Career

Courses Available after 12th Commerce
Finance
Banking
Chartered Accountancy
Company Secretary
Insurance
Foreign Trade
Stock Broking & Investment Analyst
Economics
Career Prospects in Commerce
The career prospects in commerce and its interdisciplinary domains such as Banking, Chartered Accountancy, Company Secretary, Economics, Stock Broking, Cost Work and Accountancy, and Agricultural Economics are extremely bright. B.Com along with Chartered Accountancy or MBA will pay you to a larger extent. These degrees will able to pay you to have a good position in public and private organisations. If you are ambitious and hardworking, you may also make your niche in the field if financial engineering. Choosing CA after 12th is interesting and challenging options. It shouldn't club with B.Com or other courses. After graduation in commerce, one can choose M.Com, Business Economics, Finance Control, MA Economics MA operational and Research Statistics at Postgraduate level.
Career Options in Commerce
Accountant
Accountant Executive
Chartered Accountant
Company secretary
Cost Accountant
Finance Analyst
Finance Planner
Finance Manager
Finance Controller
Finance Consultant
Investment Analyst
Stock Broker
Portfolio Manager
Tax Auditor
Tax Consultant
Auditor
Statistician
Economist
Job Opportunity in Commerce
More or less, all the organisations have financial managers, treasurers, controller, credit manager, and other financial staff who made their financial reports for tax and other requirements. The employment opportunities in commerce fields are lucrative. The door of both private and public organisation is open for commerce graduates. They may work in this organisation as Manager, Auditors, Specialist, Consultant, Management Executive, Account Executive, Junior Accountant, CA, Book Keeper, Entrepreneur etc. The importance of commerce graduates further increases after sea changes in various parameters of Indian Economy like bank deposits, mutual funds, stock markets, venture capital, insurance schemes and portfolio management. Teaching may also be one of the options after pursuing higher studies.
Main Employers
Public Organisations
Big Business houses/firms
Small Business houses,firms
Finance and Leasing
Banks
MNCs
TNCs
BPOs
KPOs
Software industry, etc.

Consultants typically need a minimum of a Bachelor's degree in business management or business administration. Other business-related fields, such as marketing or accounting, may be appropriate for those entering this career. Courses in a business program may include accounting, management principles, financial modeling, business law, marketing, and communications.
An advanced degree, such as a Master of Business Administration (MBA) with a specialization in consulting, may improve career possibilities and may result in higher starting salaries. Programs typically include courses in strategic management, consulting practices, and business development.
Certification
Employers may favor consultants who are certified. The Institute for Management Consultants (IMC U.S.A.) offers the Certified Management Consultant credential to consultants who pass a series of written and oral exams (www.imcusa.org). This certification lasts three years, and it may be renewed by completing academic courses or other requirements set by the IMC U.S.A.

Hi Arjun,
B.F.A (Fine Arts) - Stands for Bachelor of Fine Arts. Typically, a Bachelor of Fine Arts is a three year course, minimum eligibility for which is an intermediate (10+2). Fine Arts is an art form which is developed mainly for aesthetics rather than practical application. Subjects studied under this degree are drawing, painting, figure drawing, portraiture, watercolor, art-making concept development, and art history critique.
Eligibility: The eligibility required for Bachelors Degree in Fine Arts is a higher seconday (10+2) pass. Usually, the course duration for this course is 3-4 years in most of the institutes and universities. Foundation and specialization course are taught in the first and remaining years respectively.
The career opportunities for the professionals are huge. They can find employment in various areas like: -
Animation
Advertising companies
Art studios
Clothing industry
Dance studios
Digital media
Fashion houses
Magazines
Manufacturers
On-Line services
Print making
Publishing houses
Sculpture
Television
Publishing industry
Graphic arts
Teaching
Films and theater productions
Textile industry
For institutes offering BFA, refer the link below:
http://goo.gl/43U0UX
Nothing but your innermost talent and passion should lead you to the course and the institute you choose.
Hope this helps.
Wish you luck.

UPSC stands for Union Public Service Commission which conducts exams for recruiting people to the Civil Services of the Government of India. It is a three level examination consisting of a preliminary exam, a main exam and an interview. Recruitment is done for various different posts such as IAS, IFS, IPS, and IRS etc.
Top 10 Preparation Tips for UPSC
Tip #1
For coming out successful in the UPSC exam one needs to be well motivated and confident about his/her own abilities because only if one believes in them can they put in 100% efforts.
Tip #2
To begin with the preparation the candidates should regularly follow one national newspaper and magazines to keep them updated of the latest happenings in and around the world.
Tip #3
Also the candidates should be well aware of the pattern of the UPSC which is a three stage examination and direct their efforts accordingly.
Tip #4
The syllabus should be studied well and one by one the topics should be taken up and should be prepared in great detail.
Tip #5
It is advisable to choose subjects which you are studying or you have already studied. This will help you do well since you already know about the subject. Only a little more effort and revision will be needed.
Tip #6
The candidates should be dedicated enough because it may require more than 1 attempt to crack the UPSC exam.
Tip #7
Also, a good teacher who can guide you well can prove to be a great advantage because the teacher can plan your schedule so that your efforts are not wasted.
Tip #8
It is advisable for the candidates to have discussions with fellow candidates on various topics from the syllabus. These discussions help you retain more.
Tip #9
Though you are putting in your 100% you should also learn the technique of Time Management. All the questions need to be done in a given amount of time.
Tip #10
The candidates may take coaching classes if necessary but only after a good research should they choose a coaching centre.