Accounting & Commerce

Hi,
St. Xavier's Kolkata is best known for its Commerce Department especially B.Com (Hons). The level of Maths and Statistics that is taught is not too high. It is taught considering all types of Students (good or average at Maths). The faculty is experienced and you can easily understand whatever is taught in class.
First year Maths and Stats can be a cakewalk for you, if you're quite good at basics of it. From second year, the level rises and you'll be required to learn new things. On an overall level, I can say, it is better than what is taught in other Commerce colleges. (Since, all the students are from Maths background).
For your kind information, KIIT School of Management offers only the BBA course not B.com. All the best.

Today, just completing your graduation is not counted as having a great career. You need great knowledge and a good degree to face the strong competition in life. But, the most important question is which is the right course after B.Com for you? Since you have completed your graduation in Commerce, we are assuming, that you are interested in the field of Accounting and therefore, I shall guide you to choose a career in the field of Accounting. There are many more career options present for you in the field of finance as well. Here is the list of finance course that you can pursue for a better career.
Like:
1. Chartered Accountant
2. Masters of Commerce (M.Com)
3. Masters of Business Administration (MBA in Finance)Let's go international:
1. Certified Management Accountant (CMA)
2. Certified Public Accounting (CPA)
3. Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA)
Edu Pristine Special
Business Accounting and Taxation (BAT)

If I had to go with this, I would say that completing your degree first is a better option why because once you start doing job studies hardly matters to you because you have already started working and people doing MBA want to get a good placement which you already have so, what will be the need for you to get back to studies? Once, you get a job, you gain experience which matters if a company wants to hire you then there's no point of returning back just to get a degree.
Hence, for me, it's important to complete degree first then move to corporate sector because it filters your interest and gets you better opportunities to work. The main motive of every person is to earn, a person already earning would not be so keen to again pursue a course until and unless he is a studious person. But, if your degree completes, you might get chances abroad in an initial stage based on your grades.

The Institute of Company Secretaries of India is an organization that has stood out for right regulation and continuous development in the profession of company secretaries in the country. Keeping aside awarding degrees and membership to candidates, ICSI has always aimed to raise the bar in terms of striking a balance between professional education and expertise. Candidates who have cleared Senior Secondary (10+2) examination of a Board/University constituted by law in India or any examination recognised by the Central Government as equivalent thereto are eligible.
For CS registration everyone go with online registration also the site is www.icsi.edu.
Exams of CS Executive are conduct by ICSI two times in a year (June & December). A student can sit in exams only after 9 months from the date of admission (excluding the month of admission and the month of examination).

I think that is not a parameter based on which you should select a college. If you use this parameter you will miss some of the best colleges. For example if you use the same parameter for MBA colleges you will eliminate IIM, Ahmadabad as it is extremely hectic but it won't be the right thing to do. Having a hectic college will prepare you for your future life. So consider every college and don't eliminate anyone just because it may be hectic.
Some of the top commerce colleges are –
Shri Ram College of Commerce| Delhi/NCR
Christ University| Bangalore
Lady Shri Ram College for Women| Delhi/NCR
Loyola College (LC, Chennai)| Chennai
Hans Raj College| Delhi/NCRSt. Joseph's College of Commerce (SJCC)| Bangalore
Hindu College| Delhi/NCR
Ramjas College| Delhi/NCR
Kristu Jayanti College (KJC)| Bangalore
For detailed list go to - https://www.shiksha.com/accounting-commerce/ranking/top-commerce-colleges-in-india/97-2-0-0-0

The scope of CS in India is good. Now it is up to you that how you make your own prospects while doing CS. Choosing your career is personal choice. Every profession is good and bad according to the interest shown in it. But if we see the broader expect than it will not only help in getting descent job but also help you in building relationship. Talking about popularity, CS has gained a lot of limelight after the passage of Companies Act 2013 and modifications made therein, formation of NCLT and several others Acts. CS is categorized as a Key Managerial Personnel, meaning he/she has the position about equal to the Director/MD of a company. There are people who previously have been CS in a company and gradually rose to the position of MD. Impressive, right? But also, one should have interest in the subject. I hope now you got the answer for what you are looking for.