Amity's M.Com Fintech specialization is a genuine, full 2-year UGC-entitled degree — not a separate, shorter certification product, despite a labeling artifact on Amity's own site that could make it look that way.
What we found and verified
The page's own title tag reads "M.Com in Fintech (Certification)" — but every other signal on the page contradicts that: a "UGC Entitled" badge, the same 2-year, 4-semester structure as Amity's other M.Com specialization, and an identical fee of ₹1,50,000 to Amity's Financial Management track. The breadcrumb and schema data on the page even reference the Financial Management URL — strong evidence the "(Certification)" wording is a leftover artifact from cloning that page's template, not a real product distinction.
What this means for you
Treat it as a full M.Com specialization, identical in fee, duration, and degree status to Amity's Financial Management track — just with a Fintech-focused curriculum instead.