B.Com

Hi Rishipal,
Check the Shiksha link below for a list of colleges in Indore, please check the entry requirements mentioned for the individual colleges:
https://goo.gl/vZWZhZ

A minimum of 60% marks in aggregate (of all the years/semesters) or 6.75 CGPA on a 10 point scale or equivalent in the qualifying degree.
A relaxation of 5% in marks (i.e. min. 55%) or equivalent in CGPA (i.e. min. 6.25 on a 10-point scale) for the SC/ST candidates.
For more information, please you may visit http://dms.iitd.ac.in/mba-full-admission.html

You must try CAT rather than IPM or you may continue with Post Graduation from a reputed University. It is based on you but You may also prepare for CAT while persuing Post Graduation.

Hello Delna! Yes, you can pursue MBA in Finance. But for that, you need to clear your backlog and score at least 50% aggregate marks in your final year. Good luck!

Hi Vivek, PIMR is decent college but what is more important is to check their current records. visit them and ask for their placement file. The college is situated in Indore. If you are looking at Delhi then visit http://www.uei-global.com

You can opt for IES management college and research center Mumbai which also gives options for part time. Visit the link https://www.shiksha.com/college/ies-management-college-and-research-centre-bandra-west-mumbai-28220 to get college information and the courses offered with the fees structure.

The answer to this question depends upon your interest. If you wish to pursue a management career then MBA would be the best thing but if you wish to take out your creative side and do something innovative, the go for mass communication.

Yes, you can pursue advertising after completing B.Com. All you have to do is MBA or Masters in advertising.

Hi Tarun,
Both are separate ways, MBA is more about management and CA is more about accountancy. There are some common traits but all in all both are different. If you have a statistical mind and accounts is your favorites then go CA, and if you have traits of a good management in terms of resources, people, then go for MBA. I personally believe that CA is a better paying field than MBA.
Think and chose wisely and go for it.

Hi Mrunal,
Frankly speaking, YES you will face difficulties as most of the companies have a set criteria of minimum score. If you have good practical knowledge despite less score you can exceptionally be selected by some companies but chances are few. I'd suggest you to go for post graduation and complete it with a good percentage to compensate the loss that occured. This is not the end of anything but you'll have to go an extra mile to prove your abilities. Don't repeat mistakes and learn from them to make you M.Com a good one. Then you know, sky is the limit.
Good Luck.
Regards,
Gautam Joshi