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For MASc:
You will be working as a Research Assistant in a lab under some professor's supervision. To fulfill the academic requirement, you have to do five courses and a Thesis. If you have any plans of doing Ph.D. in the future especially in Canada, you should definitely opt for this course. Also, if you are focused on what topic you want to do for your Masters programme, then I would suggest going for MASc and doing research on your field of interest. Learn trade skills of research
Learn how publication of paper works
gets an in-depth knowledge of a concept. Learn how to be patient.
You will have to write a well structured Thesis, and you will definitely learn many Tools. Now if we see Master of Science Degree, which normally students opt for, has a thesis requirement and admission process has a lot of competition. If you are interested in pursuing Ph.D., universities generally select students who have completed their MS. From the Companies point of view, they rank these two degrees almost equally with MS having a little advantage.

Definitely, B.Pharma is a good course to study. It is a medical line which is based on chemistry. You need to have basic concepts on chemistry. It is nothing but more about study of chemistry. It is very interesting course and you can interact many subjects like pharmacology, pharmaceutics, physiology and anatomy, pharmacognosy which are non-chemistry subjects and pharmaceutical chemistry, medicinal chemistry, pharmaceutical analysis which are by name chemistry subjects and food processing and technology engineering branch is a promising one. Unlike the core branches of Engineering and other popular branches, Food Processing and Technology is not very popular among students who have passed 12th Science stream. But it is a good branch that offers decent opportunities and career prospects. After Graduation, students may go for ME /M.Tech programme, which lasts 2 years.
Going for M.Sc. Programme is another option that is available in front of graduates. Using these courses, one may specialize in fields such as- dairy technology, food packaging, food transportation, food storage engineering, etc. Going for management courses such as- MBA and BMS is also something that graduates may try.

Hi Hiral,
I am sharing the information regarding the courses available after B.Com. Go through the courses you will get your answer. Being a commerce graduate, you can choose from a wide range of career options. I am highlighting some of the popular courses that you can pursue after your graduation. Firstly, you can select from the type of categories:
Masters Degree
Professional Courses (including international certifications)
PG Diploma Courses
PG Certificate Courses
In each category, you can further explore a variety of course options.
1. Masters Degree:
Masters of Commerce (M.Com)
Masters of Business Administration (MBA)
2. Professional Courses:
Chartered Accountancy
Company Secretary
CFP or Certified Financial Planner
CFA or Certified Financial Accountant
3. Professional Courses (International certifications):
CPA or Certified Professional Accountant
CMA or Certified Management Accountant
ACCA or Association of Chartered Certified Accountants
4. Other courses:
PG Diploma in Banking, insurance, taxation, investment banking
This was a comprehensive list of courses that a commerce graduate can wish to pursue. However, students from other fields can also choose these career options as per their interests. You also have numerous creative courses like fashion designing, digital marketing, animation, hotel management, mass communication etc. What matters is your own passion and interest as to which course you want to select. At the end of the day, it's your inclination towards a specific career option which is most important.