Admission to a Commerce course typically requires students to fill out an application form, submit necessary documents, and may require an entrance exam or an interview, depending on the institution.

• • Educational Qualification: Candidates must have completed their higher secondary education (12th grade) with a focus on Commerce or a related stream.
  • Minimum Marks: Some institutions may require a minimum percentage (usually around 50-60%) in the 12th grade.
  • Age Limit: There is generally no strict age limit, but candidates should check specific institutional requirements.

Typical Duration: The duration of a Commerce course can vary:

• Bachelor’s Degree (B.Com): Typically 3 years.
• Master’s Degree (M.Com): Usually 2 years.
• Professional Courses (e.g., CA, CMA): Duration may vary based on the program structure and exam schedules.

• • Job Opportunities: Graduates can explore various career paths, including:
    • Accountant: Handling financial records, preparing tax returns, and advising on tax strategy.
    • Financial Analyst: Analyzing financial data to help businesses make investment decisions.
    • Banking and Finance: Working in banks, financial institutions, or insurance companies.
    • Marketing and Sales: Engaging in market research, promoting products, and managing sales teams.
    • Entrepreneurship: Starting their own business ventures.
  • Further Studies: Many students opt for further education such as:
    • Master of Business Administration (MBA): For advanced management positions.
    • Chartered Accountant (CA): For careers in accounting and finance.
    • Company Secretary (CS): For governance and compliance roles in companies.