B.Com

Hello, based on the information you've provided, I'm assuming you're a civil draughtsman with fourteen years of experience and have a B.Com degree. You are now looking for further career opportunities where your graduation and work experience can get you a decent job. Both are different streams. As a civil draughtsman, you have to deal with the detailed technical drawings or plans section for buildings, dams, roads, airports, bridges, etc. B.Com on the other hand, is a graduation degree for accounting and commerce-related fields. Either you can work in private companies in the accounting or trading department, where some companies may consider your work experience for a particular job role like account advisory, technical advisory, or business executive consultant. Or you may simply apply for government jobs. Like you can give exam of RRB for railway jobs, LIC AAO exam, SSC CGL or RBI Assistant exam.

St. Joseph's College, Bangalore, has been conferred a College of Excellence status by the University Grants Commission.
The college offers a 3-year BCom in two specializations (Industry Integrated and Regular) at the undergraduate level. Admission to this course is merit-based, and the cut-off is usually high. It is around 90% for general merit and 75% for reserved categories.
To be eligible, students must have passed a 10+2 or equivalent exam from a recognized board and have mathematics and English as compulsory subjects.
The admission procedure is carried out only online. If candidates meet the eligibility criteria after submitting the form, they will be notified via email about their personal interview.

Pursuing an M.Sc. in Statistics is a great career choice for students who want to build a career in empirical research, as an analyst, or any other profession from the array of career opportunities that this course offers. According to the broad eligibility criteria for admission to the M.Sc. in Statistics most universities in India allow students to enroll in the M.Sc. If they have passed the B.Sc. in Statistics or had mathematics or Statistics as an honors subject during their Bachelor degree programme. Some universities and institutes also impose a condition of an aggregate graduation score of 60%. Basically, the candidates should have studied subjects like mathematics and other related and relevant subjects. So, yes, you may pursue an M.Sc. In Statistics after you complete your B.Com, depending on whether that is permitted by the university you wish to apply to.