Accounting & Commerce

A candidate with B.Com can submit an application to various jobs under the UPSC, SSC, IFS, Banks, Postal service, Railways, Defense, and State PCS, etc.
Central Government Jobs after B.Com:
Most of the Central government job vacancies are filled by the UPSC examinations. The UPSCs highest grade of examinations which a B.com graduate can appear is the IAS, IFS, IPS and other central government services. The SSC also hold different tests as to fill the vacancies in different government organizations like Accounts assistant, Tax assistant, Grade III Exam, Combined Metric Level and Combined Graduate Level Exam, etc.
Public Sector Banking Jobs after B.Com:
Some of the openings available to a B.Com graduate in a Bank are Clerical to Probationary officer posts. Most of these banks carry out an entrance test in order to employ qualified candidates. There will also be another round of interview in the recruitment process. As to apply for the PO jobs, candidates need to have more than 60% of marks.
Jobs in Indian Railways after B.Com:
Railway Recruitment Board carries out different examinations for employing qualified candidates to the RRB, for which a B.Com graduate can apply for. The railway offer very good career opportunities to graduates. A B.Com graduate can join in the railway as Assistant Accounts Officers and climb the ladder through department exams and grade promotion to Divisional Accounts Officers, Senior Divisional Accounts Officers till Chief Accounts Officer.
Jobs in Indian Defense after B.Com:
A graduate can enter in to the service at the entry level as an Assistant Controller of Defense Accounts.

Of course, you can. There are certain things which you might have to keep in mind in case you plan to continue them both simultaneously. The Council of the Institute, under Regulation 65 of the Chartered Accountants Regulations, 1988 has permitted Articled Assistants to pursue, with prior permission of the ICAI, only one course concurrently with CA subject to the requirement that the schools being attended for such allowed courses do not overlap with the Principal's office hours.
Therefore, if you plan to go for a regular simultaneous course, be sure to have the classes of one the courses in the evening and the other in the morning. It will be an addition to your value and career prospects. There is no harm in it if you want to go for it. I hope this helps. Just don't let one of them affect adversely the other.