B.Com

Those who have completed 3 year diploma course after matriculation are also eligible for BCA B.Sc. Course. For admission you must have passed in 3 year Diploma in a branch of Engineering from a polytechnic recognized institution with a minimum aggregate of 50% marks.

LLB and B.Tech both are the best course choices in India.
But, when it comes to choosing a course then it's all depend on that individual who wants to study.
Choosing a course is all depend on interest of student on that course.
So, choose by yourself between llb and B.Tech.
B.Com is also not bad, if you have interest on B.Com then you may also choose B.Com.
Thanks!

Hello Praveen! If you have already got or getting a good-paying job then I suggest you go ahead with it and take some work experience(preferably 1-2 years). Then you can decide to pursue MBA. Work experience is always given significant weight age during the MBA admission process and afterwards too.

Yes, definitely.
You can score better in other section
Attempt quantitative questions in which you are sure.

Hi Preet, this has to be your sole personal choice. No one can tell you what to study since your future and career prospects will depend on it. So figure out what you want, have an ambition, know your career aspirations and decide. After a B.Com degree you can opt for PG Diploma programs in Accounts and Finance which could give you good results. But finally getting a job will depend on your academic performance and skills.

Can you please elaborate, what do you mean by self-financing?

Hi Aiman,
you will be eligible to apply to B.Com without maths, these are some top colleges for
B.Com -
Shri Ram College of Commerce, Delhi.
St. Xaviers College, Mumbai
Loyola College, Chennai
Symbiosis, Pune
St.Josephs College, Bangalore
Presidency College, Chennai
BM College, Pune
and
Indian Institute of Management & Commerce, Hyderabad.