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Pritpal Singh
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After B.Com you can go with the following options:
1. CA/CS
2. MBA in Finance and Accounting
3. PGD in Finance and Accounting
4. MBA in General
5. Work in a Bank as an intern
6. Work as an accountant etc. You can ask your career questions on below link:
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1. CA/CS
2. MBA in Finance and Accounting
3. PGD in Finance and Accounting
4. MBA in General
5. Work in a Bank as an intern
6. Work as an accountant etc. You can ask your career questions on below link:
https://dlpindia.com/blog/career-talks/
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Ananya Dev
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Hi,
You can also work as tax consultant after completion of graduation and can gain experience. Interested candidates can also apply in banking field. Every year, many private and government banks hires the fresh B.Com graduates. Candidates can work in public as well as in private sector. You can apply for government jobs like bank, UPSC, etc.
You can also work as tax consultant after completion of graduation and can gain experience. Interested candidates can also apply in banking field. Every year, many private and government banks hires the fresh B.Com graduates. Candidates can work in public as well as in private sector. You can apply for government jobs like bank, UPSC, etc.
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Ashish Kumar
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B.Com (H) is the most popular course at Delhi University. You can pursue a range of career options after B.Com.
1. If you are graduating from the Shri Ram College of Commerce, you can easily secure a job at MBB or buldge bracket Investment Bank. Placements usually aren't a problem in that college.
2. You can write the CAT and look to pursue an MBA in India.
3. You can pursue CA and complete your articleship.
4. You can apply for a Masters at a foreign university or to the Delhi School of Economics.
5. You can sit for the UPSC examinations/the banking entrance tests etc.
6. You can switch careers and do law/journalism/public policy etc.
1. If you are graduating from the Shri Ram College of Commerce, you can easily secure a job at MBB or buldge bracket Investment Bank. Placements usually aren't a problem in that college.
2. You can write the CAT and look to pursue an MBA in India.
3. You can pursue CA and complete your articleship.
4. You can apply for a Masters at a foreign university or to the Delhi School of Economics.
5. You can sit for the UPSC examinations/the banking entrance tests etc.
6. You can switch careers and do law/journalism/public policy etc.
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Hem Lata
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The article in the link below will help you get a better idea about the course options available after B.Com.
https://www.shiksha.com/accounting-commerce/articles/course-options-after-b-com-blogId-12939.
https://www.shiksha.com/accounting-commerce/articles/course-options-after-b-com-blogId-12939.
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Manali Barad
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Here are the different career options after the B.Com graduation. Accountant. After your graduation immediately, you can work as an accountant and most of the fresh commerce graduates look for a job as an accountant. Tax Consultant. Human Resource. Banker. BPO / KPO. Auditor. Stock Broker. Lecturer.
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Jill Shah
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Hi Siddhesh,
First of all I would want to ask that is it just a yearlong gap you want to take or more? If it is just a yearlong gap then you can join in somewhere as an intern and get a little work experience along with that then start preparing for the entrance exams. I would say to have some work experience of about 2 years and then go for MBA. 1 year of experience would also work, so find out a job for yourself in the stream you would want to go further in (HR, marketing, finance and operations).
First of all I would want to ask that is it just a yearlong gap you want to take or more? If it is just a yearlong gap then you can join in somewhere as an intern and get a little work experience along with that then start preparing for the entrance exams. I would say to have some work experience of about 2 years and then go for MBA. 1 year of experience would also work, so find out a job for yourself in the stream you would want to go further in (HR, marketing, finance and operations).
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kanu vashisht
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There is a scope you can pursue teaching career, but it will be better, if you pursue MBA with the specialization in marketing or operations. That will be more beneficial.
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Parveen Kumar SharmaCommunication Skills Expert; Career and Life Coach
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PG Diploma in Mass Communication, Advertising and PR, Financial Management, HR or export as well. Basically, you can opt for management or social Science PG Diploma. You are eligible for all.
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Kukki Bala
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General eligibility for M.A. Economics is as below:
B.A. (Hons) in Economics subject
A minimum aggregate score of 50% at the level of graduation. The eligibility criteria may differ from college to college where for some universities, admission procedure is entrance exam. For some it is Merit based. As in, Delhi University eligibility for merit-based admissions is aggregate 50% in B.A. (Hons) Economics done from DU only.
B.A. (Hons) in Economics subject
A minimum aggregate score of 50% at the level of graduation. The eligibility criteria may differ from college to college where for some universities, admission procedure is entrance exam. For some it is Merit based. As in, Delhi University eligibility for merit-based admissions is aggregate 50% in B.A. (Hons) Economics done from DU only.
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