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Yes, you can. However, it might not be recommended to pursue one immediately after completing an M.Com. The reason one says this is that, without additional work experience, the incremental benefit of an MBA over an M.Com would be marginal at best. Also, your having an M.Com degree might not prove to be a significant differentiate at the time of campus placements, which would be one of, if not the primary, the factors driving you to pursue an MBA in the first place. A better idea would be to get a few years of experience post the completion of your M.Com under your belt, following which you could apply to some of the one - year MBA programs in the country - ISB and IIM Lucknow IPMX programme immediately come to mind. Hope this helps.

Hello Vaskar Das, it's very nice to hear from you that your dream is to work at NASA. Like our own ISRO, NASA too requires specialists in different streams like mathematics, physics, mechanical engineering, medicine, metallurgy, etc. So frankly speaking you don't have to be an aeronautical engineer from IIT Mumbai to get a job in NASA. Don't feel pity for yourself for being physically challenged. There is a large number of such people who have achieved greatness in this world by sheer dint of hard work and determination. Of course, being a Govt institute, IIT Mumbai also reserves seats for physically challenged students and offers all help for them to be comfortable on their campus.
Best wishes to you.