Should I opt for higher studies or get a job after completing B.Com and why?

Dear student, After completing B.Com, opt for higher studies as B.Com is a just UG course and nowadays the only job you can get after graduation is BPO jobs. Hence, in order to get a good pay job, I suggest that you opt for higher studies. All the very best. Good luck.

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If there are no personal constraint, student may evaluate following additional qualifications: (a) M.Com (b) MBA (c)3 years law degree I. e. LL.B. (d) MCA if you had Maths in class 12 as a subject (e) Masters in Social work (f) M.A. Mass Communication (g) Join one year courses run by Private bank and Schools (h) PG Diploma in Business Analytics (I) Business Analysis certification from IIBA (j) Professional jollifications such as CA/ CS/ CFA/ CMA/ LOMA.

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B.Com is just basic graduation degree is to provide students with a wide range of skills in area of Commerce, Accounting and management. It also helps in preparing the students for business enterprises in Account and Finance roles. Some universities allow students to specialise in a particular subject in a final year. With pure B.Com career opportunities are very limited. Job offered to B.Com graduates are at lower end of organisation support chain. In order to have long term career, if there are no personal constraint, student may evaluate following additional qualifications: (a) M.Com (b) MBA (c)3 years law degree I.e. LLB (d) MCA if you had Maths in class 12 as a subject (e) Masters in Social work (f) MA Mass Communication (g) Join one year courses run by Private bank and BSchools (h) PG Diploma in Business Analytics (I) Business Analysis certification from IIBA (j) Professional jollifications such as CA/ CS/ CFA/ CMA/ LOMA etc

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After B.Com, one may find difficulty in getting job or one can get job having less salary package and M.Com is a master degree or any other master degree such as CA, MBA, CMA, CPA or any other. In Master's course, one can learn more thing and for which they can get job easily and with a decent salary. Candidates who have finished their post-graduation in Business management have a chance to get job in various organizations and institutions according to their specialization. The specialization can be from different fields like HR, finance, marketing etc. Candidates with Post graduation after B.com is absorbed in to private and public companies alike as finance officer or controller, risk and insurance manager etc. There are varieties of jobs available in financial institutions like banks, credit unions, mutual fund companies. Those candidates who like to pursue research can go for the PhD programs. It is also possible for candidates to choose a career in legal profession. In addition to this, many entrance exams are carried out by both the state and central government like UPSE, PSC, RRB, etc. for the recruitment of candidates into the various vacant posts available.

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Hello, Doing higher studies is really a good option but the individual should be Interested and also be able to do. M.Com after B.Com is essential to get a good salary job easily and also in reputed sectors. Since M.Com is a post graduate degree it is preferred among the Bachelors degree such as B.Com. You can also go for CA or MBA after b. Com as they are more professional and better than m. Com. You need to be highly skilled to clear all the exams of CA. CA graduates can easily find a job in the finance and accounts section of top public and private sectors thereby getting a good salary. You need to clear the top exams like CAT, XAT, etc so that you may secure a seat at the top Institutes for MBA which would give you still more reputation and would also help you to find a job in the top companies. So, it is recommended to do higher studies after your Bachelors degree whether it is B.Com or B.A. All the best!

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The first thing which you have to keep in your mind in the very beginning is what are your likes or dislikes or your strength and weakness? Where you want to do a course? What you want to be in the future and what type of livelihood you are deserving in the future? So, if this question's answer is clear in the very beginning then I think there won't be any problem regarding the path you want to choose. So, right in the below, I'm going to describe few courses with details analysis. They are as follows: 1. M.Com: If you want to opt for this course then you will be having two options in your hand, one to get into teaching profession (irrespective of teacher or professor) and the second option is to get a job in some clerical post related to accounts. So, by opting this course it will narrow down your opportunities and options as well. One more thing for applying to this course, you must complete honours with good marks in it. 2. CA: If you want to opt for this course then look its full name is Chartered Accountant. This course is also a flourishing one but hardly someone gets into it, but if you are really good at studies then it is nothing. So, it is also a perspective which you can opt for. At least try and see whether you can do it or not because if you become a CA, you will be on the top of the earth. To get into CA, you have to pass CPT. 3. CS: If you wanting to opt for this course then look its full name is Company Secretary. This is also an interesting prospect and it is not that hard like CA, but you have to work hard to clear it. To get into CS. you have to pass a foundation exam. 4. LLB: If you want to opt for this course then look its full name is Legum Baccalaureus/Bachelors in law. You can opt for 3 years or 2 years LLB program and after completing your course, litigate and earn huge amount of money or get placement in any good corporate body as a legal assistant or agent. To get into this, you have to pass an entrance exam. 4. MBA: If you want to opt for this course then you will have a good scope. The very first thing which you have to do is to get through an entrance exam and then apply in any of the best B-Schools. Here, having honours or not does not matter. What matters is the marks which you have got in the entrance exam. By applying to MBA, you can do specialization in finance, marketing, retail management, IT or human resource. These are the normal specializations available.

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