Commerce

Making the right career choice is sometimes a bit confusing. But once you are aware of your interests and which way you exactly want to go things might seem a bit easy.
If you are from commerce background, you can pursue graduation/post graduation in the field and look for a job after its completion.

You have following options to work in IT companies to pursue your interests in ccmputers after pursuing Commerce stream:
(a) For technical roles in IT companies you can do BCA MCA if you have Maths as a subject in 10+2 stage. If you do not have Maths in 10+2 stage your choices of Universities and Ins

Hello Reek Das ,
Thanks for asking.
There are too many career options available for a commerce student.
You can pursue Graduation ( B.Com - M.Com ). With the Graduation, you can also course professional course like CA or CS.
If you think that CA & CS course is really hard, you can also prepare for NET E

Please refer to list of best Commerce colleges in India: https://www.shiksha.com/top-commerce-colleges-in-india-rankingpage-97-2-0-0-0. Shri Ram Centre of Commerce (SRCC) under Delhi University is the best college for graduation degree in Commerce. B.Com (Hons) graduates of SRCC are hired by consult

Hi Aparna,
Options include:
B.Com
B.Com/LLB
BBA
BBA-IT
Bachelor of Information Science
ICWA
BA( Economics)
Bachelors in Accounting and Finance
to name a few.
You should study as per your interests and aptitude. Take a psychometric test to know your skills and talents too

Hello Meghna,
I appreciate your interest in B.Com from Bangalore. To help you with the relevant colleges for the same, I would request you to kindly refer to the link below for more information:
https://www.shiksha.com/search/?q=BCom&c=4&sc=83&sa=278^0^527^0^0^0&ts=1842993&rf=searchwidget&ct[]=278&sp[

Yes, you can pursue BCA & MCA but once you get into this field you'll be an IT student only. This would be a good combination for your future.
And everything lies in the interest. if you have a keen interest in BCA & MCA then you can surely do better.

There are many good colleges in India for commerce like Sri Ram College in Delhi, St. Xavier Mumbai, etc., but the requirements to get admission into these colleges is extremely high. If money is not a concern for you then apply for BA in business or economics from some American or Canadian universi

You are eligible to pursue CA.