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Higher study options after B.Com. You can pursue any of these courses after completing B.Com provided you qualify the university eligibility criteria:
CRISIL Certified Analyst programme (CCAP)
Diploma in Banking & Financial Services (HDBFS)
Executive MBA
Executive programme in Applied Finance-IIM, Calcutta
International Post Graduate Diploma in Risk Management
LLB
M.Com
CA
Master in Financial Management (MFM)
Master of Management Studies (MS)
Master of Retail Management
Master of Business Administration (MBA)
Master of Marketing Management (MMM)
Masters in Human Resources Development Management (MHRDM)
Masters in Marketing
Masters in Business Studies (MS)
Masters in Financial Management (MFM)
Masters of Business Administration (Information Technology)-MBA-IT
Masters in International Business (MPIB)
MCA
Post Graduate Diploma In Management
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B.Sc. In Computer Science is an undergraduate course related to the information technology field, therefore, the job opportunity after completing B.Sc. Are mainly in the IT sector. The IT sector in India is expanding rapidly, therefore, there is always a requirement of undergraduates in computer Science in the following fields by the top IT companies in India:
System integrator
Hardware Designer
Logic Designer
Systems Analyst
System Administrator
Computer programmer
Computer Scientist
As regards to your question about which is better M.Sc. In Computer Science or MCA. As per the industry trend, there is a high requirement of MCA. Candidates in the IT industry as compared to M.Sc. In Computer Science. However, this does not mean that you should not consider M.Sc. In Computer Science. It really depends on which field you would like to go for. For example, if you are looking to go in the following fields there is more chance for you with M.Sc. Degree than MCA. Artificial Intelligence
Wireless Communication
information security
VSLI/Embedded Systems
Robotics
You also have the option to apply for lecturer job in government colleges by clearing the UGC NET exam. You should consider M.Sc. If teaching field is your priority. MCA. Is an attractive option if the fields you are interested in are mentioned below because there is a huge scope in these fields with Masters in Computer Applications. Web Development
Software Development
Database Administration
Hardware and Networking.

Academic requirements for MBA:
The first and foremost eligibility requirement to apply abroad for an MBA is to have completed a basic Bachelor's level graduation degree. This could be an engineering degree B.E. / B.Tech B.Sc. B.Com B.A. or in any other discipline. A Master's or doctoral Ph.D. degree is also fine. A full-time degree from a reputed university is preferred. However, some MBA colleges may also accept correspondence and distance education. The primary evidence that you will submit to prove your credentials are your academic transcripts. These include semester-wise marks for each subject that was covered in your degree. You may also be required to appear for an international exam like the GMAT or GRE which is crucial for admission to top B-Schools abroad, and language proficiency tests like the IELTS or TOEFL, if required. Work experience requirements
Unlike a 2-year MBA in India, MBA colleges abroad expect students to have had substantial exposure to the working world. In fact, they expect not only technical skills (that are easier to gain in junior roles) but also managerial skills (like team leading, planning, coordination). This allows the graduates of foreign MBA colleges to get mid and senior management level jobs that pay high salaries. Regards.

If you want to pursue a career in networking then there are two ways to do it:
1. Do specialization in computer networking by doing PG from IISc, IIT, NIT, etc. After completing PG, you will get a chance to work with networking giants like Cisco, Orange, Juniper, etc. Here you can get a chance to work in their R&D department. (Here you work as a researcher).
2. Another way is that you can enter into this field by obtaining vendor certifications like CCNA, CCNP, CCIE (Cisco track) or JNCIA, JNCIP, JNCIE (Juniper track), etc. By following this certification track, you will be able to design, install, configure and troubleshoot small to the large-sized network. This is also a good choice to enter in the networking field. (Most people follow this).
Now, the choice is yours, whether you want to become a researcher in networking field or to become a network professional.
Both ways are good. Ask yourself and decide which path to follow.