Accounting & Commerce

Dear Aspirant,
Being student of ABS, I will say go for ABS without any doubt in mind, because it is one of the best college for PGDM in terms of ROI, placements and academic. You will get ample chances of exposures over here and good ROI too. You will get very supportive faculty members and mentors with right direction to move. For placements, you will get chances to sit for Campus interviews of Nestle, ITC, BAJAJ and many more till you got placed. I also had these colleges as option at the time of my admission and now I am very happy with my decision to take admission here.
Hi Anod,
Scope in Commerce is tremendous, if you ask me in one line. Commerce is the back bone of any industry, therefore it is very much worth it to pursue a career in commerce. But first, you need to figure out if the field is suitable for you as an individual. Do you love numbers? Do you have a logical and an analytical bent of mind? Then, a career in commerce might just be the right choice for you. There are so many career options available for Commerce students. It depends upon your choice of interest which you want to opt. Here are some options mentioned below:-
Accountant
Chartered Accountant
Company secretary
Cost Accountant
Finance Analyst
Finance Planner
Finance Manager
Finance Controller
Finance Consultant
Investment Analyst
Stock Broker
Portfolio Manager
Tax Auditor
Tax Consultant
Auditor
Statistician
Economist
Venture Capitalist.

Hi Abid,
Following are some of the major differences between both the courses:
1. The students pursuing B.Com will have a study programme that will have the overview of all the subjects in the course field. The subjects taught to students in both these programs will be same. But, those pursuing a degree in B.Com won't be able to specialize in a specific subject unlike those pursuing the degree of B.Com (Hons). Final year students of the B.Com (Hons) programme can chose to specialize in a particular subject like that of accounting, finance, economics etc.
2. The admission for both the courses is done on the basis of class 12th board results. The only difference being the cut-offs of B.Com (Hons) is much higher compared to that of B.Com courses. In some very prestigious colleges of Delhi University B.Com (Hons) is a very sought after course and the cut-offs sky rocket each year in colleges like Hans Raj, SRCC, Ramjas and others.
3. B.Com Courses don't have a very high market value unless and until a student pursues some business course like MBA or M.Com. Whereas, B.Com (Hons) being a specialisation course it offers better opportunities and good packages. It is highly valued by business industry.
4. Students have a lot of job options after pursuing a degree in B.Com but the salary packages arena't very lucrative. Freshers can expect salary packages up to Rs.14,000-20,000 per month. Whereas, for those from B.Com (Hons) course they have quite a good salary packages offerings. Since the course is highly valued by the industry officials fresh graduates can expect a salary of around Rs.25,000 to 45,000 per month at entry-level jobs.