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Scope for higher studies after B.Com:
After completing graduation in commerce, aspirants have a wide range of options for higher studies. They can do post-graduation in any of the streams like
Economics
Statistics
Law
Arts
Insurance
Education
International Studies
Other professional programs of study include MBA and MCA. Those who are interested in research can do the PhD programmes with various specialisations.
Career Opportunities after B.Com:
There are plentiful job opportunities for the commerce graduates in India and abroad. On successful completion of B Com, aspirants can seek out for a career in public and private undertakings. Various tests are conducted in public sector for the recruitment of these graduates. They can attend the U.P.S.C. exams, Combined Defense Services exam, Air Force Accounts exams and so on. Aspirants can also apply for the banking sector jobs like clerical and Probationary Officers jobs. Those who wish for a career abroad should write the GRE/GMAT exam. Professionals can apply for jobs in industries, media and communication and in multi national companies. They can also work in healthcare, educational institutions, and in the financial service sector.

There are several universities and colleges that offer aeronautical or aerospace engineering courses. Amongst them, the most famous ones are the IITs, SRM, and PEC University of Technology. For the government colleges, you have to give the JEE Mains Examination and obtain a reasonably good rank. For entry into IITs, the JEE Advance examination has to be given and the rank in that should be less than 3000 to get Aerospace in an IIT. For the private Universities, however, the admission criteria vary depending on the institution.
This is for obtaining B.Tech in aerospace. However, you can also do an undergraduate course in related fields such as mechanical or computer science and then pursue a master in Aeronautical. Although the field of specialization will be restricted by your undergrad field.

Hi Rahul,
Both fashion designing and interior designing have equal scope. In the near future, the demand of interior designers and fashion designers in India will increase by 18-20 percent and talking about the salary, it can be 2,50,000/- INR TO 12,00,000/- INR and above depending upon your work experience and PR with architects, builders, and other businessmen and clients and customers.
Interior designing is something which will provide you an opportunity to connect with the world, because there can be a lot of travelling, for a beginning, and later you can create your own setup when you get a good exposure in market.
While, Fashion designing may provide you with an opportunity to start with work at you own home too, you can open up your boutique in a free corner of your home even.
Another important difference between both is that interior designing is something more than just decorating a home or place, but you will also have to catch up with the builders and architects to know about how you will have to plan out for the designs, whereas fashion designing will lead you to practice your knowledge at clothes and fabrics, and their stitching mainly.
And, both the designing paths will give you a chance to enhance your creative skills and management skills, plus will help you earn a good PR (Public Relation) too.
And it will be better if you yourself too do a research about it (as I did, before opting interior designing as further career option), because you yourself know you better than anyone else, and thus, your own research will help you out better.

Protection of intellectual property has become so important that companies today carry out intellectual property audits to identify their intellectual wealth and form special departments to manage them. The legal professional who specialises in matters related to intellectual properties is termed as Intellectual Property Attorneys. The major job of all Intellectual property (IP) lawyers is to protect the intellectual property rights of their clients.
All the intellectual property rights are protected under various sub-divisions of law such as Patent under patent law; Trademark under trademark law and Copyright under copyright law etc. An intellectual property lawyer can specialize in any or all of these fields, and their roles and responsibilities vary according to the fields.
Patents Attorney: Patent attorneys give advice to the inventors for protecting their inventions of tangible things from being made, sold or used by others for a certain period of time.
Trademarks Attorney: They give advice to customers about protecting and enforcing their trademark rights and guides the ways to protect their trademarks from being copied.
Copyrights Attorney: Copyright attorneys give advice to the owners for protecting various forms of written and artistic expression. These professionals specialize with copyright-related matters such as copyright registration and protection services which involve protection of the original creative work of the creators such as music, books, manuscripts, software, films, fashion designs, website etc from being copied for commercial purposes without the creator's permission.
Besides the patent, copyright, trademark areas these professionals can also work in the field of industrial design, layout design of integrated circuit, geographical indication, trade secrets and protection of plant varieties, information and communication technology law (cyber laws).
IP lawyers work with numerous clients from small business owners to top management of law corporations, from garage inventors to prize winning scientists and provide services such as registration, enforcement, drafting, filing, litigation and licensing of intellectual properties like trade marks, designs, patents, copyrights etc.