B.Com graduates may be eligible for graduate-level recruitments, and commerce is a natural fit for banking, insurance and accounts-related posts — subject to each notification.
With B.Com. you may be eligible for posts in these categories. These are categories that commonly accept this qualification — not a guarantee for any single recruitment.
Banking exams (PO, Clerk, RRB, RBI)
Insurance officer exams
SSC CGL (including audit and accounts posts)
Statistics / accounts posts where commerce with statistics is accepted
State PSC Group exams and civil services
Commonly eligible vs. notification-specific: the list above is what recruitments commonly accept. Subjects, branch, minimum marks, age and other conditions are set by each notification — check the latest one before applying.
Common Exams and Recruitments for B.Com.
Each card shows the typical qualification published for that exam. Not every exam accepts every B.Com. holder — read the "typical qualification" line.
Interested in:
IBPS PO
Institute of Banking Personnel Selection
Typical qualification
Bachelor's degree in any discipline
Job types
Probationary Officer in public sector banks
Age
Varies by examination/post and notification; applicable relaxations may apply.
Officially announced = the recruiting body has released a notification but applications haven't opened. Expected = reported as planned, with no notification yet — details may change.
Often, yes — bank PO and Clerk exams (IBPS, SBI) commonly accept a degree in any discipline, which includes B.Com. Age limits, minimum marks (for some exams like RBI) and language rules still apply — check the notification.
How do I know if I am eligible for a job with B.Com.?
Compare your qualification, subjects or branch, age, category, domicile, experience and any physical or skill requirements with the eligibility section of the official notification. This page only lists what recruitments commonly accept.
