Career

Yes it is ok decision but your campus recruitment will be dependent on your skill,And If your aptitude is good then my personal suggetion to you join the coachings again and repeat all the MBA entrance exam you will surely get Better than this.

Under graduate courses like BBA, BMS, BCom, helps you build a better you to compete in the world of business and commerce. These courses opens doors for you to go for post graduate courses. After BCom you can pursue MCom or MBA. After BBA and BMS you can pursue MBA. After getting any UG degree, you can sit for compititive exams like IBPS, SBI -PO, SBI- Clerk to get jobs. This is a basic introduction. Besides these, there will be lots of doors open for you. All the best !!

If you wish to offer consultancy services also, then a B Arch will offer you ample opportunities. Clearance of NATA will be a requirement. For B Tech in Computer Science, there are more opportunities in industries and seems to be a growing trend. Entrepreneurship can be your choice and seems to be an interesting option when both streams are considered.

If your only aim is Civil Services, then any recognised graduation will make you eligible to appear for Civil Services examination. But in case you happen to miss the boat, you may be having other plans. For Medical stream including MBBS, BHMS, BAMS, BDS, B Sc Agriculture of Nursing, prefer Science stream. If you have plans for engineering, prefer PCM. If you wish to learn accountancy and finance and would like a career in banking or insurance sector or would like to work as an accountant in an office, Commerce stream may be preferred. Lets hope for the better, any way.

To cope up with the area of requirements at work, you may opt for additional certification programmes in Retail Management. You may also like to have the prestigious membership of some professional societies such as National Institute of Personnel Management(www.nipm.in). SHRM has membership options and some certifications in HR Management . Visit https://www.shrm.org
A PhD would be a good idea to have to expand your job prospects to academic sector as well.

I consider testing as a very specialized skill, not everyone can perform good, efficient and comprehensive testing. So, if you are good in testing, I would recommend that you continue with it - understand the theoretical concepts of testing and apply them using variety of testing tool.

BCS is a very basic qualification, you should certainly do post-graduation for a reputed institute before taking up job.