I passed my 12th from commerce. What should l do?
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You can opt for B.Com (Hons) or BBA. -
First of all, congratulations for passing the 12th Grade. So, as per the question, the answer from my side is
you should do B.Com or BBA as these will help you
to use the subjects that you have learnt during your 11 & 12. Thus, choosing these streams will become relevant. Also, you can consider to do CA or CMA, it's one of the toughest and best accounting course. -
You should go for higher studies, you can apply in different courses like BBA B.Com in different universities. And can built your career. -
1) If you're interested in accounts, do. CA along with Your B.Com
2) If you're interested in management courses like marketing, hr u can opt BBA
3) For private jobs, doing only B.Com/ BBA not give good position, further u need to study MBA/. CA/B.Ed.
4) So, choose a course depends upon your interest, ability and it's value. -
You can go for a Bachelor of Commerce B.Com from The NorthCap University (https://www.ncuindia.edu/). To impart knowledge that is global in perspective and local in relevance. To enhance the professional competencies and soft skills of the students. To develop a capacity to think, innovate and lead through linkages with industry and academia. To make students time and market-relevant, globally competent, morally upright and socially responsible citizens.
90% of faculty members are Ph.D. from the reputed institutions. -
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Konatham Abhishek If you do not go to the end, why to start? | Scholar-Level 17
5 years agoHello,
1. You do CA if you have interest in accounts
2. If you have interest in private jobs, you can do B.Com/BBA
2. You can also do professional courses like company secretary
Good luck. -
It depends on you further studies, because what you do in your leisure must be helpful for your further studies. And, if you are planning for commerce field, then CFA and digital marketing are the good choices as short term courses before your graduation.
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You can go for professional courses like CA, CS, CMA, CFA etc. It will fetch you a good career, if you are interested in management then go for MBA in marketing, sales or HR.
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1) If you are interested in accounts, do. CA along with Your B.Com
2) If you are interested in management courses like marketing, HR you can opt BBA
3) For private jobs, doing only B.Com/ BBA not give good position, further you need to study MBA/. CA/B.Ed.
4) So, choose a course depends upon your interest, ability and it's value. -
BBA is the best option as many career opportunities open up after graduation. IILM, Lodhi road offers the best BBA in Delhi. BBA with specialisation would help you in getting opportunities in the field of Marketing, Sales and Finance. The course helps to acquire knowledge and skills to start your own business. Hence, the career options are plenty when you pursue BBA after 12th. For more information on BBA courses at IILM- lodhi road, contact the Admissions team or visit the website.
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