B.Com

Mathematics will come to use in the entrance exam itself and post that if you choose to enter into finance field it will be of use somewhere or the other.
Avoid complete negligence of mathematics, at least try to have a basic knowledge of the important concepts which would come to use in future.

An MBA is a good option for you as you are a commerce graduate you can relate to subjects easily. Don't worry if you have not applied for CAT there are other exams which you can target like CMAT, MH- CET, NMAT, ATMA and MAT. Scoring in these entrance exams will help you get admission in a good MBA college.

To apply for B.Ed in RIE you need to have at least 50% marks in Bachelor's degree and /or in the Master's degree in Science/ Bachelors in Engineering or Technology with specialization in Science or Mathematics or in Bachelor's Degree and /or in the Masters in Social Science/Humanities are eligible for admission to the programme (relaxation of 5% marks for SC/ ST/PH candidates).

Hello Abhay,
There is no need to take a year's drop to solely prepare for the CAT exam as it takes around 6-months of diligent preparation to clear CAT. There are still some exams left like CMAT, CET and MAT through which you can get into some reputed B-Schools. However, if your aim is to get admitted into an IIM or a top non-IIM, then only I would advise to take a drop and prepare for CAT. Though you can give the aforementioned exams if you wish. All the best!

If you have an interest in accounting then go for M.Com, CA, ICWA and CS. If you are interested in management then go for MBA in banking, marketing, retail management or HR. Also, you have an option of pursuing B.Ed if you like teaching others. There are various opportunities in commerce stream so don't be confused and try to know what you want to do? If you are satisfied with my answer, please upvote.

Hi
There are many courses like CA, CS, CWA, MBA in finance, investment banking course, and others short-term courses including cost management, corporate accounts, tally. So you have to decide which type of course you want to pursue.
Think about it and then take a decision.

Hi Nimrat,
This will depend on your overall profile. 56% is not a very competitive score for Canada so you must have a very strong application kit like strong SOP, LORs, etc., also first you must apply to college and be accepted.