M.Com

After M.Com you may think of M Phil or PhD. MBA in finance is certainly a good option for B.Com graduates. CA, CWA or CS can be pursued along with or post a qualification. ACCA, CIMA, etc. are international certifications. Computerised financing courses such as Tally and Peach are also useful.

In my view, if you can give one more dedicated try for CAT and score a good percentile. M.Com will be an option open for you next year too, assuming you don't have a long gap in your education.

M.Com from DU SOL is a better option over IGNOU because of the brand image of DU which will be good for your long-term career growth.

You can go for CS, CA, CFA or CFP certification as they are highly valuable and accepted by top companies with chances of high salaries and good career paths.

Hello Manuraj,
If you're able to get admission into top B-Schools in India, then you may go for MBA. Else, I would suggest you to go for a job first. The market is currently too saturated with people having Master's degree (M.Com, MBA, etc.) but with no experience. Gaining experience of minimum 3+ years will gain you an upper hand in terms of salary and career opportunities once you complete MBA.

It depends on your interest. If you want to pursue a professional course then opt for MBA. If you want to make your career in the teaching line or get a government job then pursue M.Com.

Hi,
Most of the Universities require minimum 55% in Master's degree as eligibility for M.Phil and few require minimum 60% in Master's degree.
All the best.