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Hi Praveen, As long as you are pursuing your B.Com you should continue to work as Junior Sales Executive. After completion, you should opt for MBA. If you don't have any financial problem, then my advice would be that you should go for regular MBA rather than a distance one. Regular classroom programme is preferred over distance programme in the industry. Also ICICI and other major banks have their own MBA programme in banking and financial management. After completing your B.Com you would be eligible for that. If qualified, you can do the MBA and would be absorbed within the organisation. They will also give you stipend to meet your expenses during your study period. You can look at ICICI programme at: icicicareers. Com.

Both the Management Aptitude Test MAT and the Common Admission Test CAT are entrance exams for MBA programs in India, but they have some differences. MAT is conducted by the All India Management Association (AIMA) and is accepted by a large number of MBA colleges across India. MAT tests students on their analytical and quantitative skills, data interpretation abilities, and general awareness. On the other hand, CAT is conducted by the Indian Institutes of Management (Iims) and is the most popular MBA entrance exam in India. It tests students on their Quantitative Aptitude verbal ability, and logical reasoning skills. In terms of which exam would help you, it depends on the requirements of the MBA programs you are interested in. Some programs may accept both MAT and CAT scores, while others may only accept one of them. Therefore, it is important to research the MBA programs you are interested in and find out which exam they require. In general, CAT is considered to be a more competitive and prestigious exam, and it is often preferred by top MBA colleges in India. However, MAT can also be a good option for students who want to apply to a wider range of colleges.