Business Management Studies

A majority of students take up CA studies as well as complete their B.Com. The B.Com is a graduation degree granted by the University whereas the CA is self-study based (or you may take external help through prep classes) and you can complete it at your own pace. Considering the low success rate in the CA exams, if your unable to clear it, at least youd be in a position to complete your graduation B.Com and later opt for any post-graduation programme including an MBA. There are many students who may complete their CA and then also plan for an MBA some time later after a few years of working. For graduates intending to study in an international MBA programme, there are many international business schools accepting candidates with 15 years of college education. To get the details, check out this post on Amercian colleges that accept Indian degrees like B.Sc. And B.Com. However a few years of good work experience would be required before you apply.

Hi there,
First of all, remove this approach of choosing a specialisation in career for a girl or a boy. Both have equal opportunities & prospects, its not a gender biased selection. There are lot many specializations today but first decide about your career priorities where or which companies you are aiming for, depending on you can choose. Every specialisation has its own selective jobs and categories. So if you an outspoken and want to have information of various places in terms of products, organisation, strategies etc. Finance or marketing is best suited along with IB which gives you information beyond the national boundaries. Hr is also good as it deals with people so if you think you can work with various kinds of people having good or bad approaches this field is best. People skills are most important here. Finally, it depends upon you. MBA in any specialisation is good in my view.