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H Kishan,
As MBA in HR is one of the most popular and traditional specializations you may find this specialization in most of the Management Institutes Key function areas in HR are: Recruitment, selection, employee compensations, Personnel & training and development. This is for those people who are self motivator & have great peoples skills. It also involves lots of paper work and training & development.
As far as B.Com or BBA is concerned, as you stated that you are weak in Math I would suggest you to go for BBA, moreover as you are planning for MBA, BBA would be like a mini MBA and would help you in understanding the Management fundamentals in a much better manner. The colleges which you may target for BBA are Delhi University, GGSIPU, BHU, Jamia Millia etc.
For more information on BBA Institutes please check the link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/getArticleDetail/1892/Courses-In-Management-Bba-Bbs-Bbm
For MBA, I would suggest you to go for a full time degree from a decent Institute as this would not only gives you good practical exposure but also helps you in getting better job opportunities as a fresher, but in case you can not opt for it go for a correspondence Institute which is well recognized like IGNOU or Annamalai University.
Hope this will help you in taking a decision. Feel free to put up more queries In case your query is resolved please close this question by choosing it as a best answer or pressing the thumbs up icon.
Thanks,
Pooja

Hi Sophia,
Yes, there is a module in SAP which is specifically for Marketing Professionals. This course definitely would be an add-on to your profile and give your career a good growth as the technology is bouncing back in India, SAP professionals are really in demand nowadays and once you clear your certification you will definitely have a bright future.
For more information on SAP please check the link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/Sap-Training-Programs-For-Future-Managers-article-3112-1
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Thanks,
Pooja

Hi Mohit,
The Scope of Math (Hons) is good and you can opt for professions like actuaries, statistician etc. However, Math (Hons) clubbed with MBA from a decent University definitely will give a good jump to your career and help you by giving you a faster growth in your career ladder.
If you opt for MBA as you have a strong hold on Math you should opt for Finance as a specialization. However, your choice of subject would largely depend on your own interests and career aspirations. If you have interest in designing, execution, and control of a firm's operations i.e. converting its resources into desired goods and services, and implementing its business strategies then Operations can be another good specialization for you.
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Thanks,
Pooja

Hi neeraj,
There is nothing like MCA is a mandatory qualification so to work on Java platforms, if you have pursued certification in Java, i am sure you can get a job.
Also as per the market notion goes, a BCA graduate is seen as a fresher with no industrial exposure and usually the industry preference is given to those who have hands on experience but then the priority is given to the one with talent and knowledge in the stream.
Also if you have just the basic education (upto BCA curriculum) in Java, this could be well another reason for the problem faced.
You can take up certification courses for this purpose. Refer to the following link:
https://www.shiksha.com/search/index?keyword=Java&location=&searchType=course&cat_id=&countOffsetSearch=&startOffSetSearch=0&subLocation=-1&cityId=-1&cType=-1&courseLevel=-1&subType=0&showCluster=-1&channelId=
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All the Best!