B.Com

SIIB, BIIB, Indira, Balaji, MIT, etc. are good for International Business MBA. Yes, definitely, you can go for it after B.Com.

You can try M.Com from open, or amity & certain other private institutes are also there which give admission in correspondence MBA at 45% aggregate. Online courses/ diploma can also be pursued.

MBA in finance is the best option for you, if you are pursuing B.Com. Try to score above 50% and appear for CAT and MAT. I am of the opinion that one must not pursue BBA, to go for MBA finance. B.Com makes you proficient in core commerce knowledge and with some management skills learnt in MBA, you can do wonders. I am a student of Management of Doon Business School, Dehradun. The college came into existence 12 years ago and the placement records have been excellent over the years.

Hi,
Both the courses are similar, but the difference lies in the fact that you can specialize in a certain subjects in B.Com (H), but the B.Com (P) course gives you an overview of all those subjects taught in the honours course. Moreover, the demand of B.Com (Hons) is more than that of B.Com programme.

There are numerous courses like CA, CS, CMA, and CFA that one can pursue along with B.Com. You can also go for several competitive exams for banking sector. It totally depends on your interests and strengths. But, if you want to go for post-graduation, then MBA and M.Com are good options.

BBA Bachelor in business administration:
In this, you are going to study about all business and business management studies.BA = Bachelor in arts:
You are going to study about, Literature, Economics, Psychology, History, Geography.
B.Com = Bachelor in commerce:
You are going to study about accounts business management economics law costing banking rural development e-commerce.
BCA = Bachelor in computer administration:
You are going to study all bout computer like software hardware software development application
Law:
In law, you are going to study about all law and act you are going to study all case studies in law.

Good morning dear,
No matter where you stay or what your native place is. The degree from any university across the country will be valid across the country. Also, there are colleges affiliated to CV Raman University in Maharashtra as well. So, there is no such restriction that you need to do it from same state. Hope the concept is clear.
Thanks and all the best.

You have first year to decide and think on the specialization. And, since you can't afford much fees, I'll suggest you to opt for PUMBA (Department of Management Sciences) Pune University. Here, we have specialization in Marketing, HR, operations and Finance. For details on fees structure and other queries visit www.pumba.in.

You can do both the courses with each other, but it is totally up to you, whether you are able to handle or not. You can pursue regular college with CS.