I have no idea whether i should go for BBA or BCOM after 12th as i want to do CS (company secretary). And am damm poor at maths . Plz reply

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Chetna S | Scholar-Level 17

9 years ago

Hi Shubham You have already won half battle since you know your weakness. Maths needs practice so if you find it a challenge, practice more as its required in all courses. Since CS is a professional course, you can go for b.com simultaneously as it will help you in further growth in education. For C

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Chetna S | Scholar-Level 17

9 years ago

-BBA is again a professional course and the best way is to check the course structure of the university where u plan to apply to know hw much maths is required. About CS, i hv shared the link already, if you cant understand that, take help of some coaching centre to guide and enrol u in the course.

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