List of Govt Jobs After B.Com

Mar 19, 2024

There are ample government job opportunities for B.Com graduates across various sectors such as finance to human resource to investment banking. B.Com graduates are also offered a handsome pay package across top tier companies and organizations across various government sectors. B.Com govt jobs not only offer job stability but also offer other perks and benefits such as retirement benefits, lower interest loan facilities, high fixed deposit benefits etc.

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The sections below will discuss elaborately about the various B.Com govt jobs that can be availed by both freshers and experienced professionals, along with their eligibility criteria and other essential prerequisites.

Table of Contents

B.Com Govt Jobs
1.1 IBPS PO
1.2 RBI Grade B Officer
1.3 SBI PO
1.4 SBI Clerk
1.5 IBPS Clerk
UPSC Jobs after BCom
B.Com Govt Jobs: FAQs

B.Com Govt Jobs

As already discussed there are ample govt job opportunities after pursuing B.Com degree. Some of the top posts and designations that can be availed by aspiring students are listed below for your reference.

IBPS PO

The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection conducts a national level entrance examination for candidates aspiring to become Probationary Officers, every year. The IBPS PO is the most popular and prestigious post amongst all other baking entrance exams conducted in the country. Lakhs of students every year after completing their B.Com degrees apply for IBPS PO posts. Candidates clearing the IBPS PO exams are entitled to work across any government, private and foreign banks across the country.

Eligibility Criteria: Candidates with preferably B.Com degrees and above 20 years of age are eligible to apply for IBPS PO posts.
Job Responsibilities: The basic duties and responsibilities of an IBPS PO candidate are,
- Customers receive guidance from the PO regarding the financial services and goods that are available to them, such as issuing cheque books, ATM cards, demand drafts, etc.
- Probationary Officers also deal with customer issues such account inconsistencies and the removal of erroneous charges.
Approximate Vacancy: The approximate vacancy for IBPS PO officers currently is 5000+

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RBI Grade B Officer

Being one of the premiere and prestigious government organizations, RBI or Reserve Bank of India remains as the top most choices for government jobs after B.Com. RBI Grade B Officer is an entry level designation for managerial category. The maximum number of attempts for RBI Grade B Officer post is 6, beyond which they cannot apply.

Eligibility Criteria: Candidates with 60% aggregate marks in their B.Com degree along with a minimum age of 21 years are eligible to apply for RBI Grade B Officer posts.
- Apart from India, nationals from Bhutan, Nepal or a Tibetian refugee are eligible apply for this post
Job Responsibilities: The basic duties of an RBI Grade B Officer are as follows,
- Enforcement, supervision, and regulation.
- Foreign exchange and financial markets.
- Currency management, payments, financial inclusion, and banking.
- Financial Stability, Research, and Monetary Policy.
- Customer service, human resources, support, and governance
Approximate Vacancy: Currently there are more than 322 vacancies for RBI Grade B Officer posts.

SBI PO

The State Bank of India conducts its PO entrance exams annually to hire eligible candidates for the post of Probationary Officers across its various branches throughout the country. There are basically three main stages to clear the SBI PO exam, they are the preliminary exams, Main Exams and finally the GD / PI rounds.

Eligibility Criteria: The basic eligibility criteria to become an SBI PO are as follows,
- Candidates between the age of 21 - 30 years, who have completed their B.Com degree from a recognized University are eligible
- Age relaxation is given to candidates from PWD, SC & ST and OBC categories.
Job Responsibilities: The job responsibilities of an SBI PO are as follows,
- managing administrative tasks, providing customer care, processing loans, creating bank accounts, etc. Various aspects of banking, such as retail banking and rural banking, will also be covered.
Approximate Vacancy: Currently there are more than 2,000 vacancies for SBI PO posts all over India.

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SBI Clerk

B.Com graduates who wish to start their career as Junior Associates, can apply for SBI Clerk positions. SBI Clerk exam is conducted through 4 basic tests, they are Preliminary exams, Main exam, Group Discussion and Personal Interview. Candidates who clear all the 4 rounds are eligible for any SBI Clerk jobs.

Eligibility Criteria: The basic eligibility criteria for becoming an SBI Clerk are, candidates must complete their graduation, preferably B.Com from a recognized University and should be between 18 - 35 years of age.
Job Responsibilities: The job responsibilities for an SBI Clerk are as follows,
- opening bank accounts, managing NEFT/RTGS transactions, issuing demand draughts, issuing bank statements, transferring money using a variety of payment methods, handling requests for check books, etc. aiding consumers with their employment documentation as well.
Approximate Vacancy: Currently there are more than 8,000.

IBPS Clerk

IBPS Clerk exam is conducted to hire candidates for various clerical positions across the country. The exam is conducted on 2 basic steps, the Preliminary exam and the Main exam.

Eligibility Criteria: The basic eligibility criteria for applying across any IBPS Clerical jobs is that candidates must complete their graduation and should be between the ages of 18 - 30 years.
Job Responsibilities: The duties and responsibilities of an IBPS Clerk are as follows,
- Verification of numerous proofs and papers that clients have provided.
- Cash receipts, a passbook, demand draughts (DDs), customer bank accounts, etc
- Addressing the many problems that the clients have.
- assisting clients with various banking tasks.
- Update passbook.
Approximate Vacancy: Currently there are more than 6,035 vacancies for IBPS clerk positions.

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UPSC Jobs after B.Com

Some of the other jobs that can be taken up by B.Com graduates are tabulated below for your reference.

Job Profile	Job Description
IAS and IPS	An IAS officer has full administrative authority, including the ability to issue circulars, transfer employees, suspend employees, conduct surprise raids, check for events relating to Prime Minister or President visits, and more. An IPS officer's responsibility is to uphold law and order, particularly during times of unrest, demonstrations, festivals, significant events, etc. An IPS also commands the police force and gives them instructions. The primary duty of an IPS officer is to protect the general population at all cost
UPSC CDS	The Union Public Service Commission administers the Combined Defense Services Examination, also known as the CDS Exam, to select Commissioned Officers for the Indian Military Academy, Officers Training Academy, Indian Naval Academy, and Indian Air Force Academy. The exam notification is typically published in December and May, while the exam itself takes place in April and September, accordingly. Only graduates who are single are permitted to take the exam. A twice-yearly examination is done. Following an interview with the Services Selection Board, successful candidates are admitted into the different Academies (SSB).
SSC CGL	Also termed as Staff Selection Commission, this exam conducted by the Government of India majorly hires freshers and professionals for various fields such as Sub Inspector, Enforcement Officers, Teachers, Audit Officers, Income Tax Officers, Upper Division Clerks etc
RRB NTPC	Maintaining all sorts of checks and keeping a track on arrivals and departures
LIC AAO	One of the positions for which LIC conducts the hiring process is Assistant Administrative Officer (LIC AAO). The exam is not administered yearly. It is carried out in accordance with the demands of the insurance company's staff. One of the most prestigious exams offered in the insurance industry is the LIC AAO, and candidates from all across the nation want to enter the industry. Other exams for various positions are also held by LIC.
SSC CHSL	The Staff Selection Commission conducts the Combined Graduate Level Examination (often referred to as the "CGL Exam" or "CGL") to choose Group B and C officers for various positions in the top ministries, divisions, and organizations of the Indian government. At the time of applying, candidates for the various positions must hold a bachelor's degree from an accredited university. The minimum age requirement is 20 to 30 years old.
Accounts Assistant	Accounts Assistants keep track of daily communications and respond to any questions. putting together statutory accounts. confirming that payments, sums, and records are accurate. working with spreadsheets, notebooks, and sales and purchase ledgers. cash transaction documentation and filing.

B.Com Govt Jobs: FAQs

Ques: Which govt job is best for B.Com graduates?

Ans: The top B.Com govt jobs are as follows,

IBPS PO
RBI Grade B Officer
SBI PO
SBI Clerk
IBPS Clerk

Ques: Which job is best for B.Com graduates?

Ans: The best B.Com govt jobs are,

Accounting and Auditing
Tax Advisory Services
Financial Services
Commercial Banking
International Banking
Insurance Services

Ques: Which Govt exam is best for commerce students?

Ans: UPSC is one of the finest options for jobs in the government is a B.Com. since the top b.com government positions are being recruited for the UPSC (Union Public Service Commission) for instance, the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Police Service, and Indian Foreign Service (IPS).

Ques: Can B.Com Graduate get job in Bank?

Ans: Yes, applicants with a B.Com degree can work in banks. You must pass competitive exams like IBPS PO, RBI Grade B Officer, SBI PO, SBI Clerk, and IBPS Clerk in order to do that.

Ques: What exams can I give after B.Com?

Ans: Some of the top exams for B.Com govt jobs are,