M.Com

It is good to see your interest towards the higher education. MBA and M.Com both are the good master degree courses. The scope and opportunities of both course are good in their own sectors.
Basically, going for any course is depend upon ones interest as well as liking. Personal liking as well as interest varies from person to person.
For being eligible in the MBA course it is must to have a bachelor degree in any stream from a recognized university with minimum 50% marks in the aggregate.
For M.Com course, it is necessary to have a bachelor degree in commerce stream from a recognized university. If you are interested in the business and administration sector and want to develop your career in management area then it will be great decision to go for the MBA course as your master degree course.
But if you think that you are not interested in this area then you can simply continue your study in the same area by opting the M.Com course.
Since the decision is depend upon you. Your decision may change your life. So think very carefully before any decision.

Dear student,
It is good that you are thinking about post-graduation course. You should do it. But whichever degree you opt, will totally depend on your percentage of Graduation and on your interest. If you want to do P.G in Law, you should do LLB.
After B.Com, you can do masters in commerce and management also. You also can do some other degree and certification course as in Retail Management, Computers, ICAW, CA, CS, any Technical course as Diploma in Refrigeration and Air conditioning, Diploma in Library Science, BEd/BTC, Accounting courses and software as Tally, Diploma in Capital market, E-commerce, cyber security courses Etc. It is not necessary to do PG degree, you can do PG in distance mode and besides this can choose a diploma/certification course as per your interest to get self-employment and better life.
Thanks

Dear student,
It is good, you are thinking to pursue PhD. If you have 55% marks in P.G. or more, you can go through this. In most of the universities, PhD in commerce is not available. So, you can opt economics as subject in these universities. There are some topics which are related, such as money, capital, aids to trade, economic conditions, banking, taxation, financial management , present economic status of the country, compare economy of the developing and develop countries.
What is the business trend in countries such as China, Japan America, etc.?
Besides this, you can choose subject in service sector. For example, compare the service sector of India and Britain. With small scale industry startups in India, growing challenges and growth of Indian market, Inflation etc. may be good topics for research.
Thanks.