M.Com

You can do professional courses like MBA in finance and CA.

You have right qualifications to get a job. You may approach good recruitment consultant to pick up a good job.

Yes, there must be some suitable opening for your qualification. The Age factor might matter, but not much if you can express your skills nicely at the time of interview. You should try to make a good CV.

You should complete your CS final with good marks, then you can prepare for the entrance exam of 3 year LLB program as CS + LLB is the best combo together. You will be able to get a good paying job.

u r eligible for all posts,where any graduation/PG is a minimum qualification in govt/pvt sectors/jobs like marketing,call centre,office executive,supervisor,clerk and all other non technical/professional jobs

go for MBA.finance plus CA

Hello davinder, welcome to https://shiksha.com; as of I know PGDIR means post graduate diploma in international relations, that is one of the specialization in MBA which normally b-schools have, I am not sure what is PM !, while coming to M.COM in distance that is different than MBA, if you want to go for MBA, forget about M.COM, and select the specialization which you have an interest on that may be PGDIR, I can advice you that think on the course you want to go and get an advice from the college and join.
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Best option would be to go in for a job and pursue courses like CFA alongwith job. Or you could go in for part time MBA. It depends on which area interests you more

I would suggest M.Com as it will enhance your knowledge about your graduation subject. MBA ia separate stream and can be done even later.

You want to pursue MBA and I agree that it is a good career choice in comparison to M.Com. MBA finance is a very good option for you which will open door of opportunities for you.