Accounting & Commerce

Yes, you can do MBA or M.Com.

You can pursue MBA in finance or M.Com after PGDA, but M.Com is nowadays an old course, so MBA in finance is better than M.Com.

Hi,
It is up to your interest, if you think of doing hotel management course. Then try IHM institutes all over India, if planning for MBA then try for IIMs, SIMSREE, JBIMS, Christ, PSG, BHU, NIT-T, IIT-D, NIETE, NMIMS, XLRI, PUMBA, Amity, etc.
If you want to do MBA in hotel management then follow the link given below:
https://hospitality.shiksha.com/mba-hotel-management-colleges-in-india-categorypage-6-84-281-0-0-1-1-2-none-1-0

Hi Dinesh,
MBA from abroad if done from a good and reputed university is a good choice or decision. You can gain some work experience before you apply for a MBA, this will help build a strong application and also you will know your career plans.

I am not aware whether BHU is offering B.Com or not. But, the average salary package that a person or a graduate gets is around 25k-30k. And yes, if it's BHU, then you surely will get placed in a reputed firm.

As per NASSCOM Indian IT Industry, revenues grew by 13% in FY2015 and it added 2,30,000 employees in FY15. NASSCOM has forecasted that IT industry exports will grow by 12-14% and domestic market by 15-17% in FY2016. Therefore, there is still a large scope for computer science graduates (B.Tech CS/IT or M.Sc CS/IT or MCA).

You can go for M.Com, MA in economics, MBA, LLB, LLM, etc. courses but try to get into the top colleges for better career aspects. The choice of course is up to your overall interest.

You can either pursue MBA in finance and banking or M.Com. It deals with accountancy.

Hi,
If you want to do commerce with mathematics then below are the most popular courses we have listed. Take a look at these:
C.A
B.F.A
MBA
BAF
BMS
BMM
BBI
More courses as listed below:
Bachelor of Commerce
Chartered Accountant
Cost Management
Financial analysts Courses
Computer Software development
System Architect
Web developers
Multimedia designer
System/IT manager
Database Administrator
Data processing assistant/ Data Entry Operator
Servicing and Maintenance Technician
Technology management
Economist

Commerce without mathematics also has many career opportunities. There are certain courses of business and finance, many of which do not require mathematics as a subject. It includes CA, banking, CWA, business management, designing and so on. It is still useful to have mathematics as a subject, but it is not imperative if you have some basic knowledge and mathematical skill. There are still various options not related to commerce, such as law, civil services, mass communication, hotel management and so on, which you can still take up even after you complete your intermediate with or without mathematics.