Commerce

You need to do B.Ed or Bachelor of Education which is a two-year course that is pursued after completing graduation in any stream. B.Ed is a degree course that is studied in order to gain experience and the necessary skills to become a teacher. B.Ed is a highly sought after degree for graduates who wish to go into the teaching line after their graduation. B.Ed in Commerce is pursued by commerce graduates who wish to apply as commerce teachers in various schools of India.
Eligibility for Bachelor of Education Commerce:
The students who wish to get admission into B.Ed in Commerce must have successfully completed their high school /10+2 or equivalent exam in any stream from any recognised board. The students are also expected to achieve a minimum of 50% aggregate marks in their graduation final exams. Some colleges grant admission to B.Ed. Courses on the basis of entrance test, so clearing the test becomes mandatory for those who wish to get admission in that particular college. Bachelor of Education Commerce: Admission Process
Aspirants for B.Ed should clear entrance tests (if any) conducted by the various colleges and universities for admission. These exams are generally conducted in the month of June-July and have objective type questions. The results of entrance exams are released by July/Aug. Some of the entrance tests are listed below:
University of Kerala B.Ed Admission test
University of Kerala Entrance Test
University of Calcutta Entrance Test
Mizoram University Entrance Test
Kumaun University Entrance test
Jadavpur University entrance test
LN Mithila University Test (Lalit Narayan Mithila University)
Allahabad University
RIE CEE 2019
Regional Institute of Education
Maharashtra B.Ed CET
UP B.Ed Entrance Exam
Vardhman Mahaveer Open University B.Ed Entrance Test

Eligibility:
Students of BE/B.Tech/MCA/BCA /A Level/Diploma in Computers who want to make a career in Cyber Security & Professionals who want to specialize in Cyber Security.
Course Content:
Contains 67 modules including:* Introduction to Ethical Hacking* System Hacking* Phishing and Identity Theft* Hacking Email Accounts* Hacking Web Servers* Hacking Wireless Networks* Linux Hacking* Writing Virus Codes* Hacking Routers, Cable Modems and Firewalls* Mobile Phone and Handheld Devices (PDAs) Hacking* Bluetooth Hacking* Internet Content Filtering Techniques* Privacy on Internet-Anonymous* Securing Laptop Computers* Creating Security Policies* Data Loss Prevention* Threats and Countermeasures.