Accounting & Commerce

Hello,
M.Com is a post graduate degree and so there are huge job opportunities in both public and private sector.
Jobs in Government sector:
Most of the jobs in government sector are through entrance examinations held by the respective sectors.
After M.Com, one can apply for the exams like:
1)UPSC
2)Rai

B.Com in Distance Education
Bachelor of Commerce, abbreviated as B.Com, is an under graduate degree in commerce and related subjects. The degree generates professional skills among students according to their selected course such as Accounting, Statistics, Economics, Finance, Taxation etc. The purpos

I will give you my views based on the assumption that DU is the only option for you.
B.Com (h) opens up accounting avenues. You can pursue CA along with it but then you will have to do a correspondence course as the new rule of DU does not allow regular B.Com (h) students to pursue CA too.
You must

Of course, it would be good to get any additional qualification in distance if not in regular, this will also ensure to prepare for government jobs which are issued based on PG.
I completed M.Com in distance mode but what makes the difference is not that regular or distance but our interest to learn

M.Com or Master of Commerce is a Post Graduate Academic master degree in the field of commerce. The program is a 2 year course and is offered in English or Hindi depending upon the Institution. The program is available in various subjects whose material focuses on Commerce, management and economics

Hello Khushal,
Obviously, it won't be of any harm.
But for a B.Com graduate job, you can not expect much salary and exposure.
For a better package, one will have to go for higher education.
Good luck!