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Hi,
Doing BBA from a reputed college whether private or government will always get you a good job, post your graduation. Do a good search of the various colleges according to your area, budget preferences and also where your interest lies.
You can always call up different colleges and ask how are the placements and also view their students profiles as to where all they have worked and what do they do while in college. If you are thinking of giving the entrances for the BBA course make sure that you start preparing well in advance.
IIM -I offers the five year integrated course which is very famous among the students post 12th standard, do research about it as well.
Make sure you choose your college wisely as it is one of the most important decision which will decide where your career heads in the next 5 to 8 years.
I hope it helps.
All the best!

Hi,
Why are you so confused with your own life and future plans? What to choose is all about your interest. No one else can better decide what is good for you. You should listen to yourself.
Now, let think a while, why you chose B.Com?
You must have had opted for B.Com either of your interest or being a line available to you that time, or may be something else.
-If you find yourself interested in the same subject and wanted to know more about your very own subject then continue your studies in the same line then go for M.Com. It will surely enhance your knowledge and your perspective for the same.
- If you are not satisfied with your stream, finding it not any more interesting and want to add up some plus points to your skills-> Knowledge of management + Technical knowledge then go for MBA.
Both fields have a good future in respect of salary, opportunities and job prospect.
But, if you have good communicating skill, find yourself confident enough to deal with people easily, want to do something governing moreover want to earn crores then you should opt for MBA.

Hi,
Masters in Business Administration (MBA) is a degree course offered by the colleges affiliated to the universities while the Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) is a diploma course offered by the institutes that are recognised by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE). Even the prestigious IIMs offer PGDM and not MBA as they are not the part of any university. Colleges offering MBA course have to follow an academic curriculum prescribed by the university while the PGDM institutes like the XLRI, IPE, IIFT, SP Jain, NMIMS are at the national level and Siva Sivani and Dhruva are at the state level having the flexibility to design their own courses within the parameters prescribed by the AICTE. They can change the syllabi and introduce new courses depending on the market demands while the MBA colleges have to strictly follow their respective university's curriculum.
Beneficial-
MBA from a Central University or an established management department in the state university definitely has an advantage given its experienced faculty and infrastructure. At the same time, PGDM from institutes like ISB, IPE, XLRI or such top institutes has a brand value and are readily accepted by the industry.