Careers in the field of commerce

Careers in the field of Commerce 

Whether you like Math or have a business temperament, you can find your interest in the field of commerce. 
  1. Chartered accountant(CA) 
  2. Company secretory(CS)
  3. Law
  4. Cost and Management accountant(CMA)
  5. Economics/ Business economics 
  6. Hotel management
  7. Business administration 
  8. Certified financial planner(CFP)
  9. Entrepreneur
  10. MBA 
  11. Journalism and mass communication 
  12. Actuarial science 
  13. Management 
  14. Finance 
  15. Bank probationary officer(bank PO)
  16. Teacher/Professor 
  17. Stockbroking 
  18. Statistics 
  19. Computer application 
  20.  Auditing 
  21. Civil services 
  22. Marketing 
  23. HR 
  24. Income tax 
  25. Agriculture economics 
  26. CFA 
  27. Foreign trade 
  28. Production manager 
  29. Tourism management 

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