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I'm a B.Com 2nd year student who is interested in doing MBA after completion of B.Com. At the same time I was also thinking to join some computer course now which will help me later in my MBA. So, which computer course should I join now to help me for MBA in future?

It is good that you want to attain some Computer Knowledge along with your core studies.

I would suggest the following 3 courses which would be good for MBA candidates.
-Tally
-SAP
-Oracle Apps
-Oracle Fusion

Tally is purely Accounting based. It would be useful if you opt for MBA in Finance.

For SAP and Oracle Apps, there are number of courses available like
Oracle Financials
Oracle SCM
Oracle HRMS
SAP FICO
SAP BI
SAP SD etc.

I would suggest you to opt for the respective course depending upon your stream in MBA.

If you want to choose Finance stream in MBA, then Oracle Fusion is the best choice which is having good demand now.

You can get coaching for the chosen course from a top Coaching Institute.

Also I would suggest you to complete the external certification once the Coaching is completed.

Because entry level, Companies will hire candidates only if they are having Certification.

This would add good value to your resume and help you to get job easily.

As per the details you mentioned if you are interested in joining a software company after your MBA then it will better to go for SAP FICO or else take a course on communication skills development or else go for aptitude training for solving problems in the system with timer in it or else join in a computer basics course if you are not aware of using a system. Learn as many as possible, all these will be useful for most of the job you do in your coming days.

Originally Posted by sunnybhai008

I'm a B.Com 2nd year student who is interested in doing MBA after completion of B.Com. At the same time I was also thinking to join some computer course now which will help me later in my MBA. So, which computer course should I join now to help me for MBA in future?

To do an MBA you do not require any specific computer course.
It is not a technical job like Computer programmer.

You should start preparing for MBA entrance written tests like CAT, XAT etc.

Also you should work on your:
Communication Skills
Inter Personal Skills
Presentation Skills
Excellent Spoken English