Masters

You can go for Masters degree or an MBA, right after an economics undergraduate is a great way to pave a path for a successful career. A higher education degree would enable you to get high paying jobs, particularly in MNCs and KPOs in the private sector. Or a Ph.D. in Economics after your undergraduate can provide you a wonderful platform to apply for high-level research and teaching jobs, not to forget the high pay scales that come along with them! And it makes perfect sense for you if you feel passionate about the subject or feel inspired by people like Amartya Sen or If Corporate Law is your area of passion, then it is not too late if you have an economics degree. A Bachelor in Economics followed by an LL.B. And you are set to become the next Harvey from Suits. You know you've thought of it - well, it's actually attainable. Hope this helps.

Hi Hema,
Financial Accounting, Business Law, Auditing, Income Tax Law & Problems, etc. Are the main subjects covered under the syllabus of M.Com entrance exams. Some of the popular reference books which are extensively used by candidates to prepare for M.Com entrance exam are:-
Advanced Accounting by S. N. Mageswari
Business Mathematics by Ranganath, Sampangiram, Rajaram
Company Law by Avtar Singh
Financial Accounting by R. L. Gupta
Law of Contract & Specific Relief by Avtar Singh
Principles of Economics by Case Fair
Practising previous years question papers and referring to the above-prescribed textbooks can be quite effective to prepare well for the entrance exam. Systematic and thorough preparation on the different topics covered under the syllabus of entrance exam is necessary to clear the test with a good score. For more details, you can go through the B.Com syllabus.