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Hi Sunny,
Definitely your percentage is a concern, but then you can still think of heading for further education without losing confidence.
The choice of the course should mainly depend on your area of interest and also the eligibility as for most of the regular courses the minimum percentage requirement is 50% or above.
Being from a commerce stream, you can opt for the BCA, BBA, Animation kind of courses depending on the requirement of the University where in you plan to apply
Hence, It is advised to kindly mention your interests so to guide you further and better.
For any further clarification do post your query , in case this answer resolves your query, Please close it by marking it as Best Answer .
All the Best!

Shayanti.There are no special exams for scholarships to study LLM in UK. You must have a very good academic background ( a first class degree and a good IELTS score of 6.5 atleast). I have given below a list of universities in UK that offer scholarship in LLM.
1. Bangor University
2. De Montfort University
3. University of Dundee
4. University of East Anglia
5. Glasgow Caledonian University
6. Kingston University
7. University of Leicester
8. University of Liverpool
9. University of Salford
10. University of Southampton
11. Strathclyde University
12. University of Sussex
13. Warwick University
You should note that the universities listed above offer only partial scholarships which might cover 10% to 30% of the fees. Please contact the Law School in each university to get full details about scholarships. Give me a thumbs up if I had answered your question.

Hi Neha,
Its good that you have decided to do an MBA in HR, as the scope there is only going to increase with growth in Indian economy and hence there is soon to be a great demand for HR professionals.
While choosing a business school, there are a few things that you should keep in mind:
1. Industry Linkages
2. The Faculty and
3. The placements
I am myself an MBA student at one of Educomp's institutes and I would suggest you could try for their JRE Group of Institutions. It is backed by two of the largest educational companies - Educomp, India and Raffles Education Corporation Limited, Singapore. They have a designated placement cell which is headed by people like R. Jayaraman, who is an MBA from IIM-A with plenty of years of leadership and Anuj Ahuja, who is from IIM-B and has been a visiting faculty to top business schools in Delhi. Moreover, they also gives placement assurance to students from various companies, http://www.jre.edu.in/images/downloads/jre-educomp.pdf
The faculty consists of highly qualified people from the industry as well as from reputed institutes who are all experts in their own fields.
I hope this helps. All the best.
Regards,
Astha Aggarwal.

Hi Neha,
There are certain points to be kept in mind while choosing a business school:
1. Industry Linkages
2. The Faculty
3. The Placements.
I am myself pursuing an MBA from MAPS, which is backed by two of the largest educational companies - Educomp, India and Raffles, Singapore and would suggest that you too can give a try here. I should also let you know that I have had a very enriching experience so far.
And the best thing about MAPS is that they focus a lot on your extra-curricular activities too. So, in case you have a low score, you still have a fair chance of getting through if you have a good extra curricular record.
If there is anything else that you would like to know, please don't hesitate to ask.
Regards,
Astha Aggarwal.