What is the scope of B.Com?

1. M.Com: This course is an extension to B.Com and helps you gain a deeper insight into the general functions of working of a business. Generally, those who want to do research work undertake this course. An obvious progression would be to do an M.Phil followed by a Ph.D depending on the level of expertise desired. Jobs available are teachers in schools and college. On the corporate side, you have an opportunity in the finance department of corporate to work as an analyst, research work, consulting, etc. 2. CA: CA can be done along with UG itself and need not necessarily be after PG. This course helps you develop a level of expertise in Accounts, Tax, Audit & Assurance and Consulting. At the intermediate level, one is required to do article ship wherein one can get the insight into these departments thus align your job to your desire. It has a great prospect. 3. CS: These are the people who ensure regulatory compliance of rules and regulations. Again like CA can be pursued along with grads and is relatively easier than CA. 4. ICWA: Cost accountants who control and manage the cost of an organisation. 5. MBA: It is a post graduation course that helps an individual to build himself an array of things such that his overall personality is enhanced and he can better manage various functions of an organisation and probably with time build an understanding to manage the entire organisation. In a B-School one get n number of opportunities to explore his talents in the various field. A budding entrepreneur gets people with alike minds and thus get pursue his passion with similar people around him. 6. Law: With a little understanding of the business law in B.Com and individual can get a brief exposure to the subject and probably decide if he wants to pursue this or not. Apart from these generic courses, there are a number of other courses that an individual can pursue. 1. Actuarial Science: It for those people who like risk management and like analytic. Understanding of economics and statistics would be necessary to pursue the course. There are a limited number of fully qualified people and thus its a very high paying job. 14 papers. These are people working with the likes of the insurance company to decide upon premiums maturity, etc. 2. CFA: This again is a professional course on the higher side as per the cost is concerned.

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On successful completion of B.Com, aspirants can apply for jobs relating business and finance. Professionals can apply for employment in finance sector like banking, company secretary ship, chartered accountancy, cost and works accountancy jobs. They can also apply for non-finance sector jobs in mass communication, law, hotel management, civil services, and so on. 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 Insurance International Studies Other professional programmes of study include MBA and MCA. Those who are interested in research can do the Ph.D programmes with various specialisations. There are many certification courses in commerce that the aspirants can opt for on completion of their graduation in commerce. Chartered Accountancy (CA), Certified Financial Analyst (CFA), ICWA, CFP and Company Secretary Ship (CS) are some of the available courses. They can also choose among stock broking or the relevant computer courses like Tally and accounting software. Chartered accountancy is a very respectable profession in commerce stream. Their work mainly involves auditing, accounting and tax related matters. Stock brokers work profile include transactions of securities for individuals or institutions in stock exchanges.

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