Can I do MSc or Masters of Science after Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) in Finance?
24 Aug 2026 · Answered by Komal Yadav · 1 min read
Yes, you can pursue an MSc (Master of Science) after a Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) in Finance. Many universities accept BCom graduates into MSc programs, especially in finance or related fields.
Eligibility typically depends on:
- Minimum undergraduate marks (often around 50% or higher, varies by university)
- Relevant coursework such as mathematics or statistics, if required by the program
- English language proficiency, usually proven with IELTS or similar tests
Requirements and cut-offs vary by institution and program.
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