M.Com

Hi Geetha,
You can directly apply in the institute for admission. These is no entrance exam as such. You can click on this link and download the brochure for detailed information. https://www.shiksha.com/accounting-commerce/course/m-com-wisdom-school-of-management-lucknow-244250

Yes, you can do M.Com along with ICWAI. Only while taking admission, you have to give a declaration in a prescribed form to the institute.

Hi, the first thing is to go through job portals. Recruitment portals like Monster, Indeed, etc., have job listings from all over the world. First, you need to be aware of job vacancies and requirements. Then you need to check with an immigration agent to help you with all the processes and requirements.

You should go for M.Com (Hons) in accounting and finance as it will be deemed relevant to the career you are looking for.

Hello,
You can prepare for the NET exam from the given list of books. Please check out:
Business Environment-B. N Ghosh
Macroeconomics-Rudiger ET Al
Managerial Accounting-Hilton & Platt
International Accounting -Shirin Rathore
Business Economics-H. L Ahuja
Microeconomics-G. Madalla
Industrial Economics -Hay & Morriss
Business Statistics-Amir A. Organisational Behavior-Pearson Education
Principles of Management-Tripathy & Reddy

Here is a list of top 10 colleges which offer M.Com course in India:
1) Shri Ram College of Commerce - [SRCC], New Delhi
2) Loyola College, Chennai
3) Christ University, Bangalore
4) Hindu College, New Delhi
5) St Joseph's College of Commerce - [SJCC], Bangalore
6) Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics, Mumbai
7) St Andrew's College of Arts Science and Commerce, Mumbai
8) Symbiosis College of Arts and Commerce, Pune
9) Hans Raj College-[HRC], New Delhi
10) Mount Carmel College-[MCC], Bangalore
Regards.

Eligibility: Minimum of 55% marks in B.Com will make you eligible to sit in the M.Com entrance examination conducted by Calcutta University.

Hi Chintan!
You can pursue Ph.D. in Commerce once you complete your M.Com. You have to secure minimum of 55% marks in your M.Com in order to qualify for the Ph.D. course.

Courses abroad are specialised ones and not as M.Com. For example:
M.Sc. Corporate Finance
M.Sc. International Finance and Banking
M.Sc. Accounting
M.Sc. Banking and Finance. Like this. You have to select your area of interest and so you will become more employable.