B.Com Scope

Hi Hiral,
I am sharing the information regarding the courses available after B.Com. Go through the courses you will get your answer. Being a commerce graduate, you can choose from a wide range of career options. I am highlighting some of the popular courses that you can pursue after your graduation. Firstly, you can select from the type of categories:
Masters Degree
Professional Courses (including international certifications)
PG Diploma Courses
PG Certificate Courses
In each category, you can further explore a variety of course options.
1. Masters Degree:
Masters of Commerce (M.Com)
Masters of Business Administration (MBA)
2. Professional Courses:
Chartered Accountancy
Company Secretary
CFP or Certified Financial Planner
CFA or Certified Financial Accountant
3. Professional Courses (International certifications):
CPA or Certified Professional Accountant
CMA or Certified Management Accountant
ACCA or Association of Chartered Certified Accountants
4. Other courses:
PG Diploma in Banking, insurance, taxation, investment banking
This was a comprehensive list of courses that a commerce graduate can wish to pursue. However, students from other fields can also choose these career options as per their interests. You also have numerous creative courses like fashion designing, digital marketing, animation, hotel management, mass communication etc. What matters is your own passion and interest as to which course you want to select. At the end of the day, it's your inclination towards a specific career option which is most important.

Business management:
Canada is considered as a top destination for international MBA students. After US and UK, Canada is becoming a hot spot for management studies. MBA programs in Canada are considerably more affordable than in the US.
Hospitality management:
Canada is a world-renowned tourism destination with a booming hospitality business. Hospitality and tourism colleges in Canada can help you develop the skills necessary to work with hotels, airlines, travel companies, and cruise lines.
Health Science:
Health Science covers a wide variety of healthcare subjects. Canadian colleges offer ample of health sciences and technology program such as Occupational Health and Safety, Radiation Therapy, international healthcare initiatives, and population health and so on.Science and engineering:
Canadian engineering degrees are well received across the world and also give a competitive edge to international students while applying for a job. The procedure for accrediting an engineering programme is undertaken by the Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board (CEAB), a working Board of the Engineers Canada (EC). Information Technology:
The Information Technology industry is growing at a high pace in Canada in terms of creative design and innovation. Canada provides maximum number of employment opportunities for IT grads. In the next five years, the demand for ICT workers in Canada will increase. Post graduation in IT can be done at Canadian universities and community colleges.