M.Com

Hi,You can go for either a regular degree or a correspondence. The college should be UGC approved. The subject of the NET should be the same as that of your Masters degree. Then you can pursue a Ph.D. and become a professor in a reputed university. The Ph.D. eligibility criteria is If you belong to a general category then your minimum post-graduation marks should be more than 55%. For SC/ST/PWD/Transgender candidates/Women applicants, it should be 50%. Hence first selection should be of a good college which is of repute so that it can give the best academic excellence in the form of best faculty who are there to help you. Added to this, well-equipped labs and library. Exposure of the students to the world market and a wide platform for the student to deal with the world level activities is a must. The LPU expertise takes place each at intervals in and out of the classroom, nurturing creativity and innovation through challenging project work and practical learning, and providing an environment conducive to sparking ideas and how to translate those ideas into reality. LPU has a wonderful account of launching its students into eminent careers that have been tested by the Alumni operating in 500+ world and Indian Super Brands. Browse the website to check the academic excellence offered.

Hi Subhash. Career After MBA is a course that prepares a candidate to take up managerial roles in various organizations. Due to the excellent exposure in various administration and management-related subjects provided by the course, MBA graduates are in high demand, especially in private organizations and startups. MBA course is taken up by many candidates after gaining some work experience in their desired field. An MBA degree helps professionals to acquire key skills required for management posts and climb to higher positions in their industry. Here are some of the top recruiting areas of MBA graduates in India:
Banking, Financial Services and Insurance (BFSI) Sector
Management Consultancy
Investment Banking
Private Companies etc. Here are some job profiles offered to MBA graduates. Marketing Manager
Project Manager
Human Resource Manager
Business Analyst etc. Career After M.Com is a reputed course with a wide scope int the government as well as the private sector. Even though the course includes management subjects, M.Com graduates are generally not preferred for managerial posts. Instead, most of the career opportunities for M.Com arise in areas related to accounting and finance, which require in-depth knowledge of core subjects. M.Com is taken up by B.Com graduates direct after completing graduation. Many graduates also take up M.Com study while pursuing a Chartered Accounting CA since both the courses have a similar syllabus. M.Com is also a good course for a candidate who is preparing for recruitment exams in related public sector departments. M.Com is also a good course for candidates who wish to take up teaching after postgraduation. Many M.Com graduates also take up B.Ed (Bachelor of Education) after completing postgraduate studies. Given below are some core recruitment areas for M.Com Graduates. Banking Sector
Accounting Firms
Indian Statistical Services
B.Com Colleges in India etc. Popular job opportunities for M.Com graduates include the following. Accountant
Financial Analyst
Finance Consultant
Investment Banker etc. Good luck!

Hi,
Your question is very common among many students. Both mode are their own pros and cons. You need to take decision by considering your situation.
1. Regular course gives you more exposure in respect of your study, while Distance course gives you an opportunity to do some course along side.
2. Regular course helps you to evolve your personality, where distance course helps you to get more practical knowledge.
3. Regular course can land you with a good job after the course but distance course gives you an opportunity to start doing a job with your course. I hope it will help you and feel free to ask more. Up-vote the answer if you found it helpful.