About the Programme

The transformation in the Indian economic scenario has opened up plenty of opportunities for people with knowledge in financial services which promises good career scope for commerce students. When advertising commercial or financial opportunities the majority of employers are prepared to consider graduates in any subject, but some indicate a strong preference for a commerce background and others refer to this as a definite requirement. Many business studies courses cover a range of subjects, others promote a vocational emphasis on topics such as marketing. . Although the following occupations are open to graduates from any discipline, a commerce degree will provide useful background knowledge, evidence of some of the skills mentioned above, and possibly some exemptions from papers in professional examinations. Advertising account executive, Banking manager, Chartered accountant, Distribution/logistics manager, Insurance underwriter, Investment banker (corporate finance), Management consultant, Marketing executive Consumer products, Market research executive, Personnel officer, Public relations officer, The degree is designed to provide the student with a wide range of managerial skills while at the same time building competence in a particular area. Most universities therefore plan the degree such that additional to their major, the student is exposed to general business principles, quantitative analysis and organizational behavior. The curriculum thus focuses both on academic subjects.