I'll complete my class 12th this year! And my subject is "commerce+maths" so which field i should choose as my career

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Asked by Shivani Jain

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Nitin Aggarwal | Beginner-Level 5

7 years ago

You should go for CA.

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Aarti Singh | Guide-Level 14

9 years ago

Shivani, If you're good at crunching numbers or want anything to do in the fields of formal finance like CA, then a B.Com degree should be your clear first choice. B.Com (Professional) is another good option. If your aptitude matches to the management study only, your only goal is to get into manage

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Ankur Kumar | Guide-Level 13

9 years ago

Dear Shivani Since you have completed 12th, my recommendation is you should apply for admissions in DU if you have scored somewhat around 90%, or if marks are average then you can apply for graduation from correspondence along with that you can pursue CA/CS/ICWA as per your interest. Or if you aren'

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