Banking, Finance & Insurance

Hey,
Traditionally, it has been the preferred industry for the best talent across the world.
I will not be able to give you a specific course recommendation because you have not shared your current academic qualification. But, fundamentally this is a field which gives a lot of weightage and importance to your qualifications. Ideally, we recommend that a student should gather more than one qualification to improve their employment and growth prospects in this industry.
The most ideal combination would be to get a very good academic degree, a good vocational qualification like a Diploma or PG in banking and finance and plenty of professional certificate. The professional credentials could include CA/CS/CMA/NCFM/NISM/CFP/CFA.
When you join the BFSI industry remember that learning is not going to be a life long journey. And therefore you should be prepared to keep pursuing various certification throughout your career.
I hope I have been able to give broad perspective on the issue. Feel free to ask for specific clarifications.

Your child may pursue CS along with your B.Com/B.Com (Hons) graduation/B.Com(SOL). Company Secretary Course can very well be done along with your commerce graduation. However, you will have to wait till you complete your HSC Commerce with minimum 50% marks in aggregate. B.Com (Hons) and Company Secretary Course can be done simultaneously and in fact there are thousands of students who opt for the Company Secretary / Chartered Accountant / Cost Accountancy course alongside the graduation. However please take care that you don't neglect graduation studies at all. Your Commerce graduation is a solid foundation for your post-graduation ahead in life. It happens that since the professional courses like CA CS CWA require lot of hard work and time, students neglect the graduation studies. This should be avoided. If you think you won't be able to manage both at the same time, you may apply for CS programme later once you complete your graduation. You will also have the benefit of pursuing the Executive programme directly after graduation.