* M.Phil programs are generally research-oriented postgraduate degrees. They're not typically a direct continuation of an MBA or B.Com. Most M.Phil programs require a strong academic record and often a specific undergraduate or postgraduate degree relevant to the field of study.
* MBA is a professional degree. While it might provide useful skills for some research areas, it's not a typical prerequisite for an M.Phil.
* B.Com is an undergraduate degree. Depending on the specialization within B.Com (e.g., accounting, finance, economics) and the specific M.Phil program, it *might* be considered sufficient or require further qualifications. An M.Com might be a more common pathway to an M.Phil in related fields.
To find out if you're eligible:
1. Identify your area of interest for the M.Phil. Different universities offer M.Phils in various subjects.
2. Research specific M.Phil programs at universities that interest you. Check their official websites for admission requirements. Look for details on minimum eligibility criteria (degrees accepted, GPA requirements, entrance exams, etc.).
3. Contact the university's admissions office directly. They can provide definitive answers based on your specific qualifications.
In short, it's not automatically possible, but it might be possible depending on the specific M.Phil program and your academic background. Always check the admission requirements of the programs you're interested in.