Is MBA after M.Com better than MBA after B.Com?

yes obviously,mba after mcom gives better priority in future.

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HiIt is totally depend on your interest . which subjects you like most but MBA after B.Com is the best option. if you want future in commerce then you should do B.Com after that you should move in MBA.

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this is a tricky question. answer depends on what you doing currently. If it is B.Com and you have an interest in Management, then it is better to do MBA straightaway rather than delaying it. MCom is infact a continuation/specialisation in Commerce. My personal view is that MBA will be difficult after MCom bcz Commerce Master degree will make ur mind tough in accounts etc. If your question needs an instant solution, dear go for M.Com. it is better to pursue M.Phil or PhD after masters.

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After completing the B.Com degree course, the two most common choices students have is to either pursue an MBA or an M.Com. Now, both courses have their advantages and rather than going for which one is popular, students should know what they want from their postgraduate education and choose accordingly. The MBA and M.Com are exceptional courses and can lead to some good careers. Both postgraduate courses are worth considering if you want to continue studying after your B.Com. In the following blog, there's a detailed comparison between both the courses that will help you decide which one is the course for you.

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Hi, If you want to do M.B.A. then choose only this. It will be a waste of time to pursue M.Com after B.Com and then MBA. MBA is totally a different field. You will get a job in corporate field after doing an MBA.

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if u already are persuading M. com then it's ok. but if u r ongoing with b.com, I will suggest you to enroll directly for MBA rather than delaying it for another 2 years. if u can manage both M. com and MBA together, nothing like it. but that's gonna be a little too tight for u

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