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Deepti Singh

Guide-Level 12

You have multiple options after B.Com such as MCA, M.Com, MBA and finance certifications.
You will be eligible to do MCA if you had maths at +2 stage. It is a very good option if you want to make your career in IT industry.
M.Com focuses on commerce, accounting, management and economics related subjects and prepares you for finance and accounting jobs in enterprises.
MBA is a generic course on business management and administration and it focuses on functional areas of business such as accounting, finance, marketing, human resources, and operations. MBA provides wider options in different functions and various types of industries. Altho
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Deepti Singh

Guide-Level 12

You 1st decide in which field you want to make your career. If you want to take interior as business then go ahead, but for the sake of job, don't mismatch these two fields. After completing B.Com, I would suggest you to go for professional courses like CA, CS, CMA or MBA from good colleges. But after all, it's a matter of interest. So, if you really want to make your career in interior design, then sought more information on the same, like it's scope, future, income and disadvantages if any, but don't keep on changing your career stream.

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Jewel PSStudent Counselor

Contributor-Level 10

Hi Arshad, 43% is too low and not an acceptable score abroad including Italy. You should continue your studies in India and maintain a decent score to qualify to study abroad.

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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle

Guide-Level 14

Hi Vanrajsinh,
After B.Com, you can pursue PG Diploma in accounting, professional accounting, finance, supply chain and logistics, banking and insurance, etc. Since, you have a three year degree course applying to a Masters will be difficult. You must also check the IELTS score requirements on university websites, for PG level studies normally 6.5 is required but universities can consider or give some flexibility.

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Guide-Level 12

The best options in front of you after a B.Com (honors) are:
1. MBA finance from a reputed B-School which has 100% campus recruitment. You need to appear for CAT or similar exams for that. It's of no use to waste 10 to 20 lakhs INR in an ordinary MBA college as they are abundant in the country nowadays. Most students passing out from ordinary MBA colleges are either remaining unemployed or working for 5 to 10k salaried jobs. So if it is an MBA, it must be from an IIM or similar ranked B-school.
2. You may go for Indian Professional Accounting Course like CA/ICWA. However, get ready to study hard for the next 3 to 5 years before you start
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Guide-Level 12

You can go for the following courses:
Charted Accountancy
Company Secretory
Masters in Commerce
Law
ICWA

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Guide-Level 12

Of course, both the syllabuses are inter related and M.Com becomes very easy if you have well prepared for CMA syllabus.

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alok kumar

Contributor-Level 9

3-year LLB degree is a good option after B.Com. You can specialize in direct and indirect taxes to become independent tax lawyer which is a very high paying job.

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Tanushree Mitra

Guide-Level 12

Hi Suyash,
You can decide this basis the percentage you obtain in class 12 and your budget. Top private universities will be more expensive compared to government universities even though the admission requirements may be flexible. You must also check the placement and reputation of the university or institute in the market.

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