Accounting & Commerce

Good marks in B.Com will be reflected in your profile. A good profile will definitely help you to get a good job offer. Although, it is not the case always.

You should pursue MBA in finance after completing B.Com. It is suitable for a B.Com graduate only.

You can go for CS, CA, CFA or CFP certification as they are highly valuable and accepted by top companies with chances of high salaries and good career paths.

Hello,
There are too many good career options available in commerce field after completing graduation like you can get into accounts field or banking jobs. You can pursue MBA or M.Com for better career prospects. You can also go for higher studies and then get into research field or lectureship.

Hello Manuraj,
If you're able to get admission into top B-Schools in India, then you may go for MBA. Else, I would suggest you to go for a job first. The market is currently too saturated with people having Master's degree (M.Com, MBA, etc.) but with no experience. Gaining experience of minimum 3+ years will gain you an upper hand in terms of salary and career opportunities once you complete MBA.

Hi,
As per my recommendation you should go for knowledge and education first rather than thinking of job or salary now.
But, you can think of these programmes for good job and knowledge:
Economics Honors
Actuarial Science
Maths / statistics Honors
B.Com - finance and accounts
B.Com LLB
BBA - finance or international business
CA or CS if you can give time to these courses
So, choose wisely with your passion and interest, especially for knowledge.

Maths is the major part of accounting and commerce means accounting. Definitely, math is a major part of commerce for all the students. It is not mandatory to opt for maths as a subject in commerce.

You can pursue any of the following courses after completing graduation:
1. Development studies
2. Law
3. Actuarial science (if you have good foundation of maths)
4. Social work
5. MBA (finance, international business, marketing strategy or insurance)
6. Stock market research certificate
7. Public policy
All the best.

If you opt for the right path then you can reach to a very good level with commerce subjects. You have a lot of options, but you have to be clear about your goals. As per me, you should opt for a management course, but you can also pursue B.Com (Hons) and try for CA. If you are not confident about CA then I would suggest, you should pursue BBA and aim for MBA. You can also pursue BA, hotel management or airport management course.