The document provides information on 10 career options for commerce students: 1) Chartered Accountancy, 2) Company Secretaryship, 3) Certified Management Accountant, 4) Law, 5) B.Com, 6) BBA, 7) Bachelor of Economics, 8) Interior Design, 9) Hotel Management. For each option, the document discusses the educational requirements, career opportunities, and top schools. It aims to guide commerce students in selecting among these in-demand career paths.

3. C.A. (Chartered Accountancy)
C.S. (Company Secretary)
C.M.A.
Law
B.Com.
B.B.A
Bachelor of Economics
BID
Hotel Management

4. 1. Chartered Accountancy (C.A)
Auditing
Investment
Management
consultancy
Finance
Taxation

5. One of the most well-known and popular career paths for commerce
students, Chartered Accountant (C.A), is an internationally recognized
professional certification conducted by the Institute of Chartered
Accountants of India (ICAI).
A Chartered Accountant works across various domains of business such as
audit, taxation, investment, finance, etc. to increase the profitability of
the firm
Chartered Accountancy (C.A)

6. Career Opportunities for CA
You can find professional opportunities in
(1)Government and private organizations
(2) Auditing
(3)Tax consulting
(4)corporate finance
(5)Investment banking
(6)Corporate finance
(7)Investment banking
You would also have the option to set up private practice after a
few years of experience.

7. Educational Path to Pursue CA
Step 1: Register yourself with the ICAI, and clear the
Competency Professional Test (CPT).
Step 2: Clear the Integrated Professional Competence (IPC)
Course Exam in one or both groups.
Step 3: Undergo article ship for 3 years under a practicing C.A or
a C.A firm.
Step 4: After or during the completion of your article ship, clear
the C.A Final to gain your C.A certification.

8. 2. C.S. (Company Secretary)

9. Company Secretary
For any company to function properly, a company
secretary is needed! And to become a C.S., one has to
appear for Company Secretary ship course and clear
the exams associated with the course. ICSI (Institute
of Company Secretaries of India) is the Institute that
has been tasked by the Government to conduct the
course as well as examination!

10. Role of Company Secretary

11. Career Opportunities for CS
Render services in areas such as:
(1) legal
(2)secretarial and corporate governance
(3)corporate restructuring
(4)foreign collaborations and joint ventures
(5) Arbitration and conciliation,
(6) financial management
(7)project planning
(8)capital market and investor relations
(9)corporate advisory services, etc.
You can also set up independent practice in these areas
Educational Path to pursue CS

12. Educational Path to Pursue CS

13. 3. Certified Management Accountant

14. Certified Management Accountant
( CMA )
 Certified Management Accountant (CMA) is an
accounting designation that signifies expertise in
financial accounting and strategic management. This
certification builds on financial accounting proficiency
by adding management skills that aid in making
strategic business decisions based on financial data
The Institute of Management Accountants (IMA)
issues the CMA certification

15. Career Opportunities for CMA
CMAs have an extensive range of career options:
1. They can move into executive positions such as:
(a) vice president of finance
(b)controller
(c) chief financial officer
(d) chief executive officer.
2.CMAs can specialize in many roles such as:
(a)Staff accountant
(b)Cost accountant
(c) corporate accountant
(d)Internal auditor
(e)Tax accountant
(f) Financial analyst
(g)Budget analysis

16. Educational Path to Pursue CMA

17. 4.

18.  Usually, only Graduates are allowed to pursue L.L.B.
But, thanks to new rules, it is also possible for 12th
Commerce students to pursue Law course from Law
schools after schooling.
 But to do so, they will have to select an integrated Law
course! Such integrated courses lasts 5 years. These
Integrated courses are combination of a Degree course
and traditional L.L.B. course. For example- B.Com. and
L.L.B./ B.A. and L.L.B. etc.

19. Top Law Schools in India
 National Law School of India University, Bangalore
 National University of Law, Hyderabad
 WB National University of juridical sciences, Kolkata
 National Law University, Jodhpur
 National Law Institute University, Bhopal
 Gujarat National Law University, Gandhinagar
 National Law University, New Delhi
 Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University,
Lucknow
 Government Law College, Mumbai

20. Top LAW Schools In Abroad
 1. Harvard University
 2. University of Oxford
 3. University of Cambridge
 4. Yale University
5. Stanford University
 6. New York University
 7. University of California, Berkeley
 8. Columbia University
 9. University of Chicago
 10. The University of Melbourne
 11. University College London

21. Important subjects present in Law
Courses
 Constitutional Laws
 Property Laws
 Banking Laws
 Environmental Laws
 Company Laws
 Consumer Protection Laws
 Family Laws
 Labour and Industrial Laws
 Human Rights laws
 Administrative Laws
 Public International Laws

22. Career in Law

23. 6. B.com

24. B.com. stands for Bachelor of Commerce. This is a
course that most 12th Commerce stream students
pursue after schooling! And there are many reasons why
this course is so popular. First of all, the level of
academic difficulty associated with this course is not too
high. That means it is relatively easy to go thorough
B.Com. Program and obtain a Degree.
Another advantage is that it allows students to venture
on to other fields. It is one such course, after doing
which, one may go for other job oriented courses such as
M.B.A., Vocational courses, Skill oriented courses etc.
introduction

25. There are 38 courses which belong to
Bachelor of Commerce(B.Com) and which
a person is eligible to pursue after Class
12th. They can get admission in all the
affiliated Universities spread across the
states of Delhi, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu,
Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Punjab,
Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, etc. Colleges
offer B.Com. For top B.Com colleges in
India.

26. 1. Pass course
2. {Hons.} (Business Management)
3. {Hons.} (Accounting and Finance)
4. {Hons. }(Economics)
5. Marketing
6. Applied Economics
7. Banking & Finance
8. Banking Management
9. Corporate Secretary ship
10. e-commerce
11. Financial Markets
12. Foreign Trade Management
13. Insurance Management
14. Tax Procedure and practice
15. Capital Market
16. Investment Management
17. International Business
18. Tourism and Travel Management
List of Courses :
B.com in…..

27. Career Opportunities After B.com
Association
of
Chartered
Certified
Accountants
Certified
Public
Accountant

28. 7.

29. . Introduction
 B.B.A. stands for Bachelor of Business Administration. It
is a 3 years long Degree course. After completion, one
may also follow it up with an M.B.A. (Master of Business
Administration) Degree too!
 After B.B.A., one may land managerial jobs in private
sector. Though jobs are available for B.B.A. graduates in
Government sector, the private sector offers more
opportunities! Many MNCs recruit talented B.B.A.
graduates to deal with management and finance related
posts

30. Important subjects present in B.B.A.
program –
 Financial Management
 Marketing
 Economics
 Human Resource
Management
 Accounting
 Statistics
 Business Communications
 Entrepreneurship skills

31. .What after BBA????

32. BBA or B.Com

33. 7.Bachelor of Economics or
Economics( Hons)
 Why I mentioned this course here is that Commerce
stream students will find it relatively easier to deal
with B.A. Economics. After completing this course
(which lasts 3 years), one may land jobs in private as
well as Government sector.
 There are many Government posts, which B.A.
Economics graduates are eligible to apply for! And in
private sector, companies hire graduates to take up
posts related to finance.

34. Important subjects present in
B.Economics. program –
 Agricultural Economics
 Macro Economics
 Principles of Economics
 Indian Economics
 Macro Economics
 Industrial Economics
 Banking Economics
 Public Finance
 International Trade
 Regional Economics

36.  .
8.
BID stands for Bachelor of Interior Design. It is a
Bachelor’s Degree course. This course revolves
around the domain of interior design. Technically, it
is a ‘design’ course. The course duration is 3 years
long.

37. If you are passionate about design, creativity and planning,
this program will be of help to you. This course will help you
build a decent career in interior design sector. Students who
have passed 12th commerce stream are eligible to apply for
BID admission

38. Career after Interior Designing
 1. Start your own Interior Design Firm:
 2. Working in a Design Firm:
 3. Furniture Designer / Furniture Boutique:
 4. Product Designer / Product Showroom:
 5. User Experience Designer / Graphic Designer:
 6. Interior Elements Business:
 7. Set Design / Temporary Interior Design:
 8. Artist / Blogger / Photographer:
 9. Portfolio Designer / Model Maker:
 10. Teach Design:

39. Top 10 Instituted for Interior Designing
 1. National Institute of Design (NID), Delhi
 2. Sai School of Interior Design, New Delhi
 3. Sir JJ School of Art, Mumbai
 4. Arch Academy of Design, Jaipur
 5. IILM School of Design, Gurgaon
 6. Vogue Institute of Fashion Technology, Bangalore
 7. CEPT University, Ahmedabad
 8. Shri Devi College of Interior Designing, Mangalore
 9. Exterior Interiors Pvt. Ltd, Cochin
 10. College of Architecture, Nashik

40. 10. Hotel Management

41.  A job oriented course this one is! It certainly has got
elements of hospitality sector. But, degree course in
Hotel Management is more valuable than the
hospitality diploma courses that I mentioned above.
 Course duration is 4 years, in case of Degree course.
And when it comes to job opportunities, there are jobs
available in both Private as well as Government
sectors!

42. Career in Hotel Management
 Hotel manager
 Food and Beverages
 Catering manager
 Lobby and Reservation manager
 Front Office manager
 Executive chef
 Restaurant and Service Manager
 Marketing dept.

43. Top 10 institutes for hotel
management
 1.Institute of Hotel Management, Catering and Nutrition (IHM), Pusa
 2.Welcomgroup Graduate School of Hotel Administration
 3. Institute of Hotel Management, Catering Technology and Applied Nutrition
(IHM), Mumbai
 4. Institute of Hotel Management, Catering Technology and Applied Nutrition
(IHM), Bangalore
 5. Institute of Hotel Management, Catering Technology and Applied Nutrition
(IHM), Hyderabad
 6. Banarsidas Chandiwala Institute of Hotel Management and Catering
Technology
 7. Institute of Hotel Management, Catering Technology and Applied Nutrition
(IHM), Chennai
 8. Department of Hotel Management - Christ University
 9. Army Institute of Hotel Management and Catering Technology (AIHMCT)
 10. Institute of Hotel Management, Catering Technology and Applied Nutrition
(IHM)

44. Made by -
Mr. Sanjeev Chugh
PGT- Accountancy and Economics
M.com(ABST), M.com(B.Adm.) M.com(EAFM),
M.phill. And B.Ed