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CA (Chartered Accountant)-You can certainly opt for this, if you are interested in accounts, law and economics. It takes about 5 years to finish this entire course and has an age limit of up to 50 years. It includes subjects like Fundamentals of accounting, Quantitative aptitude, Mercantile Law, General Economics, General English & Business Communication. Government Jobs - SSC, Bank PO or Indian Railways- Now who doesn't want a government job. It has many perks and benefits, good salary, job security, medical and retirement benefits and many more. Bank PO (Probationary Officer) is an assistant manager of Scale I in the bank; also known as Scale I officer. To secure this job, you must clear the Bank Exams through various public-sector banks across India like SBI PO CWE, Canara Bank PO, IBPS PO etc. SSC exams are another set of popular exams at the graduate level for jobs in the central government. Railways: If you want to go for Railways, you have to clear Railways Recruitment Board (RRB) exams like Railway Officers Examination, Railway Ticket Checker Exam, Assistant Station Master Exam, Railway Assistant Loco Pilot Exam, Railway Apprentices Exam, etc. Start-Up / Entrepreneurship-The trend these days! And why not, I think having an idea and the strength to implement it is definitely not everyone cup of tea! So if you have the potential and enthusiasm, do go for it. It would be better if you work somewhere before starting your own business as it will give you some real experience. Law-LLB or Bachelor in Law is a 3 year graduate level course which students can pursue after their undergraduate in any discipline. Hence, graduates in Business Administration can also opt for LLB. In order to make your future bright and demanding, make sure to do a quick certification course in MS Office and MS (Management Information System) right after doing BBA. Knowledge of these software along-with a BBA degree would boost your confidence and make you ready to enter into the corporate world. This will also enhance your skills and make you efficient for future market challenges. In addition to this, you must make it a habit of reading newspapers, participate in group interactions with your peer group and stay updated with recent market trends. As a management student you should learn the art of communication and work as per the pace of recent market developments.