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Choose MBA, MBA is a foremost career option that is pursued to be the best career option after compilation of BBA. The majority of students seek to pursue MBA after BBA or other commerce-related courses to just sharpen their skills, knowledge, and their educational background to perform well in their respective jobs in the corporate or finance world. An MBA can enhance your marketability as a professional and increase the quality and quantity of job opportunities. Over 98% of Wharton MBA graduates are extended full-time job offers. An MBA also helps you build business leadership skills, as well as a professional network. MBA is more about the experience rather than education. The focus of all the good MBA programs is on leadership development, teamwork, peer learning, problem-solving, case analysis, gaining the right business insights, building effective communication skills, presentation, and interpersonal skills, etc. Below are some of the best Private Universities:-
BITS Pilani, ICT Mumbai, Mumbai. VIT Vellore, Vellore. Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology - [TIET], Patiala. ITER Bhubaneswar, Bhubaneswar.

1. MBA: Yes, the well-known and most commonly pursued course is MBA. In most universities and institutions, admission for MBA is preceded by an entrance test, group discussion and interview. This course will bring across many managerial jobs.
2. CA: One of the other options is Chartered Accountancy, which is a very good course that is defines ones career. As a chartered accountant, one can start off on their own or join any chartered accountancy firm to kick start their career.
3. CS: Company secretary, is yet another option available for students of B.Com. On completion of this course, one can find their way into any corporate company in the role of a company secretary.
4. Financial management: One can choose to pursue a course in financial management. This course gives students an edge in their careers as financial analysts, investment bankers or even corporate finance.
5. Cost accounting: There's a fine line between Cost accountancy and Chartered Accounting, since the subjects covered in both the topics are the same. A cost accountant will help in estimating the costing for the financial year and prepare budget, whereas a chartered accountant will be entrusted with auditing.