Accounting & Commerce

I am giving you name of short term job oriented course after completing B.Com below :
Diploma in banking and insurance
Diploma in financial management
Diploma in retail management
Diploma in risk management
Short term courses of NSDLand CDSL
Course on capital market
English speaking course
NIIT course
Tally
DCA
Data entry jobs
Footwear designing course
Fashion designing
Other courses
CA course
ICWA course
M.Com
MBA course
MBA options:
MBA in HR
MBA in General Management
MBA in Marketing
MBA in Risk Management
MBA in Operational Management
Degree Programs:
Master in Retail Management
Master in Management Studies (MMS)
Executive MBA
Executive Education Programme in Operations Management
Executive Program in Applied Finance

1. CA with CS
2. LL.B with CS
3. MBA finance with CS
With CS, you may go for MBA finance from a reputed and recognized university, institute or college. MBA finance will help you to grow and think as a finance professional. MBA finance will help you to develop administrative skills which when merged with your legal and compliance skills will put you to a different level altogether. With MBA finance qualification, you will be able to portray yourself as a professional having top management strategic, financial, business administration and business development knowledge and understanding along with compliance related knowledge and skill.
4. Certification programmes by ICSI
There are many courses launched by ICSI for CS students and members which they can pursue along with CS qualification. These courses are related to valuation, banking compliance, compliance management and risk governance in insurance sector, etc. All of them are certification course. You may find the details about this from the link below:
http://www.icsi.edu/CoursesOffered.aspx
5. NCFM Course
If you have interest in security market, you may go for NCFM course which is conducted by the National Stock Exchanges, Mumbai (NSE). NCFM is a very reputed short term course which provides good working knowledge in various segments of security market like derivative, merchant banking, share trading, forex, etc. This is also a very suitable course to be pursued along with CS course. Profile of CS is somewhere connected with security market and especially when you are working as a CS of a listed company. So, in that scenario, you can learn a lot about security market from NCFM course. There are various branches and certification course in NCFM and you may join any course as per your interest. To know more about NCFM course, kindly check the link below:
http://www.nseindia.com/education/content/about_ncfm.htm
6. Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA-India)
The course of Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) is regulated by ICFAI (Institute of Chartered Financial Analysts of India) University. It is basically a distance education programme. This course is suitable for students who want to pursue a career in investment industry. CFA examinations are conducted four times a year. Very good career opportunities are available for qualified CFAs in financial organisation like banking, insurance, etc. So a CS may also consider this course as an additional course along with CS.

Advance Accountancy
Business Management
Corporate Administration
M.Com (Master of Commerce)
M.A Economics
Master of Commerce (E - Commerce)
MRM (Master in Retail Management)
MBA (Master of Business Administration)
MPM (Masters in Personnel Management)
MBS (Master in Business Studies)
MFA (Master of Financial Accounting)
MIB (Master of International Business)
MMS (Master in Management Studies)
MTA (Master of Tourism Administration)
MHRDM (Masters in Human Resource Development Management).
MMM (Master in Marketing Management)
Master Program in Advertising, PR and Marketing
Post Graduate Diploma in Banking Finance
PGDMC (PG Diploma in Mass Communication)
PGDM (Post Graduate Diploma in Management)
Post Graduate Diploma in Foreign Trade
Post Graduate Diploma in Taxation
There are many colleges in India that teach commerce which impart quality education. They offer courses of a period of 2 years for MA in commerce. Post graduate courses are offered in the streams of MA economics, advance accountancy, and master of business studies, etc. This enable the students to deal with the vast field of finance and know how to manage it.

Journalism as a career is an attractive option for youngsters especially for those who have a flair for writing and communication and wish to do something for the society.
Journalism has nothing to do with changing the world- as is always believed- it is only a medium between the world and the common man.
It is for people who are ready to explore various opportunities 24/7, without any constraints.
In short the person should be:
Good in language and vocabulary
Updated with current affairs
Efficient in meeting deadlines
Quick in responding to happenings
Keen interest for news
Outgoing
Qualification:
Journalism course can be done either after 12th or after graduation. No certificate courses or Diploma courses are available.
To pursue journalism as career, one can take up a Bachelors course in mass communication or mass media or journalism after 12th.
After Bachelors, one can also pursue Masters in journalism or mass communication, or PG Diploma in journalism or mass communication.
A graduate from any field who wishes to be a journalist can also opt for a postgraduate course in journalism after Bachelors.
Top colleges for study in journalism:
Editworks School of Mass Communication Noida, Uttar Pradesh
National Institute of Mass Communication and Journalism Ahmedabad, Gujarat
National Institute of Mass Communication-New Delhi, Delhi
Xavier Institute of Communications-Mumbai, Maharashtra
Indian Institute of Mass Communication-New Delhi, Delhi
IAAN School of Mass Communication-New Delhi, Delhi
Institute of Mass Communication Film and Television Studies-Kolkata, West Bengal
HINT Institute of Mass Communication-Ghaziabad, Uttar
Centre for Mass-Communication And Video-Graphy-Kolkata, West Bengal
Maulana Azad National Urdu University (MANUU)-Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh
Manorama School of Communication-Kottayam, Kerala
Asian College of Journalism- Chennai, Tamil Nadu
Jamia Millia Islamia- New Delhi

If you have commerce and maths then you have got an upper hand to apply for CA exams.
It takes almost 5 years to become a CA in India and one should prepare themselves for the challenges and commitment ahead.
Three levels to become a full-fledged CA are:
Clearing CPT (common proficiency test)
Eligibility for CPT is that you have to register after 10th but you'll be allowed to appear after HS commerce student needs aggregate 55% marks to appear in CPT.
After CPT exams, comes IPCC:
You need to score a minimum of 100/200 marks in your CPT to be eligible for IPCC. Register nine months earlier than the exam month. To pass IPCC, you need to score aggregate 50% marks in each of the seven subjects. Bear it in mind that it's really tough to clear. If you manage to clear this test then you'll need an internship under a CA where you could gain practical knowledge as well as experience. During the internship, you can sit for the final exams for CA course, clearing which you can work as a designated chartered accountant.
The fundamental criteria for pursuing CA is consistency and patience. You need to Master subjects like maths and accounts. Prepare well as the levels and courses of exams aren't easy. If you need consistent guidance and mentorship in maths from the experts then try online math tutoring:
https://tutstu.com/tutors/Math/sub/18/