B.Com Scope

You are advised to seek admission in MCA. Any graduate who has passed or appearing for the final year 3 years graduation degree examination in any discipline (Science, Commerce, Arts, Engineering or any approved University) is eligible to apply for admission in MCA postgraduate degree course. Candidates must have mathematics as a subject in their 10+2 course or any one year of graduation degree. Following are best MCA Colleges in India:
(a) Department of Computer Science, University of Delhi
(b )Jawaharlal Nehru University - New Delhi
(c) Birla Institute of Technology (BIT), Ranchi
(d) Hyderabad Central University
(e) National Institute of Technology (NIT), Trichy
(f) National Institute of Technology (NIT) - Surathkal
(g) PSG College of Technology - Coimbatore
(h) NIT- National Institute of Technology, Rourkela
(i) MN National Institute of Technology (NIT) - Allahabad
(j) Vellore Institute Of Technology - Vellore (Tamil Nadu)
(k) Manav Rachna International University

B.Com (H) is the most popular course. You can pursue a range of career options after B.Com.
1. If you are graduating from colleges like 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.
7. You can travel/ take a gap year to figure out what you want to do in life.

Very easy. Look at the chart and make a buy or sell call. Because no one can prove you wrong in irrespective of the outcome. If price moves with your prediction, you are the boss. If price goes against you, you were taking contrarian call.
Recent nobel prize winner Eugene Fama got this award for proving this very point. Search for LTCM on google. You will get a case history where nobel prize winners thought they could predict the market and lost many Billions in few weeks. If someone is telling you that there is a way to predict which way market will go, he is making a fool of himself and please stay away from such fools.
Don't believe me. Follow any business news channel for one month. Lot of technical analyst presents their view. Invariably you will find half of them saying going down and other half saying going up. Simultaneously you can do an experiment at home. Daily morning anytime during the day, toss a coin. Head -- Goes up. Tails--- Goes down. Compare with market movements. You will do better than analysts.
Look at the analysts award presented by Zee. In 2012 and 2013, you will be surprised to see that hardly anyone from the list of winners in 2012, appear again in 2013. Do they become fool after receiving awards? Of course not. Because they were not right in the first place. They were plain lucky in 2012. Luck ran out in 2013 and someone else's guesses were much better in 2013.