B.Com

Hi,
You can think of these below mentioned options for your career, especially abroad:
• Development studies
• MBA in finance, marketing or international business
• Law
• Mass communication
• Advertising
• CA or CS
• Travel and tourism
• Foreign language
• Project management certificate
Choose as per your interest and caliber.
All the best.

Hi,
No, you are not eligible for Aviation after B.com. If you have completed 12th with science stream then you will be eligible.
Below, I am indicating aviation related information:
Aviation:
Aviation relates to all aspects of an aircraft and courses in India deal with-
Flying operation,
Aircrew,
Aircraft,
Air Traffic management,
Technical aspects of Flight,
Aviation Safety,
Regulatory policies and economics of airport.
Eligibility Criteria:
12th standard certificate
Height requirement:
For boys- 5ft. 7inches
For girls- 5ft. 2inches
Weight should be in proportion to height.
Minimum level of English fluency is required.
Best of luck.

Courses like Java, .net are highly recommended by companies. However, you need to be proficient enough to answer a question in interviews, if you complete a certification.

It will be difficult to get a job in the IT sector with a B.Com degree. You can work as a tester or research assistant in an IT firm if you are from a prestigious university like DU.

I guess PG in finance related courses will be a suitable option. You can try to score high in CAT and try to get into IIM - Calcutta, which is known for finance. Apart from this, Institute for Financial Management and Research (Chennai) is a core finance college.

You can get admission, but it depends on the cut off of a college in which you will apply.

600 score in CAT is compulsory for Christ.

Hello Ayesha,
By doctor, if you mean Ph.D, then yes. You first need to complete your B.Com + M.Com and then appear for Ph.D and write good theses.

You are advised to do basic courses on computers fundamentals including hardware concepts, then you may go for various CISCO certification to have career in networking with an aim to be a CCNA.