M.Com Scope

Yes, absolutely, you can become a lecturer. You can apply after completing your 1st year in M.Com.

There is some scope but not like a regular M.Com. Many companies are not keen enough to absorb a candidate holding a distance degree.

Hi Tulsi, yes a student can do CIBOP course after M.Com. CIBOP course is really nice, the trainers does the work of appreciation to make you a good professional in field of investment banking operations, the placement officer provides you guidance on job opportunities.

As per my knowledge, Students with an M.Com degree are prepared for careers as auditors, business analysts, company secretaries, consultants, tax accountants, finance officers, stock brokers, sales analysts, and economists. An M.Com graduate might also go for government exams to gain jobs in the pub

Yes, you can go for B.Ed i.e., Bachelor's of Education to pursue career in the field of teaching and Education. There is one more opportunity for you, since you have done M.Com and MBA, you can pursue higher studies Ph.D. degree, through this also you can enter into teaching and academic of Higher E

I would strongly recommend an MBA programme for you if you are really looking for a career-oriented course after your M.Com. A very popular degree among students nowadays, an MBA also offers a lot of application potential in any industrialised organisation or metropolis. Choosing a prestigious colle

CUET will help you surely to get the admission there continue to apply and after applying give the test and wait of the result then upload it on the portal and you can get the admission and if you find it helpful please upvote thank you and if you have any query upload it I will get back to you asap

So the job opportunities you are looking for as an M.Com graduate are Auditing Banking and finance Electronic marketing Funds management Management consulting Stock Broking you can apply in it according to your interest.

Yes, you can. However, it might not be recommended to pursue one immediately after completing an M.Com. The reason one says this is that, without additional work experience, the incremental benefit of an MBA over an M.Com would be marginal at best. Also, your having an M.Com degree might not prove t

Yes, you can pursue law i.e. LL.B. 3yrs. after M.Com through CLAT or University entrance exam or a Direct admission in a private college.