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Both are equally good.
Mumbai is a financial capital and there are plenty of opportunities for the students who pursue their MBA Programme from the same. Similarly, Gurgaon is a hub with many reputed companies like Apollo tyres,BMW,Continental,Sapient and many others and IBS Gurgaon has a good scope for students opting for finance, marketing, HR etc depending on their skills.
In addition to that, In order to judge any college, you can do so by knowing 2 things- ROI and Placements.
There are many reputed companies which do come to IBS Gurgaon. Big 4's, do come to Ibs gurgaon every year. Companies like Oyo rooms,Expedia,CB Richards,Exponential,Copal Amba,Proctivity,Thomas International along with many others do come to Ibs gurgaon.
All these companies do visit the other campuses like IBS-Hyderabad,Mumbai but the only difference is the packages being offered to the students in those colleges. The fees of IBS Gurgaon is Rs. 7 lakhs and the average package is Rs. 5-6 lakhs whereas the fees of IBS Hyderabad is Rs. 14 lakhs and the average package is Rs. 11-12 Lakhs.
College doesn't matter but your practical knowledge and your skills matters a lot.

You can go for Bcom in degree as well as do CA simultaneously and once you have cleared CA you have a good future,
If you are interested in administrative/managerial sector, then BBA is a good option. BBA course can be pursued with specialization in accounting and Finance, Banking and Finance, etc. BCA course is much suitable for candidates who are interested to obtain a job in IT sector. CA, CS, etc are other suitable courses after completing 12th with commerce. Anyway, B.Com course is the popular option selected by commerce students.
The average salary of a CA of the company is around the 5 lakh to 10 lakh per annum. Some of the tycoon companies offer more than 10 lakh per annum to the company CA

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1. Work experience - Nothing can match this. Choose a job role that suits you or at least interests you remotely and get practical exposure working in an organisation. It also gives you time to reflect in the mean time as to how to proceed going forward. When you are working, lot depends on how innovative, creative, disciplined and forth coming you are as an individual. Take up more responsibilities and work, build your contacts slowly and steadily, be on the look for resources to boost your knowledge and skills internally or through online support. Initial years of work experience should be full of learning and stretching yourself.
2. Higher studies - There are people who prefer Masters in similar subjects or related ones as in graduation and others who want to make a shift to Management zone like an MBA. My suggestion, wait for 2-3 years to make this move. See, when you want to take up the Masters. Say 2 years after working, then you must get going after 1 year into working as it needs lot of preparation. But if its like an MBA or even a technical course which itself needs minimum of 3 years work experience then take that much time. Only advice is, research a lot as to which universities and courses you want to do and speak to the alumni from the place to see if your understanding is on the same page.