Commerce

You need to have a graduate degree to pursue MBA. You can opt for either of the two streams. You need to focus on your studies and score well in them.

After B.Com, there are a number of options that you can look forward for. The options include CA, CS, CMA, M.Com and MBA.

B.com and BBA are good options but you should choose the major according to your interest.
If you are interested to continue your study abroad, there are many programs available for you but for this, you have to prove your level of English by taking an IELTS or a TOEFL exam.

Hi Yash,
The Bachelor of commerce degree is not really awarded in US, you must look for a business degree and major in one of the areas you could be interested in. Some of the best undergraduate business programs in US include
University of Pennsylvania
The University of California- Berkeley
University

Bachelor of Commerce is the best course for a commerce student. I would suggest you to do CA, CMA or CS along with your degree.

Dear Tanmoy Mukherjee,
St. Xavier is the best institute. NCFM courses would be helpful for finance jobs and also for CA CPT supportive.
All the best.

The admissions are centralised and are done by DTE, THERE IS NO SPECIFIC COURSE WHICH IS GIVEN MORE PRRFEREMCE. the minimum package last year was 4.5 lpa

Mathematics is important in commerce as it helps in business mathematics, calculating present value from time value of money, solving roots in business statistics, calculations in cost accounting. It has several uses in applied economics i.e. quantitative approach and many more.