Education and Career Forum

Is there any teaching scope for BCom( programme ) students. Can they become lecturer of a particular. What are the other scope for them?

Yes, BCom (Bachelor of Commerce) graduates can become lecturers or professors in colleges and universities after completing a postgraduate degree such as MCom (Master of Commerce), MBA (Master of Business Administration), or PhD in commerce or related fields. They can also pursue a career in teaching by obtaining a Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) degree.

Apart from teaching, BCom graduates can explore various career options in finance, accounting, marketing, and human resources, among others. Some of the job roles that BCom graduates can pursue include:

1. Accountant
2. Auditor
3. Financial analyst
4. Tax consultant
5. Business analyst
6. Sales executive
7. Marketing analyst
8. Human resources executive

BCom graduates can also prepare for professional certification exams such as CA (Chartered Accountant), CMA (Certified Management Accountant), or CPA (Certified Public Accountant) to enhance their career prospects.

It is important to note that the career options available to BCom graduates may vary depending on their specialization and skills. Therefore, it is advisable to research the job market and identify the areas that align with your interests and strengths.

After BCom, students can decide to pursue a teaching profession by earning a B.Ed. and an M.Com.

>> Student needs to be aware of their areas of interest because commerce is a broad sector that encompasses taxation, finance, accounting, banking, insurance, wealth creation, auditing, management, etc.