M.Com Scope

Both the courses have their own benefits and field of expertise. Coming to your question, I would suggest you do M.Com from a good and reputed institute rather doing MBA from an average institute.

Hi Priyanka!
After M.Com you can opt for PG Diploma courses like M.Phil Ph.D. in your choice of specialisation. You can also opt for the Competitive exams like UGC NET for lectureship and JRF, Bank exams etc.

Yes, definitely after M.Com if you want to pursue B.Ed then it will be of two years. Also B.Ed is a two year training course but some university, college and institute has integrated programme for this course. Like. Regional institute of Education, Central university of south Bihar.

Doctorate Degree
The higher academic degree is awarded for research work of the candidate, demonstrating original contributions of special excellence in some branch of commerce. International Finance Reporting Standards
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Hi Paritosh!
As an eligibility criteria, you must possess a Bachelors Degree (any discipline) with at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA. You can see a detailed information about the CAT exam here on this link https://www.shiksha.com/mba/exams/cat.

Hi Akshat,
M.Com is not considered as vocational degree. But you have to check before applying that which course you are opting for. You will get the detailed information on every university website. Vocational programs mainly lead to industry skills certificates.
Regards.

Amity's Commerce and Finance institution does have the placement opportunities come their way. Being one of the leading Universities of India, Amity attracts placements.
However, ACCF the institution has been working hard to increase the placement. It does offer, the goodness of Amity Business School

Yes, it is possible, provided that you haven't crossed the age limit for LLB. However, there are postgraduate Diploma programmes in Law, offered by many institutes in India, you can opt for it.