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It depends what's your priority right now, if you want to work then go for it, as per the industry demands you can learn relevant skills which you will help you grow in your work field, sign up for sites like linkedin where you'll get great opportunities workwise, in case you want to pursue higher studies you can go for General MBA or specialization such as Finance, Marketing, HR, or whatever else interests you, you can pursue LLB after graduation if you're interested in law, or else you can appear for government exams such as UPSC Civil Service, State PSCs, Banking, Insurance exams, SSC , Railway Board etc, these all recruit graduates, in majority of cases there's no specific aggregate requirement, except NABARD Grade B Officer/RBI Assistant which makes it mandatory to have 50% aggregate at graduation and in case of RBI Grade B Officer it's essential to have 60% at 10th, 12th, and graduation.