B.Com

It depends on the place where you are living.
If you are a resident of Ahmedabad, choose Nirma.

If you are confused which to choose then go for B.Com. You will get to learn a wide range of stuff related to your subject. You will get to specialise in a certain aspect of your course if you choose B.Com (Hons). They say BBA is relatively easier as compared to B.Com and neither it's market demand is as much as B.Com.
So, if you don't have any special future plan then go for B.Com.

You can do CA, CS, CMA and also MBA. It's all up to you.

You can learn PHP after completing B.Com. It will build your career in the field of website development and you can be placed in top MNC's as a PHP developer.

Based on your educational qualifications you are eligible to do MBA through distance learning in all specialisations. You may refer to following link for list of top 10 MBA distance learning universities in India: https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/top-10-institutes-for-distance-correspondence-mba-blogId-6301

Hi Chintan
Your graduation score is a little less for MBA admission. The student is required to have 50% (general category) and 45% (reserved category). If you belong to a reserved category, I would suggest you to go for CAT and try scoring a good percentile in it. The scope is higher for reserved category students.

There are many private universities and colleges available for B.Com (Hons) and maximum percentage required by the college is 50%. You didn't mention the area where you want to take admission. Colleges that are available for B.Com (Hons) include:
DAV University, Jalandhar
Graphic Era University, Dehradun
Uttaranchal University, Dehradun
Lyallpur Khalsa College, Jalandhar
TMU, Uttar Pradesh
and many others.

Jatin, LPU is a brand in itself. It has been ranked as one of the best universities by various agencies on the basis of its infrastructure, its placements, its pedagogy, its faculty, to mention a few.
The university leaves no stone unturned to shape the future of its students.
All the three courses are different from each other and have their own individual value. They all are equally good, so important is your interest in them. Better would be to meet the people of the concerned department and have discussion with them. After discussion, you can decide which course is meant for you.