B.Com

Hiii Gitika,first of all i would lke to convey warm wishes to you that you are reallly incredible.Very few girls are passionate about there future,career and goal,you are one of those such rare girls.You are really taking great pains to establish yourself and this makes you more wonderfull girl.Hatt's off to you.Now read the contens carefully.Actuarial sciences involve financial and risk management in the insurance sector, including areas like banking, investment , healthcare, etc. To practice as an actuarial scientist in India, one has to be a member of the Institute of Actuaries of India (IAI) and qualify for the various academic programmes.Actuaries are the backbone of the Insurance and Pension Industries. They apply mathematical, statistical and economic analyses to a wide range of practical problems in insurance, investment, financial planning and management. In short, they are disciplined problem – solvers. A creative aspect of the work of Actuaries is forecasting of future contingent events.Actuaries are often called upon to make decisions concerned with the financial soundness of Insurance companies and Pension funds. Actuaries, by virtue of their analytical and incisive outlook, can make significant contributions in the fields like demography, social welfare, etc. An actuary can be the cerebral centre of any financial sector.Job Opportunities (In India)-At present primary employer of actuaries in India is Life Insurance Corporation of India., further scope is widening with the avenues opened by other insurance companies in India too like MetLife, etc. However, actuaries can function effectively in any sector where finance, investment, statistics or scientifically based forecasting is involved. By the time a person qualifies as an actuary, he acquires techniques that can be constructively employed in a number of fields; on his own, he can explore new avenues where his services can be gainfully utilised. A number of actuaries have set up their own consultancy firms to advise in matters like gratuity and other retirement benefit schemes.
I hope this is enough,if you require any more informations do let me know on milind.kkumar@gmail.com,we will figure out more options Gikita.Do well and prepare well and yes.keep in touch

Hi,
*Institutes-
1. PIRON School of Business and Finance
2. Financial Training Institute
3. H L Center for Professional Education
Also refer- https://www.shiksha.com/acca-qualifications-making-careers-in-finance-accounting-article-5979-1
*BBA is a professional degree where theoretical concepts like management information systems, fundamentals of Human Resource Management (HRM), Financial Law, and fundamentals of marketing are taught and supplemented by practical experience of case studies, industry visits, presentations and summer placements. A BBA degree by itself might fetch you a job at the entry level, but will not provide you with enough growth opportunities unless you follow it up with an MBA from an institute of repute.
A B.Com degree equips a student with fundamentals and concepts on Accountancy, Business Administration, Finance, Economics and Industrial Policies. B.Com is and always has been a lucrative career option among students. It is the first big step for students who wish to pursue careers in Finance, Taxation and Accountancy. It is the basic qualification required for students who want to pursue a career as CA / ICWA / CS. After completing your B.Com, a student can further his academic qualification by doing an M.Com from a recognized university.
You can even do your MBA after B.Com and specialize in finance, if you still want to be remotely connected with commerce and you are good with numbers.
If you are planning to start your professional career immediately after class 12, BBA is a good choice as it is a professional course compared to B.Com which is a stream in the general line.
So take a wise decision.
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Hi,
Candidates can go for a wide range of careers after completing the B.Com course. You can choose a field and accordingly pick a suitable course. A few options-
Chartered accountancy
Company secretaryship
Cost and works accountancy
Law
Civil services
Mass communication
Hotel management
You can chose to pursue MBA or M.COM in-
Accountancy
Bank Management
Computer Applications
Applied Economics
Corporate Finance
e-Commerce
Finance and Taxation
International Business
Taxation
Trade and Services
As per your interest, you may also consider picking M.COM Tourism Administration
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Hi,
Ideally you should go for M.COM, LLB or MBA Finance. However if you are passionate to make a career in IT sector, then you may go for MCA.
Go for regular study if have studied Maths in class XII.
Without Maths, you can opt the following ways-
1. Pick Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Applications which will make you eligible for 2nd year M.C.A through lateral entry and simultaneously pursue DOEACC A Level.
2. Distance M.C.A with I.G.N.O.U as it allows you to clear Maths exam and then proceed with the master program.
Simultaneously, you can opt for industry relevant certifications in order to enhance the career opportunities.
You may refer the links:-
"Additional Certifications.A door to success!"
https://ask.shiksha.com/additional-certifications-a-door-to-success-qna-1878827
"Top 10 IT Certifications for 2012"
https://www.shiksha.com/top-10-it-certifications-for-2012-article-5264-1
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Hi,
After completing B.Com you have 2 options:
1.To opt for a job.
2.To opt for further studies (MBA, M.Com etc)
However as per your profile I would suggest you to work for 2-3 years after completing your graduation and then opt for further studies.
The advantage of this step would be:
- You will gain relevant work experience.
- After working you will know which course to pursue that can further enhance your career prospects.
If you are interested in pursuing MBA, then this work experience would help you to decide which specialization to opt in MBA that can further enhance your career prospects, however as per your profile pursuing MBA in finance would be the best option for you.
After completing MBA in finance you may look out for exciting careers in banks, financial consultancies and financial institutions.
You may get involved in consumer and investment banking, institutional finance, merchant banking, corporate finance and international finance.
This work experience of yours will give you competitive advantage over other candidates with no work experience during MBA admission.
Finally if you work for some years then you may yourself manage the expenses for your further studies.
Please note that, the final selection in full time MBA or PGDM program is made on the basis of:
1. Education background of the students. i.e. 50% marks in graduation.
2. Score in various management entrance tests like CAT, MAT, XAT, etc
3. Performance in group discussions and personal interview.
4. Work experience if any.
5. Other activities like participating in various event like debates, quiz, extra curricular activities, etc.
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Hi,
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Hi,
The B.Com. programme provides a good knowledge base for a range of careers. These are broadly of two types:
Those in business and finance such as CA, company secretaryship (CS), cost and works accountants (ICWA), banking.
Others, including or related to Finance, Law, Mass Communication, Hotel Management, etc.
A commerce education can lead to jobs with corporations and banks as investment bankers, managers, financial consultants, accountants, advisers etc. Accountancy is key in this field and if you are good with numbers, you can excel as a CA. Even if you have not cleared the PCC. you can still get into finance-related careers through programmes such as ICWA and CS.
You may even consider diplomas in banking and finance, treasury management and financial planning offered by a number of institutes.
Commerce graduates can also take competitive examinations for recruitment to the civil services, including the Indian Administrative Service, Indian Police Service, Indian Foreign Service, Indian Economic Services and others.
After B.Com, you may also do an MBA, even if it is a correspondence programme, as long as it is from a recognized university. If you are interested in non-finance courses, there are number of diplomas available in fields such as mass communication, event management, and travel and tourism. Much depends on your interests and the field of work you wish to focus on.
You may also refer the link below:-
https://ask.shiksha.com/what-after-b-com-job-or-higher-studies-qna-2169117
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Hi,
Please remember in order to pursue full time MBA or PGDM program you need to be graduate in any field with atleast 50% marks in graduation.
So having a drop of one year will not affect your chances of getting admission in MBA program, however you need to have atleast 50% aggregate marks in graduation.
Besides 50% marks in graduation you also need to have high scores in MAT, CAT etc for admission in MBA program.
Please note that, the final selection in full time MBA or PGDM program is made on the basis of:
1. Education background of the students. i.e. 50% marks in graduation.
2. Score in various management entrance tests like CAT, MAT, XAT, etc
3. Performance in group discussions and personal interview.
4. Work experience if any.
5. Other activities like participating in various event like debates, quiz, extra curricular activities, etc.
Now coming to studying abroad then please remember the history of backlogs or getting failed, would not affect your chances of getting admission in universities abroad as long as you fulfil the eligibility criteria for admission however please make sure that by the time you apply for admission you should not any more backlogs and all your pending backlogs a re cleared.
I would request aru.chopra to give you detailed information regarding admission in M.Com.
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All the Best.