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Instead of going for coaching classes, you can prepare for JAM Exam by your own. You only have few months left for the preparation. So, from now you should solve as many previous years IIT JAM Question Papers as possible. This will give you an idea about the pattern and difficulty level of the questions. Click here http://bit.ly/2HO2qeT to download IIT JAM Question Papers. Also take online mock tests to analyze your preparation level. This will also increase your speed and accuracy while solving questions. Focus mainly on the most important topics from now. Learn all the important formulas. Practice as many questions as possible. Makes notes of all the important stuff. This will help you in your last minute preparation. Improve your weaker areas. Study more for the topics in which you are weak. Study at least 6-7 hours daily and give your last 30-45 minds to the revision daily. Best of Luck!

BITS stand among top 5 universities in India as per the latest government rankings framework.
The students here work on latest research areas like blockchain, algorithmic learning, AI, etc.
CSE gets the highest cut-off in BITSAT exam scores for admissions. Students get to explore other areas like sciences, finance, economics, etc.The campus is spread across a vast area with greenery all around.
There are a lot of facilities for co-curricular activities and sports. Four fests are held annually for encouraging students talent and potential in various areas.
If we talk about the placements then top recruiters come on the campus and take the students.
Companies like flow Traders, Nutanix, Uber, Amazon, Myntra, Qualcomm, Oracle, McKinsey, etc. come to campus.
Packages offered to students vary from Rs 20 lakhs to Rs 90 lakhs.
Apart from placements, students have the option of industrial exposure in two practice schools and they get a chance of PPO too. There is support & guidance for higher education in abroad.
To promote a culture of entrepreneurship there is an E cell too.

Your question does not say what programming languages or computer related subjects you studied in B.Com (Computer Applications). My presumption is that you must have studied C or C+ or Java and Database Management Systems. If that is the case, I will not advise you to study MBA (at this stage). Enroll in a course that will give you a strong knowledge in the following:
1) Statistics
2) Excel (2013 or 2016)
3) Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) for Excel
4) D3 (JavaScript) for Data Visualisation
5) Python for Data Analysis
6) R for Data Analysis
7) Microsoft Power BI (Business Intelligence) for Data Mining
8) SAS (Statistical Analysis System)
9) SPSS (Statistical package for Social Sciences)
M.Sc in Business Analytics will cover some important subjects listed above to prepare you for a career in Data Mining, Big Data, Data Analysis etc., where the opportunities are growing rapidly in India and abroad. Instead of studying MBA abroad, I will recommend M.Sc in Business Analytics. First, go through the syllabus of this course in various universities abroad, then study some the courses listed above that are NOT included in the syllabus. A good knowledge of Statistics and Excel is very important and basic requirement for a career in Data Mining, Big Data etc.