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Contributor-Level 6
You can't pursue M.Com along with B.Com. M.Com is a post graduation course which you can do after completion of your graduation. There are many opportunities after doing M.Com. - You can work as an Auditor. - You can choose any finance company to do a job. - You can also make your career in Banking and finance sector, Electronic marketing and Stock Broking etc. - After completion of your M.Com. You will be eligible to give exams like UGC NET/JRF, etc.
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Scholar-Level 17
Yes, Ayya Nadar Janaki Ammal College have B.Com in Professional accounting. You can get full details by given link- https://www.shiksha.com/college/ayya-nadar-janaki-ammal-college-tamil-nadu-other-24044/courses/bcom-bc
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Scholar-Level 17
CS (Company Secretary). ICWA (Institute of Cost and Management Accounts). Financial Management. Cost Accountant. Operations Team Leader (OTL). Project Manager. SAP (Solutions Application Product) Consultant.
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Guide-Level 14
All subjects are good and have own value in job sector. But you have good knowledge in course. Company Secretary is responsible for the efficient running of the company administration in regard to the compliance with the legal and regulatory requirement and for ensuring the decisions made my board of directors are implemented. Master of Commerce or M.Com is a full of theoretical subject. M.Com is a postgraduate Master Degree which specializes in commerce, accounting, management and economics related subjects. Just like the Bachelor of Commerce. MBA is a practical degree and improve your personality while giving you theoretical knowl
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7 years agoGuide-Level 14
After completing B.Com,you can apply for various exams like UPSC, RRB exams, State government exams, etc. Or, you can apply for MBA!
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