B.Com

For detailed information, you can visit the website of ICAI.

After B.Com, there are a number of options that you can look forward for. The options include CA, CS, CMA, M.Com and MBA.

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Firstly, if you want to take MBA as your professional career, you must score atleast 50% in your B.Com exams.
Secondly, you must work out your area of interest i.e. finance, marketing or HR.
The area you choose must be supported by your marks in B.Com.
Prepare your vocabulary, maths and logical reasoning very well.
Thirdly, appear for entrance exams like CAT, MAT, XAT, SNAP and NMAT.
You can even join a tuition classes for better guidance and it will also help with your GD/PI.

There is no difference between the two. Earlier it was ICWA and then changed to CMA. If you will do MBA, it requires two years. After B.Com, you can do MBA in finance.

If possible, try to pursue another graduation (3 years) BA in economics, and score good marks in it. It will increase your possibility to pursue higher studies abroad. After that, you can pursue M.Com or MBA in finance.

You can get jobs related to SAP course.

If you are eligible, you can appear for improvement exam.

If you have completed your B.Com, then you can appear for improvement exam while pursuing M.Com.

It is not necessary to appear for all the subjects. You should opt for the subjects in which you have low marks.

If you pursue MBA in a good B-school after qualifying CAT exam, then the fee will be around 14 lakh rupees. In the Amity University, the fee structure of MBA is 10 lakhs. In LPU, it is between 5 and 6 lakh rupees.