Accounting & Commerce

You can go for:
-Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com)- Minimum 55% in class 12th and 80-90% for a good reputed college in India.
-Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS)- Minimum 55% in class 12th.
-Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS)- Minimum 55% in class 12th.
-Bachelors in Finance and Accounting-Minimum 55% in class 12th.
-Bachelor of Financial Markets- Minimum 55% in class 12th.
-Bachelors in Economics- Minimum 55% in class 12th and 90% for a good reputed college in India.
-Bachelors in Forensic Accounting- Minimum 55% in class 12th.
Bachelors in Business Management/Administration (BBM/A)- Entrance test in the college.
-Chartered Accountancy (CA)- Entrance Test CPT (Common Proficiency test).
-Chartered Financial Analyst Program (CFA)- Eligible for Level 1 exam if the student is in the final year of graduation.
-Company Secretary Program (CS)- Entrance test ICSI CS Foundation.
-ICMAI Cost Accountant- CMA entrance test.
Certified Financial Planner - Eligibility undergrad degree required or you must be a CA/Intermediate level, CFA (US), ICWA.
-Actuarial Science (Actuary)- Actuarial common entrance test (ACET).
But before you select any course, please research on the what kind of a field is it.

Hello,
There are several courses which you can do along with your B.Com. The choice depends on your area of interest.
CRISIL CAP (Certified Analyst Programme)
It is a two years course entry level programme. It combines course work, job assignments and interactive seminars. It deals with commerce, banking and finance. Certificate Programme on capital market (CPCM) is a a three-month part-time course for those interested in capital markets.
Certificate Course in Insurance Salesmanship: You can pursue this diploma if you are interested in insurance field.
B.Com + Chartered Accountancy: It is the best option to become a CA while doing B.Com. The entry is through entrance exam Common Proficiency Test (CPT).
B.Com + Company Secretary (CS): Students who are not interested in CA can pursue CS. It is also a rewarding career like CA.
Other Diplomas:
Diploma in Financial management
Diploma in Banking
Diploma in marketing Management
Diploma in Human Resource Management
If you are interested in acquiring computer knowledge, then you can go for basic courses in computers such as MS Office
Tally.
If you are interested in creative field, then the course options are :
Interior Designing
Fashion Designing
Mass Communication
Creating Technology
Good luck.

D.T.L.-A perfect course for all the students who are interested in taxation law. D.T.L. stands for Diploma in taxation law. It is a one-year full-time postgraduate course. The minimum eligibility required for this short time law course is graduation and the tenure of the course is 1 year.
The certificate obtained after completing D.T.L. will be very useful to you while applying for a job.
G.D.C & A. -The full form of this course is Government Diploma in CoOperation and Accountancy. It is one of the cheapest 1 year course and you have to be graduated to apply for this Course. The overall syllabus of this course is based on basics of commerce. If you are appearing for any professional exam or have seriously studied for your B.Com exams, then you can easily crack this exam even without studying.
After getting the passing certificate, you become eligible to audit any co-operative society. However, the sad news is that this course is being available only in the state of Maharashtra.
P.G.D.C.M. or Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Management. This course will help you to improve your basics of computer knowledge along with coding knowledge. All the topics related to basic programming and C language are covered in this course. It is a part time course, and the duration of the course is 1 year. The eligibility required for this course is graduation or a Diploma course.
Here is another course for the marketing lovers i.e. P.G.D.M.M. or Post Graduate Diploma in Marketing Marketing. It is a short-term part time course of 1 year, that means you can go for this course while doing your job or while pursuing any full-time course.
The whole course is divided into 2 semesters, containing 9 subjects in total with some project work.