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Hi, There are lots of career opportunities after B.Com you can make a career in the finance or banking industry. There are many short terms and long term banking and finance courses you can do after B.Com which are placement oriented, which usually relate to, Investment banking, retail banking, and many other banking operation programs. Imarticus Learning is an award-winning training institute offers industry-endorsed courses such as:
The Postgraduate programme in Banking and Wealth Management this programme comes with placement-assurance, providing aspirants with an in-depth exposure to finance basics, corporate & retail banking and wealth management to enable them to take on Operations and Sales roles at leading Banks and Wealth Management advisory firms. To know more visit http://imarticus.org/pgp-banking-and-wealth-management
Hope this helps.

Further studies:
Valid Diploma certificate holders may pursue relevant Bachelor's degree course. B.Sc degree can then be followed up with PG degree or PG Diploma courses.
Graduates have a handful of PG courses to choose from. M.Sc and PG Diploma courses can be used to specialize in disciplines such as:
Clinical Nutrition
Paediatric Nutrition
Public Health Nutrition
Food Science/Technology
Sports Nutrition/Dietetics
Gerontological Nutrition
Renal Nutrition
Diverse job opportunities exist in front of nutritionists and dieticians in India. Both Government and private sector job opportunities are available in front of them.
Talking about Government sector, some of the well known recruiters include:
Government hospitals
Community health centres
Government Schemes and Missions (ICDS, NHRM, etc.)
Government Organizations (FNB, ICMR, Public Health Foundation, etc.)
Government R&D units
Government nursing homes
Government Nutrition Education Institutes
Coming to the private sector, some of the well known recruiters include:
Private clinics and hospitals
Nursing homes
NGOs
Food products manufacturing firms
Pharmaceutical firms
Private R&D units
Private Nutrition Education Institutes
Health clubs
Fitness centres
Sports centres and franchises
Hotels

I Would prefer NAEMD. Their connections are good actually. For events that is the basic requirement. I have experienced some of my acquaintances pursuing graduation from these institutes. So i can say the NAEMD events are much more in news as compare to its counterpart. So Naemd is good alternative.
Try and visit NAEMD - https://www.naemd.com/ and see the infrastructure and facilities for yourself. Get their brochures and read them carefully. You can verify online the claims that they make and also verify if the degrees/certifications that they offer are genuine and recognized or not. Compare the fees, course duration, specialization, faculty, hands-on experience etc.
https://www.naemd.com/best-event-management-courses-india-mumbai-jaipur-ahmedabad.htm

As far as I know, there is no part time IIT JAM. You will have to devote yourself to the exam if you want to secure a passing grade in the exam and qualify for M.Tech or M.Sc.
JAM 2018 eligibility criteria:
The common criteria across institutes for each programme are:
JAM eligibility criteria is common for each program across institutes for appearing in the postgraduate science admission test.
The candidates should have secured at least 55% in subjects including languages and subsidiaries of all the years combined. Those, however, belonging to SC/ST and OBC categories need to secure at least 50 percent marks in the subjects.
Candidates need to note that equivalence of marks in case of grades in letter/CGPA (and not in percentage of marks) will be decided by the participating institutes of JAM.
As per the JAM eligibility criteria 2018, candidates will need to submit their proof of qualifying degree examinations by September 30th, 2018 to the admitting institute. However, upon failing to do so will lead to cancellation of their candidature.