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Hello Yash,
MBA in airline management is such a good course and it has a wide scope in India as well as abroad.
After that you can apply for jobs in many companies related to this field and you can also apply for the air force and after MBA you can also apply for the job in abroad there you will get a large salary package.
After B.Com you can apply for MBA. MBA is a Masters degree course so for this the candidate should have graduation in any subject with minimum 50% marks from a recognized university.
For the SC/ST candidate:
They need minimum 45% marks for the MBA.
After MBA if you will get good job in India then you can earn maximum 25000 rupees per month. After getting work experience or if you get good job in abroad then you can expect a salary up to 2-3 lakhs per month.
Here are some good colleges for MBA in airport management:
Rajendra Prasad Institute of Communication and Management
Kamala College of Management Studies
Dr. I.T. Institute Of Management And Technology - Patiala, Punjab
Flying Goose Aviation Academy(FGAA) - Kozhikode, Kerala
High Flyers Aviation Services - New Delhi, Delhi
Indian Institute of Management Training - Pune, Maharashtra
Gloriole Institute of Entrepreneurship & Management - Noida, Uttar Pradesh
PRIST University - Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu
Punjab Technical University - Jalandhar, Punjab
The Indira Gandhi National Open University - New Delhi, Delhi
All of these are good universities, you can apply for any of them.

Hello Gaurav,
Pharmacists are higher salaried professionals in US and other foreign countries, where pharmacists are allowed to practice clinical pharmacy. They have statutory system in which patient is diagnosed by physicians or doctors (which are there exact responsibility not to prescribe drugs) and then the patient sent ahead to pharmacist with diagnosis report. Pharmacist is allowed to prescribe the patient and normally who charge more than physician. Average salary in USA is 40-50 or more USD per hour in beginning.
In India also the same course called as Pharm D is introduced for the academic year 2008- 2009. The Pharmacy Council of India is the apex body controlling the course. Although to date there is not a exact recognisation of clinical pharmacy in India but it is sure that one has the greatest & the brightest career in US after clearing the NAPLEX and may be in future in India there will be higher prospectus for the course.
The basic requirement for pharmacists to be considered for registration is
an undergraduate or postgraduate Pharmacy degree from a recognised university. In most countries this involves a four- or Six year course to attain a Master of Pharmacy (M Pharm). In the United States, students graduating after Jan 1, 2003 must complete a Doctor of Pharmacy degree to become a licensed pharmacist; this requires completion of four years at an accredited college of pharmacy (most students applying for admission into a college of pharmacy already have an undergraduate degree; however, many schools admit students after completion
of 2 years of undergraduate pharmacy prerequisites or directly from high school into a six-year accelerated program). Any person holding a Bachelors degree in Pharmacy who graduated before this date is grandfathered and can register.