B.Com

Hi Anand,
It is a right time to pursue professional course like CMA (US), which can be completed within 8 months to 1 year, so within a year you will become an international professional accountant. CMA (US) is like an Indian ICWA and it has a scope all over the world.

To become eligible for TET, B.Ed is compulsory.

You should pursue MBA after completing B.Com. MBA has a very vast scope, and you can also get good salary packages.

If your institute is recognized by UGC or AICTE, then you won't face any problem in pursuing MBA.

Hi Riya,
I am pursuing my MBA in finance and based on my experience, I would suggest you to look for finance as the career prospects as there are ample of opportunities to climb up the ladder in the area of finance. Let me know if you need details on the course and duration. Will be happy to help you.

For getting into top management colleges, you need minimum 50% marks in your class 10th, 12th and graduation. For MBA, you can get admissions on basis of your entrance exams and rank you get.
Below mentioned is the list of top management colleges, which you can choose for pursuing MBA:
1) IIMs.
2) Xavier Institute of Management – Bhubaneswar.
3) SP Jain Institute of Management and Research – Mumbai.
4) UPES – Dehradun.
5) ICFAI University – Mumbai.

You can go for accountant jobs or write government job exams specially PSU bank, SBI clerical, PO or IBPS.

There is lot of scope for B.Com:
1) CA.
2) MBA.
3) M.Com and then Ph.D.
4) CS.
5) Bank jobs.
You can also go for research field after MBA by doing Ph.D.

There is lot of scope for B.Com:
1) CA.
2) MBA.
3) M.Com and then Ph.D.
4) CS.
You can also go for research field after MBA by doing Ph.D.