M.Com Scope

Hi Mohit,
Given below are some options available after completing Masters in commerce:-
1. Lecturer/Professor:
2. Banker
3Government Jobs
4. Human Resource Development Management:
5. Legal Adviser/Attorney:
These are some options, for more details please visit the below mentioned link :-
https://www.youthkiawaaz.com/2017/03/9-best-career-options-after-b-com-which-one-to-choose/
Hope it helps!
Thank you.

Your well eligible for a course there. There are many universities which offer different courses of different duration. They also give you job opportunity there if your performance is good.

The basic eligibility criteria set for M.Sc Mathematics course is a Bachelor's degree in any discipline with mathematics, as the main subject, from any recognized university or board. So, if you had Mathematics as one of your main subject in graduation, then you can apply for the course.

Better, you can go for bank jobs.

There exist plenty of higher degree options for those who have completed their Master's degree in Commerce. Those who are interested to build up a strong career preferably in academic field can go with M.Phil or Ph.D. in the area. MBA in Finance is another good option for these candidates. Anyway, the selection of the course should be on the basis of the skill and interest of the aspirant. The main higher education programs after M.Com are mentioned here:
Master of Business Administration
Chartered Accountant
Chartered Financial Analyst
B.Ed
LLB
CS
M.Phil
Ph.D.

Chartered Accountant (CA) or Company Secretary (CS):. . Lecturer/Professor:. Banker:. . Government Jobs:. . Human Resource Development Management:. Legal Adviser/Attorney:. . Chief Accountant/Chief Internal Auditor:

Generally, companies prefer to hire from campuses. It depends on the kind of recognised institutes from where you have done M.Com. You can start your career as an accountant in any good company. For more details, kindly visit the following job portal websites like
(a) www.naukri.com
(b) www.shine.com
(c) www.timesjob.com
(d) www.monoster.com.

This would depend on your interest areas and career aspirations. In case you intend to pursue a career in law area then LL.B is better, However, if you want to move into general management the MBA is better.

It completely depends on the company in which you are working for. So, don't think for placement only improve your communication skills and concepts. You will definitely get a decent placement. So, all the best for your future.