Accounting & Commerce

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.

ICWAI is itself a distance learning programs with study cum admin centre in all major cities in India. Definitely, you may pursue ICWA. For more details and its procedures, kindly visit the respective website of ICWA (ICMAI).

Getting a good job in banking sector BBA or B.com both are the good options and somewhere, it also depends on your interest. B.Com Banking and Finance is on basic principles involved in the Banking field whereas BBA Banking and Finance is on management of various fields involved in banking sector.
But B.Com Banking and Finance degree has a stable career ahead, this degree is well suited for banking jobs.

ICICI Direct Centre for Financial learning is a training provider for CFP program with FPSB (Financial Planning Standards Board) in India. We have various discounts available on the course.
Regards,
Team ICFL

Completing B.Com with IPCC group 1 would not completely fill in the conceptual knowledge required for financial & investment analysis, portfolio management, etc. It will certainly give you the knowledge required in accounting & auditing.
Regards, Team ICFL

If you are saying that in graduation you are having 42 % marks so in that you will not get the admission. Recommending you a distance course along with gain work experience through some live projects.