B.Com in Canada

It depending on the specific university and its curriculum but mainlytheir subjects are AccountingFinanceMarketingManagementEconomicsBusiness LawOrganizational BehaviorBusiness EthicsInformation Systems

Some universities and courses for commerce student without Maths in Canada are:
Humber College.
Durham College.
Nova Scotia Community College.
Mohawk College.
CTS Canadian Career College.
Algonquin Careers Academy.
University of the Fraser Valley.

Canada has a good job market for B.Com graduates. In fact, Canada has a shortage of skilled employees, which is an advantage for immigrants who want to settle there. A reputed university in Canada has stated that more than 94 percent of commerce students were placed in different sectors within 3 months of graduation which represents the demand for the commerce students in Canada.

Dear Kartik,
Some of the best colleges or University in Canada for B.Com are –
Thompson Rivers University Canada West
University of Ottawa
George Brown College

You will need atleast 2 years of work experience to get into a top or reputed university for MBA. Try to get a job in finance sector since you are from that background. There is no particular job that you have to do but see that is relevant to your background and what you want to do.

Hi Vishal,
Complete the program and apply for a work permit. You have to get a good job and grow professionally. You can check the immigration Canada website and find out about PR rules in different provinces in Canada prepare accordingly. You must also contact an immigrant agent for your doubt.

There are so many vacancies in abroad for B.Com graduates. In abroad, there is a need of a number of Indian B.Com graduates. They are in high demand. Following are the jobs which an B.Com holder will be able to get in abroad.
1. Front Office Executive.
2. Accountant
3.Cost Accountant.
4.Business development managers.
5.Business executives.
6.Supervisors.
7.Accounting executives.
8.Billing staffs.

Hi Kian,
Consider University of Toronto, University of Windsor, University of Alberta, University of Ottawa, University of British Columbia, Concordia University, York University and Simon Fraser University to name a few.