B.Com

Hello,
The eligibility criteria to pursue MCA is graduation. The candidate should have maths in class 11th and 12th as most the colleges ask for it.
There is no age limit to pursue MCA.
I hope it helps.
Thank you.

In my view, B.Com and than MBA in Finance is good option. In B.Com you will already gain the basic knowledge of Finance like basics of accounting/costing/taxation. MBA also covers the same thing in business perspective. You will have numerous number of opportunities after MBA, whereas MCA will be more of technical field.

Hello Deepesh,
CCNA after B.Com will not provide you too many opportunities. CCNA is a certification course. To take maximum benefit of CCNA after B.Com, you should first enrol into a computer based regular course like MCA and pursue CCNA along with it.

Yes, you can appear for CAT exam after completing B.Com.

Hello Abhishek,
To be able to pursue MBA, you need to first complete graduation in Bachelors degree. As your focus is on MBA, I would suggest you to opt for BBA. You can also opt for Integrated courses like B.Com+MBA or BBA+MBA. There are hundreds of good colleges providing those degrees. All it depends is from where do you wish to pursue these courses.

Both BBA and B.Com are equally good degree courses for UPSC preparation. BBA being a bit lighter course in comparison to B.Com will provide you more time for UPSC preparation and coaching.

Yes, you have chances to get a call from XIME, Bangalore. You have a decent score and academic profile so you can expect a call. You will just need to perform well in GD/PI.

The majority of top colleges and universities have maths as a mandatory subject requirement in 10+2 stage for B.Com (Hons).