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Hi Ganesh,
B.Com is one of the graduation streams most commerce students opt for. Today, after completion of graduation, there are countless career options one can opt for. However, only having a graduation degree in commerce does not solve the purpose. To face the severe competition in the world, and to assure a decent job, one further needs to opt for either post-graduation or a professional course.
Once students are done with B.Com, they often wonder which job-oriented course will be the best for them. We bring to you a list of courses that you can pursue after B.Com for better job prospects:
1) Masters of Commerce (M.Com)
2) Masters in Business Administration (MBA) in Finance
3) CA/CS/ICWA
4) Certified Bank Manager Programme
5) Diploma in Banking & Services (DBFS)
6) Certified Financial Planners
7) Certificate Course in Project Finance

Eligibility Of the Master of Science [M.Sc] (Nursing)
The candidate must have passed 10+2 from a recognised school or board in India.
The candidate must be a registered nurse or registered midwife with any State Nursing Registration Council.
The candidate must have passedB.Sc. /B.Sc. (Hons)/Post basic B.Sc. inNursing with minimum 55% to 60% marks in aggregate from a recognised university.
The candidate must also have work experience of one year after B.Sc. or Post Basic Nursing.
How to Get Admission in Master of Science [M.Sc] (Nursing)
The admission to the program is based on performance in the Entrance Examination and/or the academic record of the student in graduation followed by a personal interview. Some of the Entrance Exams for M.Sc. Nursing are as follows:
MU-OET: Manipal University conducts an online entrance exam in the month of July. The application forms are available online and offline from the month of Many and June.
AIIMS-ET: All India Institute of Medical Sciences conducts entrance exams for M.sc Nursing in the month of June. The application forms are available in the month of April.

Salaries after M.Sc Chemistry in Government Organizations
As the number of public and private undertakings in our country is growing up, aspirants can find a lot of opportunities in this sector. In order to become an employee of the public sector, aspirants have to carry out exams conducted by Central government or state government. Government also recruits aspirants on temporary basis by means of job recruitment agencies. Besides recruiting through this channel, Government also recruits candidates with relevant experience directly. Top research institutes such as ISRO, DRDO, Bhabha Atomic research Centre, Advanced Centre for Treatment, Research and Education in Cancer etc also recruit M.Sc graduates for various operations of the organization. Exams are also conducted by UPSC, CSIR UGC, SSC etc for selection of prospective candidates in related areas. For the post of Project Scientist, aspirant can get a Salary package of Rs. Rs. 40,000/-p.m. A Project Fellow can earn up to Rs. 15,000/-p.m. where as Junior Project Fellow can earn up to Rs.15,000/-p.m
Salaries after M.Sc Chemistry in Private Institutions
Salary structure in a private sector depends upon the nature of the work as well as the size of the organization. It also depends on the location of the Company. Companies of metropolitan areas normally offer high salaries whereas companies of rural areas offer moderate salaries. Salary package of a candidate with a Masters degree can be up to Rs. 35,000 or even above