Is MBA good or not as compared to M.Com?

<p>Which MBA or M.Com is to be selected depends on career goals and personal interest.<br>An MBA focuses on overall management skills in broad areas like marketing, finance, and operations with a fair degree of practical applications and case studies. Generally, an MBA requires completion of a bachelor's program, with work experience demanded from candidates; admissions require entrance exams such as CAT or GMAT.<br>Compared to M.Com, which focuses on specialised knowledge in commerce fields like accounting and finance, is more conceptual. It can be opted for immediately after a degree in commerce.<br>An MBA graduate usually gets higher pay scale as a starting salary along with diverse managerial roles; however, M.Com graduates can find stable careers in finance and accounting. Finally, make a choice between having a broad business perspective and getting specialised commerce knowledge.</p>

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