Accounting & Commerce

Certified Bank Manager Programme: A 2-year course covering the areas of banking and financial services, money, banking laws and regulations, treasury, credit, risk management and banking strategy. The course is offered by the Institute of Bank Management and Research (IBMR), Hyderabad.
Diploma in Banking & Services (DBFS): This is a post graduate 2-year diploma course offered by the Institute Of Finance, Banking & Insurance (IFBI), Mumbai. A graduate student in any discipline with minimum 50% marks is eligible for this course, along with a personal interview.
Certified Financial Planners: Certified course (6 months to 1 Year) is offered by various institutes: Financial Planning Academy (FPA), Mumbai , BLB Institute of Financial Markets (BIFM), Delhi/NCR, and Indian Institute of Financial Planning (IIFP), Mumbai. Graduates in any discipline are eligible for this course, along with undergraduates and working professional. A CFP certification with specialisation in financial planning, Insurance and Risk Management, Investment planning, Tax Planning offers great job opportunities for students.
Certificate Course in Project Finance: The certificate course in Project Finance is conducted by two institutes in India: Indian Institute of Banking & Finance (IIBF) and Institute for Financial Management and Research (IFMR). It provides advanced skills and practical knowledge in the field of project appraisal, lending, financing, etc.
CRISIL Certified Analyst Programme (CCAP): This is a two-year programme, combining coursework, job assignments and interactive seminars, is undertaken by CRISIL, the country's leading Research, Ratings, Risk and Policy Advisory company. Graduates with at least 50% marks and qualifying CAT, XAT or CRISIL Aptitude Test are eligible for the course. This course helps students to acquire exceptional financial and business skills.

Certified Bank Manager Programme: A 2-year course covering the areas of banking and financial services, money, banking laws and regulations, treasury, credit, risk management and banking strategy. The course is offered by the Institute of Bank Management and Research (IBMR), Hyderabad.
Diploma in Banking & Services (DBFS): This is a post graduate 2-year diploma course offered by the Institute Of Finance, Banking & Insurance (IFBI), Mumbai. A graduate student in any discipline with minimum 50% marks is eligible for this course, along with a personal interview.
Certified Financial Planners: Certified course (6 months to 1 Year) is offered by various institutes: Financial Planning Academy (FPA), Mumbai , BLB Institute of Financial Markets (BIFM), Delhi/NCR, and Indian Institute of Financial Planning (IIFP), Mumbai. Graduates in any discipline are eligible for this course, along with undergraduates and working professional. A CFP certification with specialisation in financial planning, Insurance and Risk Management, Investment planning, Tax Planning offers great job opportunities for students.
Certificate Course in Project Finance: The certificate course in Project Finance is conducted by two institutes in India: Indian Institute of Banking & Finance (IIBF) and Institute for Financial Management and Research (IFMR). It provides advanced skills and practical knowledge in the field of project appraisal, lending, financing, etc.
CRISIL Certified Analyst Programme (CCAP): This is a two-year programme, combining coursework, job assignments and interactive seminars, is undertaken by CRISIL, the country's leading Research, Ratings, Risk and Policy Advisory company. Graduates with at least 50% marks and qualifying CAT, XAT or CRISIL Aptitude Test are eligible for the course. This course helps students to acquire exceptional financial and business skills.

Capitalist is a person who uses their wealth to invest in trade and industry for profit in accordance with the principles of capitalism.
Onceyou get the idea the next job is to arrange the money, you can either use your own money or raise it from other sources. Best would be approach an educational institution and tell them that you'll use the excess money in their bank account to make them more money. Educational institutions are often interested in offers like these and think of it this way, education sector sucks money and spends a less amount of that.
Next thing you need to keep in mind is, invest in parts because failures are more than success and especially in this indian market where VCs just keep pumping money in companies that either don't have the product or team to make them profitable.

A commerce graduate has ample scope of exploring various career opportunities after completion of graduation.
M. Com:
The most ideal option for a student who completes B. Com is post graduation in commerce. There are a sea of job opportunities after completion of M. Com. Some of the options which one can think of pursuing after completion of M. Com are as below:
Job in banking sector:
IBPS (Institute of Banking Personnel Selection) conducts regular examinations known as CWE the score of which is used by various banks for selection of persons for various posts. Banks now-a-days don't conduct separate exams for selection of candidates for their vacancies. Hence the score of the CWE is becoming increasingly relevant these days. You can utilize the period of your post graduation for preparation of CWE.
CS:
Company Secretaryship is one of the lucrative career option after B.Com. CS is offered by the Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI) and the duration is three years. There are three stages to become a qualified company secretary. The stages comprises of foundation course, intermediate stage and training. You are already eligible for the initial two stages as you will complete your graduation soon.
Company secretary plays a very special role in a private as well as public limited company. He is responsible for answering queries of shareholders, providing advice to the board, handling legal matters and various other company affairs.
MBA (Finance/Investments):
The most favored option by many of the commerce graduates is of post graduation in Management. I would however like to emphasize that you should go for MBA in Finance. Though named as specialization in Finance, the course mostly specializes on managing financial investments.
After completion of MBA or PGDBM you can easily get a job in financial services sector. As the space of financial services has become increasingly crowded due to presence of candidates with similar kind of skills, you need to differentiation yourself from others. Hence I would like to suggest you to go for any specialized certification courses such as CIMA, CPA/ CFA etc.