I have mathematics in 12th commerce. I do not want to continue with commerce. Which courses can I pursue?

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8 years ago

It totally depends on your interest that which course you like the most and what do you want in your life. If you are not interested in mathematics then change it. You can choose fine arts, journalism, you can also do BA, BA LLB, fashion designing course and many more options, but you have to first

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Vinit | Guide-Level 12

5 years ago

It totally depends on your interest that which course you like the most and what do you want in your life. If you are not interested in mathematics then change it. You can choose fine arts, journalism, you can also do B.A. LL.B. Fashion designing course and many more options, but you have to first d

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Pratiksha Panda | Beginner-Level 4

8 years ago

You can pursue BA, BA (Hons) or law.

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