B.Com

Hello Vasundhara, There are several career options available for commerce graduates like MBA, CA, CS, MA etc. All of these are quite known career options and lots of students pursue their career in these fields.

For PhD, you need to have a good master degree along with crisp proposal from abroad. B.Com is not a constrain for doing any degree from abroad. You might also need to clear some of the English tests like TOEFL or GRE for PhD.

I think it's bcom as in bcom you get an overall idea and your horizon is wider not just for MBA but for other professions as well.

Though you have the minimum required percentage, but what is your CMAT score? The last year cutoff score was 181

Dear,
You can take admission in B.Com LLB five year integrated course. In this course, you can get both the degrees in five years.

With this score you must to be good in GD-PI. For this year 80 percent weightage given to the GD-PI because SIES believes in the overall personality while selecting students considering their past academic records, work experience, if any.

As a matter of your score you are eligible

There are several career options available for commerce graduates like MBA, CA, CS, MA etc. MBA, CA, CS, etc. are quite known career options and lots of students pursue their career in these fields and these are quite saturated fields.

Dear Surbhi,
After completing B. Com, there are a number of options available for you: The most common choices are:
1. Chartered Accountant (CA).
2. Masters of Commerce (M.Com).
3. Masters of Business Administration (MBA in Finance).
4. Certified Management Accountant (CMA).
5. Certified Public Accounting

Hi Prasad,
LLB and MBA are two very different career options that cannot be compared. It completely depends on what interests you more. I suggest you to speak to someone, who is a lawyer and is working or practicing right now and also speak to someone, who is an industry professional after MBA in fi