M.Com Scope

Hi,
Sectors where an M.Com graduate can seek jobs include:
Auditing
Banking and finance
Electronic marketing
Funds management
Management consulting
Stock Broking
In addition to this, students of M. Com can even apply for jobs within the Govt. sector. UPSC is a major recruiter of M.Com students, providing a good post and package.

You are qualified to be a banker and is advised to appear for Probationary Officer and Clerical Services Examination conducted by Public Sector banks to seek a job in published sector banks.
A lot of private banks run Young Bankers Programme in collaboration with B-Schools to nurture young leaders of the future by imparting domain expertise and skill set in the field of Banking. These courses are of one-year duration. You may apply for such course to get the job in private sector banks.

Hello,
If you are interested to get a job in banking sector, then yes, you are eligible to apply for bank exams because the eligibility required to apply in most of bank exams is graduation.
You can apply for IBPS PO or IBPS Clerk, IBPS RRB, SBI PO, etc.
You can check the below mentioned links:
https://ask.shiksha.com/how-can-i-become-a-banker-qna-3968900
https://ask.shiksha.com/which-short-term-course-should-i-pursue-to-get-a-good-job-in-the-private-banking-sector-qna-3881640
I hope it helps.

You should pursue MBA. It has a good scope.

You can opt for small certification courses like Tally, SAP and Advanced excel. After completing the certification do an internship from a good firm.

Pursue SAP modules in accounting and finance from recognised training institutes in India.They also assist in placing you in different financial companies or firms. For more details, kindly visit the respective website of SAP or https://shiksha.com/Courses/SAP.

Hi,
Both the courses have their own growth and challenges. If you enter in the law field, then you have to give your 3 years to education, than you need to invest at least 2-3 years to establish your name.
In MBA, after 2 years of education, you have to perform as per market demand and make your strategy accordingly.
All the best.