Which course can I pursue after doing graduation in B.Com other than M.Com and MBA?

You can pursue a B.Ed course after B.Com. Bachelor of Education at LPU is a postgraduate course undertaken by those candidates who aspire for the teaching line. The B.Ed programme aims to prepare teachers as per NCTE guidelines through a comprehensive curriculum of LPU. This university offers intensive training, field engagement with a variety of extracurricular activities on developing the ability to qualify for CTET/STET examinations. Major Learning of this Course from LPU are : Curriculum, Pedagogy, and Assessment Related Decisions: Take decisions regarding curriculum, pedagogy, and assessment as per needs at various levels of education. Pedagogical Knowledge: Demonstrate pedagogical knowledge to substantiate perspectives and theoretical frameworks. Using ICT for Developing Learning Resources: Use technology in designing and developing ICT integrated learning resources. Classroom Management and Assessment: Evaluate children's needs, motives, growth patterns,s and the process of learning to manage classroom climate and assessment. Diagnosis and Treatment: Examine and diagnose pupils' difficulties and deficiencies in achievement. Organize Co-curricular Activities: Plan and organize co-curricular and extracurricular activities. Environmental Awareness: Demonstrate awareness and sensitivity towards issues affecting schools, communities, nations, and the world at large. Deploy suitable methods, strategies, and techniques of teaching to achieve instructional objectives at the school level. Manage classroom environment to ensure effective learning Create appropriate teaching-learning resources using ICT Conduct research to improve the process and product of education.

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After B.Com, one can pursue b.ed for teaching line, post graduate diploma in banking for career in banking, diploma in computer application, office management course, office secretary course all these makes one eligible for direct recruitment.

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