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Below mentioned are some of the important courses that I would like to enlist:
1. M.Com: The course is an extension to B.Com and it will help you gain a deeper insight into general functions of working of a business. Generally, those who want to do research work undertake this course. An obvious progression would be to do an M.Phil followed by a Ph.D depending on the level of expertise desired. Jobs available are teacher in schools and college.
On corporate side you have opportunity in finance department of corporate to work as an analyst, research work, consulting, etc.
2. CA: A CA can be pursued along with under graduation itself and need not necessarily be done post undergrads. This course help you develop level of expertise in accounts, tax, audit and assurance and consulting. At the intermediate level, one is required to do article ship where in one can get and insight into these departments thus align your job to your desire. It has a great prospect.
3. CS: These are the people who ensure regulatory compliance of rules and regulations. Again, like CS can be pursued along with grads and is relatively easier than CA.
4. ICWA: Cost accountants who controls and manages cost of an organization.
5. MBA: It is a post-graduation course that helps and individual to build himself in array of things such that his overall personality is enhanced and he can better manage a various functions of an organization and probably with time build an understanding to manage the entire organization. In a B-School, one get number of opportunities to explore his talents in various field. A budding entrepreneur get people with alike minds and, thus get pursue his passion with similar people around him.
6. Law: With a little understanding of business law in B.Com and individual can get a brief exposure to the subject and probably decide, if he wants to pursue this or not.

In my opinion, B.Tech is better.
B.Tech degrees are four-year degrees, the last semester comprises of a 45 month project that will definitely teach you hands-on biotech. It also enriches your practical knowledge and makes your CV look good. If your luck is good, you might even publish papers out of your project.
B.Tech includes a wide range of topics, a few of which are: engineering math, basic and advanced biology, programming, chemical engineering, industrial biotech, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, electronics and communication, genetic engineering, immunology, biomedical engineering and instrumentation, etc.
B.Sc degree, on the other hand, are domain-specific and are extensively theoretical. They take three years for completion and do not provide enough hands-on experience. The natural career path is to do a M.Sc, Ph.D and either become a professor, or post-doc. Also, B.Sc degrees in a NAAC A credited university are the ones that are internationally recognized and may make it easier to study abroad.

Hello,
You can apply for the NET exam. The exam will be in December 2017.
Those who have acquired post-graduation from any recognised university are eligible for applying UGC-NET exam.
Who can apply for UGC-NET?
1. Any Indian citizen can appear for this exam. But, the citizen must have the Masters degree.
2. You can fill the UGC NET application form, they must be released in the month of October or November.
You can stay tuned with the latest application released by CBSE exam:
https://scoop.eduncle.com/cbse-ugc-net-notification
Tips to crack UGC NET exam:
a) Always stay updated with the updated syllabus and updated paper pattern.
b) Refer good books for the exam.
c) Stay updated with the latest news released by the CBSE.
d) Make the small notes in your own language, so that at the time revision it help you a lot.