M.Com

Go for the internship first, if you don't find it appealing and prospective, join MBA.

Hi Tejbahadur,
As M.Com from Mahatma Gandhi University is a distance course, all you need is a graduation degree from commerce background. If you possess a degree in commerce, you can certainly apply for admission in M.Com course.

In B.Ed, you can get two optional subjects i.e, you can choose the subjects of your likes and 5 compulsory subjects. There are good job prospects irrespective of in which subject you have done your B.Ed. You can become a full-time teacher at government as well as private schools. You can go for an academic-related job at NCERT and SCERT.

Hi Sravani!
It depends on your area of interest. If you want to take literature as your career, you should opt for MA in English. If a career in commerce attracts you, you should go for M.Com. There is no comparison in both the streams as they are completely different fields.

Hi Abhishek!
You can pursue M.Com from the following colleges in Haryana:
1. Manav Rachna International Institute of Research and Studies, Faridabad
2. Amity University, Gurgaon
3. Maharishi Dayanand University, Gurgaon
4. K. R. Mangalam University, Gurgaon
5. Guru Jambeshwar University of Science and Technology, Hisar
6. Gurunanak Khalsa College, Yamuna Nagar.

Hi Donit,
If you will do B.Ed. After M.Com, then you can apply for the post of PGT or you can do M.Ed. And become a teacher educator after qualifying NET in Education. If you don't get B.Ed, then in other sectors you can seek jobs which include:
Auditing
Banking and finance
Electronic marketing
Funds management consulting etc.
Thanks!

Any post-graduation degree requires 50% marks in graduation, and you have 59% marks, so you can join for M.Com course, and whichever college you are choosing, just see their website, when is the application form available, so that either you can fill online or in person. Go and fill in that particular college and the documents will be required would be your graduation certificate, marksheets and transfer certificate.

Yes, you can appear for the NET exam. You need to secure at least 55% marks in your Master's degree or equivalent examination from recognised colleges.

M.Com have very few scope, you can opt for accounting course or computers, otherwise finance ACCA. They have good scope especially for a commerce student a finance or accounting course can leafs you to earn a good range of salary.