Banking, Finance & Insurance

Chartered Financial Analyst CFA
Certified Financial Planner (CFP)
FLIP Certifications. Financial Risk Manager (FRM)
NCFM Certifications
Company Secretary CS
Executive Programme in Algorithmic Trading.

MBA in Financial Management has better scope because finance is a domain that is vital in every business that is undertaken. Specializing in Agriculture business opens to a much narrow path of only that stream. If you are keen on taking up career in Agriculture business, you may opt for it. But taking up MBA in Finance might even land you in Agriculture business too, in the finance department.

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Yes, various college and institutes offer this actuarial Science course. This course involves certification by the institute in which it is offered.

It is very difficult to get admission for B.Com hons. with 82% and for other courses you can check for entrance.

A dual specialisation will give you wider opportunities in career. That is, you may chose to pursue a role in marketing or finance department of an organisation. A major deciding factor is your interest. If you wish to learn and specialize in one specific domain throughout your career, it is preferable to go for single specialisation. Managing other hobbies and interests will be possible if you do the course in a public sector university rather than private b-schools.

It's all up to you, all the courses are best, it's just you have to think about in which field you have to go and if you have interested in marketing and finance then go for MBA and if you have interest in English and want to become a lecturer and other things then go for MA in English. It's totally up to you, just think about this try to find your own strengths and weakness, try to find your weakness and sort them out.