June every year after ending exams of any other stream to make sure that the dates of exams are not intersecting with other exams. Likewise every year exams are going to start from 4th June. It might end in 10 days or might be in 20 days, only dates are announced by Mumbai University.


2. Hall Ticket
          Hall tickets will be available in your dashboard i.e. in your online admission profile. You just need to login in site and you can download it. At examination venue you must carry your ID and hall ticket with you. Hall tickets will be issued by university prior 10 to 20 days of exam.

3. Exam Pattern

  • In every subject, question no. 1 is for 20 marks and it's a compulsory question. It comes from first module. So, don't out module 1 in option.
  • Exams are going to be conducted only once in a year. 
  • You must get clear in all the subject to pass this exams.
  • If you get ATKT in any subject, than you wont be able to apply for Part-II Exam.
  • Once you cleared the exam, you won't be able to attend the exam again for improvement of marks.
  • You can't apply for M. Com Part-II with ATKT in M. Com Part-I.


4. Exam Pattern
         Subjects of M. Com Part-I is divided into 2 groups. Accounts and Management. There are two compulsory subjects i.e. Global Economics and Strategic Management. Both are theory subjects and complex. Than you have two group of subjects you can choose one of them either Accounts which consists of two subjects i.e. Financial Accounting and Cost Accounting or either Management which Consists of Human Resource and Marketing.

5. How to Study them in One Months/30 days ?

 First talk about theory subjects.

There are two compulsory theory subjects.
     1. Global Economics.
     2. Strategic Management.

If you took Management group than again you will be having 2 more theory subjects.
     1. Human Resource.
     2. Marketing.

How to Prepare for Global Economics ?

Global Economics is similar to Economics studied in B Com level. the difference is in only concepts. In global economics you need to to see bigger picture of economy that's it.

How to prepare for Strategic Management ?

In Strategic Management, all the things are given which you studied in Financial Management and in business environment.

How to Prepare for Accounts and Finance Group ?

Practice...!!!
Yes, Practice...!!!

You don't need to complete whole book. Just pick easy topics and prepare one chapter for two days.


All The Best...!!!

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