Accounting & Commerce

Dear,
I'll suggest you to go to your interest.like if you're interested in BBA (as you said to go for MBA) or if you're interested in CA/CS you can go for this only as CA/CS are post graduate degrees.
Remember BBA/MBA from a well reputated college and CA/CS particularly both are to be focused seperately.!

if you are well in study & do work hard, you can do CA, CMA or CS with b.com.

In colleges during their admissions while submitting your form it's required your roll no. and i-net marksheet. so after declaration of your reault you can take admission in desired college,don't be worried about that.

If you're good enought in Accounting in comparison to maths. after 10+2 you can go for CA,CS,ICWA these are the best options and are post graduate degrees.
and regarding earnings. after being ca n some experience. You'll earn untill you're alive n a tagline for CA is "Money Printing Machine"
Indian CA's are required abroad too.!!

When you marks are lower than 50% you can get admission pre degree one year program Abroad and then proceed.

Yes it is a good option. You can specialise in Direct or Indirect tax laws and establish your own practice.

Eligibility criterion for MSc Statistics is BSc Statistics or BSc Maths. Therefore you are not eligible for MSc Statistics course.

Hello Aman. Please decide this on the basis of you interest and caliber. CA involves giving a lot of exams so keep that in mind. If you like reading about finance like economics, accounts, monetary policies, taxes and all these stuff please choose CA. If you are interested in physics concepts, Newton's laws, how things work and how they are made, please go for B.Tech. Both CA and B.Tech from a good college have copious opportunities.

No entrance exam for bcom, students are selected on +2 percentage basis.