M.Com

Hello,
M.Com is a post graduate degree and so there are huge job opportunities in both public and private sector.
Jobs in Government sector:
Most of the jobs in government sector are through entrance examinations held by the respective sectors.
After M.Com, one can apply for the exams like:
1)UPSC
2)Railways
3)Bank PO
4)Indian Administrative services
5)State PSC
A) Central government jobs :
The central government conducts various competitive exams for recruiting M.Com graduates. Exams conducted by the UPSC provide various jobs in accounting and finance.
They can apply for project manager post in many reputed institutes and universities. They would also recruit M.com degree holders to the post of senior assistant, superintendent posts or senior accountant posts.
B) Banking jobs:
Many public sector banks will require M.Com graduates for the position of management trainees. They need to clear the entrance exams and the other rounds of a recruitment process.
C) Job in BSNL:
BSNL conducts an entrance examination for M.Com graduates for the post of Junior Accounts Officer (JAOs). The entrance exam will be an all India level competitive exam.
D) Indian Railways:
Indian railways are one of the most preferred organisations for M.Com graduates. They can write the respective exams to qualify like RRB exam to get a job under Indian railways.

Of course, it would be good to get any additional qualification in distance if not in regular, this will also ensure to prepare for government jobs which are issued based on PG.
I completed M.Com in distance mode but what makes the difference is not that regular or distance but our interest to learn the subject. If you are eagered to acquire knowledge and want to be called as post-graduate in a particular subject, then I would strongly recommend you to go for it. You don't have to mention anywhere that you did your M.Com in distance mode including your resume. People ask- what is your qualification, they don't bother about that how you did it whether regular or distance but employer will definitely asses your knowledge on the subjects at the time of interview. You know, this is the reason that there are few employees just done graduation or PG from distance placed in good companies while PG from regular are still in search for good job.

M.Com or Master of Commerce is a Post Graduate Academic master degree in the field of commerce. The program is a 2 year course and is offered in English or Hindi depending upon the Institution. The program is available in various subjects whose material focuses on Commerce, management and economics related subjects. Programs usually consist of thesis component or may be exclusively research based. The course strengthens the theoretical, analytical and applied knowledge base of Commerce. It is also available through correspondence or distance learning mode.
Eligibility:- M.Com requires a candidate to have passed B.Com. Some Institutes put the age limit to 20. However, it is not applicable everywhere. Admission is at times done through an entrance test in certain institutions.
Master of Commerce Subjects:- Based on specialization, graduates are typically employed in fields related to their degree, focus such as :-
1) Financial Services
2) Marketing
3) Project Management
4) General Management
5) Business Consulting
Master of Commerce Specialisation.
1) Master degree in Business Administration
2) Master degree in Finance
3) Master of Commerce in International Business Operations
4) Master degree in Accounting
5) Master degree in Economics
6) Master degree in Statistics
7) Master degree in Marketing
Who can pursue or who should pursue:-
M.Com can be pursued by any commerce graduate who wants to attain higher education or wants to strengthen higher knowledge base.
Advantages of M.Com
M.Com holders can move ahead with a considerable difference in academics, research and corporate world.
There is an ample scope of direct recruitment into the field of commerce for such aspirants.Jobs for M.Com:-
With the growth into business world and it's expanding horizons there is growing requirement for qualified professionals to look after the day to day business operations.
Employment Areas:-
Banks
Budget Planning
Business Consultancies
Educational institutions
Foreign Trade
Industrial Houses
Inventory Control
Investment Banking
Marketing
Merchant Banking
Public Accounting Firms
Working Capital Management
Policy Planning
Treasury and Forex department
Job Profiles:-
Auditors
Book Keepers
Budget Analysts
Business Consultants
Chartered Management Accountants
Chief Financial Officers
Finance Managers
Financial Analysts
Human Resource Managers
Investment Analysts
Marketing Managers
Stock Brokers
Teacher/Lecturers
The aspirants can choose the career of their choice.

The choice is tough, but the point is that both the colleges are equally good. I have a friend from LSR and I can tell you from her experience that LSR teaches you a lot more than SRCC.
When it comes to placements, SRCC being the commerce-focused college provides better placements than LSR.
SRCC being ranked as the top college to pursue a course related to commerce studies for years now has proved to be the best college for both B.Com and M.Com. With cut-offs reaching the 100% mark, it has now become a dream for every student to get admission here. Founded in 1926, Sri Ram College of Commerce is known not only for its academic excellence but also for the extra-curricular opportunities it offers. The commitment to ECA, talks, seminars and academics equally good when we talk about SRCC. I would suggest SRCC any day when it comes to a better college in each and every aspect for M.Com.