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OPPORTUNITIES AFTER DOING COMMERCE IN CLASS 12

One of the most popular streams to opt for today, is commerce. Students are making a beeline for this stream as it is a highly lucrative one. The study of commerce opens up a lot of doors in many different fields, all of which are very well respected and highly paid for. If a student opts for commerce in Class XII, then he will be familiar with the basic concepts in Accountancy, Economics, Business Studies, and Mathematics. Based on the students’ interest in the above subjects, there are a few broad options listed below, which the student can opt for:

  • Bachelors of Business Administration (BBA)
  • Bachelors of Commerce (B.Com)
  • Bachelor of Business Management (BBM)
  • 5-year Integrated BBA + MBA
  • Chartered Accountancy (CA)
  • Company Secretaryship (CS)
  • Cost and Work Accountant (CWA)
  • Bachelor of Foreign Trade Management
  • Bachelor of Management studies
  In the present time, it is often found that students are very confused about the career option that they should choose after class 12. By studying Commerce, the student will have plenty of courses to opt for. One needs to choose a career option that provides good scope in future.  It should also pique the interest of the student. Selecting a career option is one of the major decisions in a student’s life and has to be made wisely after proper attention and understanding of the field. Listed below in detail are some of the best career options for students to take up after completing their plus two in commerce.   Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com) This is the most popular course that maximum students pursue after completing class twelve. It is a general degree course that continues for a period of 3 years. The level of difficulty under these courses is not very high; and students can easily get admission under this course from any college. Under this, students get to study subjects like Economics, Marketing, Corporate Accounting, Law, Business Environment etc. Students can also pursue their post graduation i.e. M.Com after completing their graduation in B.Com as this will increase their chances of getting jobs in the teaching profession, banking sector, financial organizations, export companies, and business houses. Alternatively, they may even pursue an MBA in foreign trade, finance or even HR and marketing. The eligibility for this course is completing the 10+2 from any stream. Cut-offs in this stream is extremely high. If the student has scored around 90%, then his chances of getting through B.Com are bright. They may also pursue professional courses like CA, CS or ICWA along with their B.Com Degree. Bachelor of Economics This is another important and fruitful option available to students of commerce. Under this course, students get a lot of exposure to numerous economic concepts, analytical methods, and studies. All those students who have an interest in economics may take this course. It is best for those who want to gain specialization in this field. The duration of the course is for 3 years. Students get to study subjects like Agricultural Economics, Macro Economics, Indian Economics, International Trade, etc. A BA in Economics focuses mainly on theoretical concepts and prepares students for higher studies. After graduation students can go for M.A Eco. Alternately, they can also pursue an M.Phil in Economics, or specialize in a branch like Business or Micro Economics, Macro Economics, Labor Economics, Industrial Economics and International Economics. Several colleges also offer courses like Masters in Business Economics, which is a highly reputed course. Students can appear for Indian Economic Services; from where he can get recruited as Grade A officers in organizations like the Planning Commission, Planning Board, and the Ministry of Economic Affairs. Students can also write reports on economic and business events in newspapers. There is also a huge demand for economics teachers in India and abroad. To be eligible for this stream, the student needs to complete his 10+2 in any stream. Some colleges may prefer want students to have subjects such as mathematics, economics and accounting in their 10+2. Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) BBA is yet another popular option amongst students after their 12th in commerce. The course last for 3 years where students gain knowledge about business and its administration. Students are exposed to numerous business aspects and methodologies. This is best for those who are business minded and further want to take their business to higher levels. A management degree is yet another option for interested candidates. If students have Mathematics and English as core subjects, then a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) will be a good option for them. It is a three-year degree course designed to impart management education and inculcate entrepreneurship skills in a student. Possible job profiles after this course include marketing managers, financial managers, strategic mangers, operations managers and human resource managers. This stream required students to have completed their 10+2 from any stream provided they had Mathematics and English as core subjects and a minimum aggregate of 50%. Students might also need to sit for entrance exams conducted by different colleges offering BBA program. Bachelor of Legislative Law (LLB) After 12th commerce LLB is one of the good options which has great scope ahead for all the students. The course is governed by The Bar Council of India (BCI). Students after the completion of course avail the degree as a lawyer or advocate. This course involves the study of subjects like Constitutional Laws, Property Laws, Banking Laws, etc. Chartered Accountancy (CA) This is a professional level course which is administered by a professional body The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India. The level of difficulty under this course is much higher when compared to other bachelor courses. After clearing this course a student becomes a professional known as CA which might fetch them higher returns. Students need to study subjects like Taxation, Law, Auditing, Costing etc. The course is divided into different levels. Students need to clear all in order to be called a CA. Company Secretary (CS) The students who are interested in Law and theoretical subjects can opt for CS as a career option after class 12. It is also considered as a professional level course which is conducted by The Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI). This course involves different levels like that of CA. By undergoing this course, students understand the functioning and legal compliance relating to companies. Cost and Management Accountant (CMA) This is yet another professional level course conducted by The Institute of Cost Accountants of India. The course is divided into different levels same as CA and CS. Under this students need to study and gain knowledge relating to Costing, Planning, Controlling and different aspects related to Management Accounting. Certified Financial Planner (CFP) All the students who have an interest in areas like Personal finance, wealth management, insurance planning, and mutual fund investing etc can pursue this course. This course is governed and conducted by Financial Planning Standards Board India (FPSB). Journalism and Mass Communication Students can also go for this career option where they will get extensive knowledge about the current economic trends in the country. The course period is of three years and can be simply pursued from any college offering this course. After completing this course, students can without any problems, get employment in numerous media houses, both print as well as digital media. Hotel Management Courses Students can also go for various Hotel Management courses. This course may vary for a time frame of 3 to 5 years, after which it fetches good returns in Hotel Industry. This course is suitable for those students who have an interest in the Hospitality sector. The course offers huge job opportunities to students, in both, the government and the private sector. Bachelor in Statistics This course is also available to those students who took up commerce in class 12. All the students with an interest in Mathematics and Statistics can pursue this course. The course duration is 3 years. Students gain knowledge regarding probability, statistical methods, permutations etc. BA Hons in English One of the unconventional but solid career options after 12th, English Literature will open up doors for journalism or higher studies or even options for B.Ed and UGC NET (to be a qualified lecturer in college or university). Students have to pass 10+2 with a minimum aggregate of 50%. Many universities hold entrance tests for admission to courses in English. Colleges in Calcutta like Presidency College, St Xavier’s and Lady Brabourne hold entrance tests for admission to their courses of English Hons. Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) If the student wants to permanently bid good-bye to commerce is wondering about what to take up next; then a Bachelor of Computer Applications or (BCA) degree is a good choice for him, especially if he has a technical bent of mind. BCA is a three year degree course concentrating primarily on programming languages. To be eligible to purse a course in BCA, the student must have completed his 10+2 with a minimum of 50% aggregate from any stream. Entrance tests are also conducted in individual colleges for admission to BCA courses. Bachelors in Accounting and Finance: BAF stands for Bachelors in Accounting and Finance. The duration of this course is 3 years. The course puts stress upon teaching the students about tax, cost accounting, auditing, business law and economics, among other things. Students can continue by going for higher education in finance and accounting, or even by opting to do an M.Com or an MBA in finance. It is a good course if the student wants to work in the field of accounting and finance. Colleges like St. Francis, St. Xaviers and Loyola College in Mumbai offer this highly reputed course. Bachelors of Financial Markets: BFM or Bachelors of Financial Markets is a three year undergraduate course that focuses on debt markets, equity markets, risk management, micro economics, investment, mutual funds and security markets. By organizing things like industry visits, the course exposes students to operational environment in the field of Financial Markets. Colleges like K.J Somaiya and LS Raheja in Mumbai offer this course. Students can further their prospects by pursuing certification courses in financial markets provided by the NSE. They can also pursue courses like CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst) or improve their skills and employment prospects by pursuing an MBA or M.Com.


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