Hello,

You haven't mention you've done your graduation in which stream. Anyway, the answer to your question depend largely on your areas of interest. You can continue your higher studies by pursuing Master's in the relevant field. You can qualify NET/SET to be able to teach in colleges. If you want to teach in school, you have to do BEd or DEd and qualify CET or state level TETs to be able to apply at government schools, nowadays various private schools too recruit teachers based on CET scores.

You can change stream, you can go for management studies like MBA with any your preferred specialization or even General Management whatever interests you. There's law, media studies and so many different avenues. You can do short term courses relevant to your domain of study, like computer courses, or learning programming languages, financial accounting etc.

You can apply for government job such as UPSC, State level PSCs, SSC CGL or even banking exams like IBPS, SBI,RBI, NABARD or insurance companies like LIC, GIC, NIACL etc. All these simply require a graduate degree with no specific aggregate except in the case of RBI, for which it's mandatory to have 60% at 10th, 12th and graduation level.