what to do after 12th in commerce

Bloggergurushubham 04:41
Completing 12th.
Congratulation for passing/completing your 12th.

Now,
         Firstly you Ask yourself  what to do in your future or what is your interest??? Then you choose your field. according to me after 12th is turning point of your life it is very important turning point to make your career bright or deem.

For Commerce Student

Commerce with Mathematics

Commerce without Mathematics
Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics and Mathematics
Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics and Computer Science/Political Science/Hindi/Sociology or any other course being offered in place of Mathematics
You can go for:
  • Chartered Accountancy (CA)
  • Chartered Financial Analyst Program (CFA)
  • Company Secretary Program (CS)

Eligibility

After selecting a course in commerce field, the next question arises in mind is..
Am I eligible to apply for this course?
After completing 12th with commerce stream, you have to start your further education by choosing UG or Integrated UG courses like five year integrated BBA + MBA. To apply for admissions in UG courses, you must have completed 12th or equivalent exam with commerce subjects from any recognized board.

Admission Process

Most of the colleges offer admissions to students in B.Com or BBA courses on the basis of merit. The merit list will be drawn on the basis of marks obtained in 12th or equivalent exam.

Jobs & Career option

Once the student gets into this field he has to face the very first question as:
Which are the career options available in commerce field?
The commerce is one of the three basic and broad fields of the education. Another two are the Science stream and Arts/Humanities stream. You can join the government sectors or the private sectors.
Some major industries where commerce graduates can find jobs are Banking, Accounts, Insurance, Management, Investments and many others.
You can be a part of the corporate world as the analyst, executive, banker, Sr. executive or manager. There are a lot of job opportunities in the commercial field.
You can choose one of the below fields as per the specialization of your degree:
After obtaining a degree in commerce field, where I can find the job opportunities?
Some Employment Areas for B.Com Graduates are:
  • Banks
  • Business Consultancies
  • Foreign Trade
  • Public Accounting Firms
  • Educational Institutions
  • Investment Banking
  • Industrial Houses
  • Budget Planning
  • Multinational Companies
What will be your Job Profile?
Some Job Profiles of commerce graduates are:
  • Budget Analyst
  • Auditor
  • Chartered Management Accountant
  • Chief Financial Officer
  • Business Consultant
  • Finance Manager
  • Stock Broker
  • Production Manager
  • Management Accountant

Salary

“Commerce field is one of top career options which offer a handsome salary packages to deserving candidates”.
The structure of salary is depends on the employers and the role or working field in commerce. A fresher analyst can get the 10000 to 15000 per month while the senior one (executive or manager) can get the 30000 to 50000 per month.
The average salary of a CA of the company is around the 5 lakh to 10 lakh per annum. Some of the tycoon companies offer more than 10 lakh per annum to the company CA.
“By holding a good position and work experience in the respective field, you can earn beyond the limits”.

Books & Study Materials

There are various books and study materials are available in the market or internet. Here we have listed some most recommended books for commerce students:
Industrial Relation in India by Ratan Sen
Accounting Fundamentals of Corporate Accounting by J.R. Monga
The Ascent of Money: A Financial History of the World by Niall Ferguson
Auditing Principles & Practice of Auditing by Dinkar Pagare
Industrial Relations in Indian Enterprises by R.S Dwivedi
Theory of Financial Management by Ezra Solomon
If you have any other queries regarding Courses After 12th Commerce, you may leave your comments below.

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