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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

Scholar-Level 17

Hello Kartik,
After B.Com, there are various courses available according to your interest and skills, ACCA and CIMA are well known Global professional qualifications. If you are looking for exciting careers in finance, accounting and commerce industry, You can choose ACCA /CIMA.

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Divya JainStudent

Guide-Level 12

Hello,
Thanks for asking.
You have many options available after completing your graduation.
* You can for Further studies like - M.Com. or MBA.
* You can also prepare for Government Job Exams.
There are many Exams for which you are eligible like - IBPS Bank Exams, SSC Exams, Railway Exams etc.
Click here to Prepare for Bank Exams - http://educationinfo.india.com/post/cbse-ugc-net-last-month-preparation-tips-for-10-july-2016-78385
I hope it will help you.
Best of Luck.

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Harshit Jain

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B.com would be better for you to choose if you have interest in Maths. B.com will help you more in career development and also be good for MBA. BBA does not have Maths. There is a very little part of Maths involved. Through B.com, you can choose your career in finance stream.

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shudhanshu shekhar

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B.Com is better than BBA.

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Kamaraju pulugurthaOnline teaching of English, on retirement

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Courses do not give results and jobs automatically. You select a course you like and then plan out. The world is not meant for one subject. Do what you like, first. But, do it well.

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Sajan SibichanThinking abt hw to make future Safe.

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Hi,
You need to have a minimum 50% in graduation & attend CAT or MAT or other entrance exams based on the college you prefer.

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Gandreddi VidyullataAlways being curious

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Yes, B.Com with MBA in finance offers wide opportunities in India. You must try to do B.Com and MBA from the top most universities to get best settlement.

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Gandreddi VidyullataAlways being curious

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If you are interested in doing business then you can go for MBA after B.Com but you should have a minimum of 50% in your graduation degree to pursue it. Else, you can go into aviation or hotel management if you have interest in them.

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richa Bhatnagarwww.pristinecentre.com

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I would suggest that you should opt for a vocational course that is skill based rather than following the protocol of doing MBA. It could be any course like a diploma in accounting, banking, catering, event planning etc. It seems that you are academically average and getting admission in an MBA course which has no reputation is also not advisable.

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