B.Com

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 unive

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 nowada

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

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

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.

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

Eligibility for Bachelor of Commerce:
The basic eligibility for admission to any of the B.Com program is mentioned below.
Candidates must pass in Higher Secondary School examination from a recognized educational board.
They should have maths and English as core subjects.
Minimum 50% marks are required a

Hello Aksa,
It will be difficult without work experience as business schools prefer applicants with a minimum of 2-years of work experience for the MBA programmes. You can look out for PG Diploma programmes, very popular here and also you can check out the MS Management courses.