M.Com

Dear Srishti Pahuja, It is very simple for you to decide your NET Subject. Look, you might have taken M.Com form either Accounts, Taxation, Banking or Finance, which is all Commerce Subject. So, in NET Exam, you have commerce subject as best choice. And, it covers all back ground of your education.

Hi Taufik,
Students of M.Com can further do specializations in auditing, banking and finance etc. And can apply for jobs within government. Sector. UPSC is a major recruiter of M.Com students providing a good post and package.
All the best.

Hi Tapan,
There are so many career opportunities after M.Com. It depends on how well you have scored and how you have appeared for an interview. You can work as:
1. Teacher/Lecturer (You have to clear the requisite exams such as UGC NET/JRF, etc. )
2. Investment Banker
3. Accounts Assistant
4. Personal Finance Consultant
5. Finance Manager
All the Best!

https://www.shiksha.com/accounting-commerce/accounting/exams/icwai-exam
There are different level of eligibility for different levels.

No you can't do M.Com and B.Ed same year. It will be not acceptable. Yes, but you can do dual degree of B.Ed plus M.Ed but that will take around 4-5 year. Good luck.

After completing your B.Com, you can apply for Bank PO exams. If you want to do Masters, then you can take admission for M.Com.

No, CLAT is an exam for National law university entrance.

No, you can do a certificate course only. Read "IGNOU COMMON PROSPECTUS" carefully (Simultaneous Registration clause).
All the best.

You can speak with the MDU officials if they can allow admission on the basis of a provisional degree/certificate. Most institutes accept a provisional degree in the absence of an actual degree.

Hi Manoj,
The fee structure for M.Com is Rs 8,800 per year. You can check the details by visiting this page. You can also download the brochure for further information https://www.shiksha.com/accounting-commerce/course/m-com-andhra-university-visakhapatnam-171080.