Accounting & Commerce

Dear Pradyuman,
As a career adviser, I can't say one course is better than the other. Both courses have its own merits.
B.Com and BBA are courses with similar subjects. Both are related with business / commerce. B.Com is a traditional course where as BBA is new age course.
There are lot of employment opportunities in Finance, Accounting, Sales, Marketing , Banking , Insurance etc. B Com (Taxation) graduates can practice independently as Tax Practitioner.

Dear,
According to me, you should invest your money for MBA in Australia and do your Bachelor's degree as B.Com (Honors), economics (Honors) or BBA from India.
All the Best

Hello Pranay,
I feel both courses are okay. But, I would advise you to prefer B.Com followed by some course in finance and I am sure this will take you far in your life.

Hello Amartya,
I feel hotel management has tremendous scope in times to come in India. With industry and population booming, presently there is acute shortage of professionals in this field. There's a great scope in future.

1. BBA
2. B.Com
3. BCA
4. Bachelor's in mass communication
5. Diploma in foreign languages.

No, the gap will not effect your studies. You can prepare for CS and then along with that, you may pursue M.Com.

Generally, the college is decided on basis of the cut-off. You would need to be clear on the percentage in 12th to be able to select. However mostly, DU, BHU and IP university are preferred.
You can refer top the link for college ranking:
https://www.shiksha.com/accounting-commerce/ranking/top-commerce-colleges-in-india/97-2-0-0-0

You may opt for a Bachelor degree in culinary arts. Culinary Academy of India, Hyderabad is the best institute in Asia.