Taxation

As you are a B.Com graduate hence you are eligible to apply for LLB. The eligibility criteria is as under-
1. You should have a BA / B.Sc / B.com degree with a minimum of 40% marks in aggregate and 35% for SC/ST candidates.
2. There is also a 2% Weightage for the post graduate degree holders.
For seeking admission in this law course the students have to give an entrance test and a personal interview.
The course duration of LLB law course is of three years.
You can pursue it from-
National Law Institute University, Bhopal
Symbiosis Law School, Pune
Law College, Pune
Government Law College, Mumbai
Gujarat National Law University, Gandhinagar
NLSIU, Bangalore
NUJS, Kolkata
National Law University, Delhi
NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad
Campus Law Centre, Delhi University, Delhi
KIIT Law School
Faculty of Law, Mumbai University, Mumbai
Army Institute of Law, Mohali
Deptt. Of Laws, Punjab University, Chandigarh
Amity Law School, Delhi
Faculty of Law, BHU, Varanasi
University Law College, Bangalore University, Bangalore

It is in a great demand nowadays the Indian banking and financial services are expanding day by day. It's expanding at a CAGR of nine percent as the leading growing economy of India.
Diploma provides skill and knowledge required by the banking and financial services industry.
A large no of jobs would be created for BFSI sectors in coming years.
This course enables students who have passed the 10th and 12th grades to learn the key skills required for a fruitful career in the banking and financial services industry in India. Students are taught basic financial concepts, learn about managing customer relationships, are imparted knowledge about delivery channels and equipped with effective communication skills. These enable them to function as business correspondents.

Direct taxation, assuming you are working in India in a big four or a mid-sized firm, would involve a major portion of practical application of Income tax sections and case laws learned in your CA final exam. It would involve filing replies to AO (Assessing officer) for tax demands raised on your clients, filing petitions, tax planning, tax consulting for companies planning to invest in India etc. I feel it would be really interesting to apply the sections of the act and fight for your client. You can specialize in this field and start your own practise after about five to ten years as you do need a good network of peers and clients who could become your clients down the line. (Provided you do not violate the non-compete code of your employer).
Investment banking is mostly into due diligence and advisory. You advise your clients on whether to buy a particular company or not. The deadlines can be tight and really long work hours. The pay will obviously be better once you move up the corporate ladder. It also involves a lot of practical application of what you have learnt and the additional factor being exposure to a particular industry. You will learn a lot about your clients industry and the way in which it works. Great learning experience and exposure. In case you do have plans of a MBA in the future an Investment banking work experience will definitely boost your resume.