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Dear Aspirant,
Being student of ABS, I will say go for ABS without any doubt in mind, because it is one of the best college for PGDM in terms of ROI, placements and academic. You will get ample chances of exposures over here and good ROI too. You will get very supportive faculty members and mentors with right direction to move. For placements, you will get chances to sit for Campus interviews of Nestle, ITC, BAJAJ and many more till you got placed. I also had these colleges as option at the time of my admission and now I am very happy with my decision to take admission here.
Hi Anod,
Scope in Commerce is tremendous, if you ask me in one line. Commerce is the back bone of any industry, therefore it is very much worth it to pursue a career in commerce. But first, you need to figure out if the field is suitable for you as an individual. Do you love numbers? Do you have a logical and an analytical bent of mind? Then, a career in commerce might just be the right choice for you. There are so many career options available for Commerce students. It depends upon your choice of interest which you want to opt. Here are some options mentioned below:-
Accountant
Chartered Accountant
Company secretary
Cost Accountant
Finance Analyst
Finance Planner
Finance Manager
Finance Controller
Finance Consultant
Investment Analyst
Stock Broker
Portfolio Manager
Tax Auditor
Tax Consultant
Auditor
Statistician
Economist
Venture Capitalist.

Career Prospects in Pharmacy after Post Graduation:
Overseas career: Some of the M.Pharma are choosing to fly overseas and make their career bright. By scoring well in GRE TOEFL, IELTS etc. Entrances they can pursue MBA and other pharmacy related courses in US, UK, Australia etc. Clinical research: They can work as CP. Clinical programmer is required to coordinate and monitor the tasks in the laboratories, implementing data management plans designed to meet project and protocol deadlines, and consults in the design and development of clinical trials, protocols, and case report forms, analyzes and evaluation of clinical data, recognizes inconsistencies, and initiates the resolution of data problems. Production: Large rate of vacancies are appearing in pharma industries for production. All the big firms invite suitable skill pharma individual in manufacturing units. Initial pay is less around INR 15000-20000 per month but later it show faster growth rate than any other line. Manufacture of pharmaceuticals involve all the drugs in different dosage forms and cosmetics. Scientists: Pharma graduates can absorb as scientist in R&D and F&D. It is field of innovation where talented people in pharmacy working as scientist. Numerous researches are going on in India though compare to less than US and other British industries. Most of the candidates from M.Pharma are selected because they are greater in skills and have application of knowledge. Quality control: They have to develop, apply, revise, and maintain quality standards for processing materials into partially finished or finished products. Helps in designing and implementing methods and procedures for inspecting, testing, and evaluating the precision and accuracy of products and prepares documentation for inspection testing procedures. Professor: Post graduates in pharmacy are most welcomed in this field. They are paid up to 25000 in good institutions. They can work as professor. It is very trustworthy position where you have to build up skills in new comers in pharmacy. They have to give complete information of practicals and theory to students and developed encyclopedia between students. Average Salary for M.Pharma graduates:
A post graduate from a good institute can expect anything between INR 3.5-6 lacs/annum, and after a few years of experience, say 5 years, you can claim INR 9-12 Lacs/annum. Overseas this figure increases at a geometric rate. Regards.