Accounting & Commerce

Dear Sanjay,
With B.Com degree your options are:
Chartered Accountancy (CA),
Certified Financial Analyst (CFA),
Cost Accountancy (from ICWA),
Company Secretary ship (CS),
Stock Broking or
MBA.
CAs are Audit and Account experts. Besides maintaining accounts in a firm, their work includes accountancy, auditing, and cost accountancy, taxation, investigation and consultancy.
An MBA will open up options in all industries in marketing, finance, human resources, IT and systems and operations. CS, CA, ICWA and CFA are certifications you can get by clearing exams after Class XII run by:ICSI (www.icsi.edu),
ICAI (www.icai.org),
ICWAI (www.icwai.org) and
ICFAI (www.icfai.org) respectively.
An MBA is a post graduate course while stock broker needs graduation and 2 years of experience with a stock broking firm. You may choose any course based on your interest, aptitude and career objective.
You can also refer the links given below:
https://www.shiksha.com/career-in-commerce-article-4662-1
Hope it will help you, feel free ask more.
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Graduate-level professional courses are not offered through correspondence/distance. But there are Institutions offering full-time LLB where attendance is not compulsory, you only have to appear for the written examinations. However, such Institutions are not given much weight-age by employers, so it might not help you a lot. But, otherwise it is a very good combination of courses/degrees. Since you have done B.Com. as well, it will be easier for you to understand and master laws relating to finance, tax, trade, etc. and based on that, after completion of LLB, you can either join a corporate house as a part of their legal team or join a law firm.