I completed my bcom. Is it useful to do m com if i amnot interested teaching profession.what are the job opportunities after gaining M com.
I dont like teaching and i like to be engaged in job.so doing mcom is good for me?
i got 61%only for bcom(excluding english marks)
i dont have any work experience.
im trying for ca inter.
87 Views|Posted 2015-01-02 23:45:57
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2015-01-03 03:12:07
Mostly good scholars are initially not interested in teaching and it's good to do so. After Masters one must get into PRACTICAL APPLICATION of knowledge. M.Com not only makes you eligible to work as a P.G.T (Commerce/Accountancy/Business Studies) where you can expect nearly Rs. 38000/- starting sala
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2015-01-09 09:45:51
You can look at career opportunities into Accounting and the growth would be really slow. You can look at doing M.com with CIMA which will give you a head start to your career in any of the fortune 500 companies. All the best!
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