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Everything is running on software and its application. Thus every industry would have an opening when it comes to a BCA graduate. But they need to keep updating their knowledge with the current happenings
Similarly, a B.Com graduate too has a lot many options. They can also get into further studies and have a lot many options open to them right from teaching to Law to Arts to literature to management studies (MBA) etc. As far as job is concerned, they can get opportunity in any industry into the accounts department, banks as a probationary officer, mutual funds, trading and securities etc. Now according to your skills and interest, choose any field.

These are some, I would suggest:
For Physics- NCERT Physics textbook-Part I & II, H. C. Verma Concepts of physics (Part I & II) [Especially for problems]. For Chemistry- Inorganic-NCERT Chemistry book Part I & IIOrganic-NCERT Chemistry book (Part I & II) & O. P. Tandon. Physical-NCERT Chemistry book Part I & P. Bahadur. For Maths- NCERT Mathematics-Part I &II, R. D. Sharma. You can download free pdf version of the books (wherever applicable) from the internet. If you are from a school/college that is not affiliated with CBSE, I would suggest you go for the NCERT books first in all the three categories, and then move on to the other books. Important topics:
Chemistry: Thermodynamic, equilibrium, electrochemistry, S P D F block, Coordination compounds (isomerism), Chemical bonding and GOC. Physics: Collision Solid/liquid/Gaseous states, Gravitation, Electrostats, Ray and wave optics. Dual nature and semiconductors (Graphs) Modern Physics, Rotation Motion, Sound Waves, Magnetic Effect of current
Maths:- Tangent & Normal, Matrices and Determinants, vectors, 3D Geometry, limits & Continuity, application of derivatives, integration, circle, parabola, ellipse, Arithmetic progression, Straight line.