Hello

You should not start working after graduation If and only if there is a familly situation that demands that you work immediately and contribute to the revenues of the family to sustain the family. Even if this is true take this as a decision which you could practice for 2 years. Work hard for two years, raise money for family, create savings for yourself and go back to complete your masters. Finding a job after bachelors is not a problem but having a good career growth in an organisation without masters would be difficult. 10 years down the line all things being equal your performance might be really good but not having a masters degree can put you in a back foot. Promotion may be denied just because of this reason. So, masters qualification is very very critical for a career foundation.

So if you are doing B.A / B.Com, choose something appropriate for yourself. An MBA can be a good choice.


Prof. RSS Mani
VP Institutional Development, ITM Group

Hello,

It's not necessary, there are many government exams for which you can appear in case you're interested such as Indian Economics Services, UPSC, State levels PSCs, SSC CGL or CHSL, banking exams like PO or Clerk for SBI & IBPS, Assistant or Grade B Officer for RBI, Nabard Grade B exams, even insurance companies like LIC, GIC, NIACL etc recruit assistants and AAO based on the criteria of graduation.