Commerce

Hello, Commerce can be an excellent career option if you love numbers, statistics, and data analysis. For effective functioning and growth of a company, it involves coordination, planning, forecasting and organizing processes. It includes operations, marketing, HR, finance, international business, sales, service, events, etc. There are many professional courses to choose from. Id recommend you to pursue a good Bachelors Degree course. If you're interested in higher studies, you may go for Masters courses too!
A career in finance and accountancy is one of the prime objectives of commerce students. The students learn about business studies, economics in commerce stream, however, accountancy is the core of this stream. An economics degree will boost your employability in many areas, regardless of the industry you work in. There is strong demand for highly numerate graduates throughout the global labor market, and the widely transferable analytical and problem-solving skills developed by economics students means that careers in economics are extremely wide ranging and diverse. You can choose from B.Com, B.Com (Hons. ), BBA-Financial Markets, BBA-International Finance, B.Sc (Hons. )Economics. You can also opt for Dual or Integrated degree for your higher studies as well. Now, next point to be taken care of is choosing a right academic partner, there are many universities which offer such courses. My brother has done BBA-MBA from LPU, I would recommend you to have a look over Lovely Professional University. LPU offers a perfect blend of learning and fun. LPU has Excellent Infrastructure, Experienced faculty members, Excellent Placements, and lot more. More than 3,600 faculty and staff members impart education at LPU. Many of them come from IITs, NITs and renowned international universities such as Harvard and Stanford. Studying at LPU is not just limited to textbooks and classrooms. Students get to learn through live projects and experiments. Promoting experiential learning, LPU has ultra-modern, high-tech labs dedicated to every department, smart classrooms, the country's largest auditorium, an Olympic-ready sports complex, a shopping mall, a hospital and a student-run hotel. All these help students to gain real-time experience and grow. I hope this helps. Good Luck.

Hi Muskan
Commerce is a field which students who have an interest in the field of financial information/transactions, trading of economic value, etc. Often consider taking up after completing 10+2. Students who are looking forward to pursuing a career in Commerce have a wide range of choices before them. Candidates can pursue the Commerce course at the undergraduate (UG), postgraduate PG Diploma levels as well as at the doctoral level. UG level Commerce courses offered to aspirants include B.Com BBA CA CS BBA LL.B. M. B.Sc. Etc. At the PG level, popular Commerce programs are M.Com MBA, M.Phil M.Sc. Etc. Generally speaking, UG courses in Commerce are of three years duration whereas PG programme are of two years duration. Among Commerce courses, students can consider selecting from specialised fields such as accounting and finance, banking and finance, accounting and taxation, actuarial Science, business administration, applied economics, e-commerce, financial accounting, banking and insurance, human resources, entrepreneurship, accounting and auditing, etc. Some functions performed by commerce graduates (and the work profiles they get in jobs) are accounting, auditing, corporate restructuring, foreign collaborations and joint ventures, finance, taxation, tax consulting, secretarial and corporate governance arbitration and conciliation, financial management, project planning, capital market and investor relations, corporate advisory services, Cost and Management Accountants (earlier referred to as Cost and Works Accountants) are responsible for budgeting, cost management, performance evaluation and asset management within a company or organisation. Commerce grads if add some more skills get to work in: Financial Planning/Consulting, Financial Analyst, Investment Banking, Corporate Finance, Private Equity and Venture Capital, Risk Management, Wealth Management, Stockbroking etc. You can also try the Bank PO examinations after graduation in any stream, although degrees such as B.Com BBA Economics can be advantageous. Some popular exams for the Bank PO position include, SBI PO Exam, IBPS PO Exam, ICICI Bank-PO Exam, Axis Bank-PO Exam, HDFC Bank-PO Exam, etc. Lastly, there is one more field which has immense scope and that is statistics
Commerce is a degree which requires hard work and right skilled faculty to teach, you need to study this highly demanding course only in colleges/universities of high repute with solid track record like LPU. DVD.

Hi Kaushtubh
Commerce is a field which students who have an interest in the field of financial information/transactions, trading of economic value, etc. Often consider taking up after completing 10+2. Students who are looking forward to pursuing a career in Commerce have a wide range of choices before them. Candidates can pursue the Commerce course at the undergraduate (UG), postgraduate PG Diploma levels as well as at the doctoral level. UG level Commerce courses offered to aspirants include B.Com BBA CA CS BBA LL.B. M. B.Sc. Etc. At the PG level, popular Commerce programs are M.Com MBA, M.Phil M.Sc. Etc. Generally speaking, UG courses in Commerce are of three years duration whereas PG programme are of two years duration. Among Commerce courses, students can consider selecting from specialised fields such as accounting and finance, banking and finance, accounting and taxation, actuarial Science, business administration, applied economics, e-commerce, financial accounting, banking and insurance, human resources, entrepreneurship, accounting and auditing, etc. Some functions performed by commerce graduates (and the work profiles they get in jobs) are accounting, auditing, corporate restructuring, foreign collaborations and joint ventures, finance, taxation, tax consulting, secretarial and corporate governance arbitration and conciliation, financial management, project planning, capital market and investor relations, corporate advisory services, Cost and Management Accountants (earlier referred to as Cost and Works Accountants) are responsible for budgeting, cost management, performance evaluation and asset management within a company or organisation. Commerce grads if add some more skills get to work in: Financial Planning/Consulting, Financial Analyst, Investment Banking, Corporate Finance, Private Equity and Venture Capital, Risk Management, Wealth Management, Stockbroking etc. You can also try the Bank PO examinations after graduation in any stream, although degrees such as B.Com BBA Economics can be advantageous. Some popular exams for the Bank PO position include, SBI PO Exam, IBPS PO Exam, ICICI Bank-PO Exam, Axis Bank-PO Exam, HDFC Bank-PO Exam, etc. Lastly, there is one more field which has immense scope and that is statistics
Commerce is a degree which requires hard work and right skilled faculty to teach, you need to study this highly demanding course only in colleges/universities of high repute with solid track record like LPU. DVD.

Dear Dipesh
You can go for a Bachelor of commerce B.Com For B.Com honours a lot of colleges need maths in 10+2. B.Com general you are eligible without maths, Bachelor in Economics B.A. If you don't have maths, B.Sc. If you have maths), Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Management Studies, Bachelor of Computer Application or you can do professional courses like Charted Accountancy CA Company Secretary CS Cost and Management Accountant (CMA), Certified Financial Planner CFP also you can opt for B.A. Or B.Com LL.B. As well. If you have interest in journalism, you are eligible for that too. The main point here is to chose a good university/College. Some good suggestions from my side are: SRCC, LOYOLA, RAMJAS, GGDSD, Xaviers, LPU, Symbiosis, etc. All the best.

Hi Vivek
You can go for a Bachelor of commerce B.Com For B.Com honours a lot of colleges need maths in 10+2. B.Com general you are eligible without maths, Bachelor in Economics B.A. If you don't have maths, B.Sc. If you have maths), Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Management Studies, Bachelor of Computer Application or you can do professional courses like Charted Accountancy CA Company Secretary CS Cost and Management Accountant (CMA), Certified Financial Planner CFP also you can opt for B.A. Or B.Com LL.B. As well. If you have interest in journalism, you are eligible for that too. The main point here is to chose a good university/College. Some good suggestions from my side are: SRCC, LOYOLA, RAMJAS, GGDSD, Xaviers, LPU, Symbiosis, etc. All the best.

Dear Kartik, You can go for a Bachelor of commerce B.Com For B.Com honours a lot of colleges need maths in 10+2. B.Com general you are eligible without maths, Bachelor in Economics B.A. If you don't have maths, B.Sc. If you have maths), Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Management Studies, Bachelor of Computer Application or you can do professional courses like Charted Accountancy CA Company Secretary CS Cost and Management Accountant (CMA), Certified Financial Planner CFP also you can opt for B.A. Or B.Com LL.B. As well. If you have interest in journalism, you are eligible for that too. The main point here is to chose a good university/College. Some good suggestions from my side are: SRCC, LOYOLA, RAMJAS, GGDSD, Xaviers, LPU, Symbiosis, etc. All the best.

Hi, You can go for a Bachelor of commerce B.Com For B.Com honours a lot of colleges need maths in 10+2. B.Com general you are eligible without maths, Bachelor in Economics B.A. If you don't have maths, B.Sc. If you have maths), Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Management Studies, Bachelor of Computer Application or you can do professional courses like Charted Accountancy CA Company Secretary CS Cost and Management Accountant (CMA), Certified Financial Planner CFP also you can opt for B.A. Or B.Com LL.B. As well. If you have interest in journalism, you are eligible for that too. The main point here is to chose a good university/College. Some good suggestions from my side are: SRCC, LOYOLA, RAMJAS, GGDSD, Xaviers, LPU, Symbiosis, etc. All the best.

You can go for a Bachelor of commerce B.Com For B.Com honours a lot of colleges need maths in 10+2. B.Com general you are eligible without maths, Bachelor in Economics B.A. If you don't have maths, B.Sc. If you have maths), Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Management Studies, Bachelor of Computer Application or you can do professional courses like Charted Accountancy CA Company Secretary CS Cost and Management Accountant (CMA), Certified Financial Planner CFP also you can opt for B.A. Or B.Com LL.B. As well. If you have interest in journalism, you are eligible for that too. The main point here is to chose a good university/College. Some good suggestions from my side are: SRCC, LOYOLA, RAMJAS, GGDSD, Xaviers, LPU, Symbiosis, etc. All the best.

Commerce side is that side which avails 1000s of options, like professional courses, Bachelor & master courses, etc. These courses can be started by anybody, anytime, there is no connection with the gap which you had given. You can pursue any course, which is of your interest. Most likely courses are:
1. B.Com
2. CA
3. CS
4. CMA
5. BANKING etc. Other courses are:
B.E. BHM Interior Designing, BCA Acturial, LL.B. CFA M.Com BBA MBA, BSW etc. CA and CFA are the best professional courses from commerce side as there is demand for the both. There are limited number of CAs and CFAs. CFA is that course where you will learn about finance and its management. It is that course which will give you the opportunity to stand in lacs and crores. And CA is that course which is the combination of most of the course's subjects like Financial Management, Audit, Tax, Accounts, Strategic Management, etc. These all are the combination like, some is one of the subject of MBA, FM is of CFA etc. However, you should keep in mind that whatever the course you select, you must need to work hard to gain the opportunities in the life. All courses are best, anyone you can opt but it should be of your interest. Because the course not of your interest will depressed you in the future and your time will also get wasted. So choose that career which is of your interest and must work hard for any course you may opt. For more courses, you can go through to the internet, there are most of the courses available with descriptions sothat you can wisely opt your career option. Thank You
Best of Luck.