M.Com

No, as far as I know, you only have to appear in the one that you have failed. Am I right or wrong?

Hello,
Yes, you can pursue M.Com after completing B.Com.

MBA after M.Com is a good career option. As you have good accounting and commerce background, MBA in finance will be the best option for you. If you are an extrovert with good communication skills you may also choose marketing as specialization in MBA.

Hello,
Thanks for asking.
To make career in teaching profession in India, you have to pursue UGC NET Exam.
UGC NET is a National Eligibility Test, which is conducted to determine the eligibility for Lectureship & Junior Research Fellowship.
By qualifying UGC NET, you will be eligible for Lectureship in colleges & Universities.
I hope it will help you.
Best of luck.

Hello Dipali,
This choice has to be made by you. Know your interests and career intentions. You must choose your course wisely and which will help your career grow. Don't apply just for the sake of going abroad. MS Management, MBA ( after some work experience), Masters in Accounts, etc. are few of the options available. Research through university websites and check the programs they offer, go through in details and check what you like the most. You will know better what to study.

Please refer to the link:
https://goo.gl/JcKW7R

You would not really need to do a course after PG, you should actually focus on an experience or job rather than the any course. The experience would help you grow skills and use the knowledge that you have.

No, it doesn't matter.

MBA in finance would give you a better exposure in private sector. It can provide you much better job opportunities with high salary package.