B.Com Scope

Yes, upon the completion of VIT BCom degree, you can apply for MBA (Master of Business Administration). However, it is crucial to learn about the particular requirements and any prerequisites of the MBA course you are interested in before applying. While some MBA programmes may favour candidates with specific undergraduate courses or accomplishments, others may require candidates to have some job experience. A BCom degree provides a strong foundation in business and commerce subjects, which can give you an edge in your MBA studies.

Companies that have recruited from the college include Shahi Exports Private Limited, Urban Clap, Genpact, Hindustan Times, and various educational institutions.Therefore, after completing a B.Com from Aditi Mahavidyalaya, you can expect to find opportunities in various sectors such as exports, services, consulting, media, and education, with a reasonable expectation of employment through campus placement initiatives.

Hindustan College of Arts and Science provides a wide range of specialisations for BCom students. However, graduates can find employment opportunities in relevant areas such as Banking, Business Executive, Entrepreneurship, Accounting, and more. Candidates can improve their skills and increase their job prospects by taking Add-on courses available in specific BCom specialisations, based on their interests and goals.

The average salary of jobs available immediately after BCom is around INR 2 Lakhs to 3 Lakhs per annum. One can, however, earn a much higher salary after gaining experience of about two to three years and gaining expertise in various sub-domains of commerce and finance.

Candidates can also prepare for competitive exam after BCom. It is in fact a popular choice among the youth in India. Most popular competitive exams are RBI Grade B Officer, SBI PO, SBI Clerk, IBPS Clerk, IBPS PO and LIC AAO.

Choice out of these two courses after B.Com solely depends on your interest that if you want to master in your specialisation you can go for M.Com or if you want to enter in manegerial sector you can go for MBA.

However my suggestion would be MBA as it would give you more opportunitiesto grab than M.Com. For MBA the selection of university matters so check for the placement records and rankings before admission.

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Yes, you can pursue an LLB after earning your BCom degree without having to take a BA or other integrated course! As a BCom graduate, you meet the primary requirement for admission to a three-year LLB programme which is having a bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognised university.