BBA Scope

First, complete your B.Com then go for MBA because the course level is same of BBA or B.Com. Then after MBA, you will get a job.

Work experience is not necessary for pursuing an MBA degree.You can directly join MBA after completing your BBA. However, take work experience before joining MBA works as an add-on.

You can also do online MBA course and along with that you can do job in any company so that you will be eligible to pursue MBA.

It is a good and logical idea to do MBA after BBA. Once you complete BBA, you will have exposure to all functions of management and you will be in position to take informed decision in which specialisation to choose in MBA.

If it has to do with campus placements, then it depends on the college. For example if you have done your PGDM in IIMs the average salary package you can expect is more than 15 lakhs.
If you are referring to normal off campus job opportunities or walk ins then the qualification alone may not help you, you should have relative experience to expect a good salary.
So it doesnot mainly depends on just the qualification but also the skill set and experience required in the relative industry or job.

The best way is to complete your BBA with strong grades and get admission in top colleges for pursuing MBA. It is very essential that you decide what specialization you are going to opt for and then decide the university accordingly.

Hello,
Yes, after every undergraduate course you can do further higher studies such as MBA, MCA, M.Com, PGDM and much more. There are various universities available for higher study programs.
Thank you for considering my advice.

Any course done in regular mode has more value compared to the same course done through correspondence mode, unless your working in related domain. Also, we need to know your educational background, your area of interests and career goals before commenting whether B.Sc IT through correspondence will be good for you or not. Kindly revert with these details so that we can help you out.