M.Com

If you have completed a Master of Commerce M.Com programme from University of Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh, Central Institute of Higher Tibetan Studies (CCS University) and you are now applying for a different graduate programme, you will likely need to provide transcripts or other documentation of your previous coursework to demonstrate that you have completed a certain number of economics courses. You can check the eligibility criteria of the programme you are applying for and SEE if they require a certain number of economics courses as a prerequisite. You can also check the programme's website or contact the admissions office for more information. They will be able to tell you what kind of documentation you need to provide in order to prove that you have completed the required economics coursework. You can also check the syllabus of your M.Com degree, it should mention the course that you have studied during your degree.

There are several short-term courses you can pursue after completing your M.Com in Finance. Some popular options include:
Certified Financial Planner CFP This is a professional certification course in financial planning, providing knowledge and skills to create financial plans for individuals and institutions. Chartered Financial Analyst CFA This is a professional certification course in investment management and financial analysis, provided by the CFA Institute. Financial Risk Manager (FRM) : This is a professional certification course in financial risk management, provided by Global Association of Risk Professionals (GARP). Certified Public Accountant CPA This is a professional certification course in accounting, providing knowledge and skills to prepare and analyze financial statements and taxes. Financial Modelling: This course teaches students how to use spreadsheet software to create financial models for decision making, forecasting, and valuation purposes.