I passed my 12th from commerce. What should l do?
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There are a lot of streams available. Just look for your interest and go for it.
BBA, B.Com, fashion technology, interior designing, hotel management, civil services, aviation, photography, mass communication, and many more. -
If you are interested in management studies, only then go for BBA. Otherwise, join B.Com with hons., so that you career options will be so much broader. -
Hello Manjeet, trust you would have found your interest. However, since this question comes into the minds of a lot of students, I would like to share that there are a whole lot of options to choose from. Those with an interest in accounts and economics typically might choose either B.A. B.Com (Hons) or B.A. (Hons) Economics. These days Liberal Education offered at universities allow students to take a combination of courses from across disciplines, and a lot of students are opting for the same these days. IILM University Gurugram, Ashoka University, Flame University offer some exciting combinations. It is interesting to SEE students t...more
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You should go and work things out between BBA or B.Com both the options are best in the commerce field. Which ever course values your interest pick it up but make sure to go with the course outline before opting any one out of them. Thank you. -
Take CA or CS as your career option. -
Looking into current scenario, I will suggest you to choose BBA are all the forms of Management at undergraduate level which regardless of the specialisation, will provide a student with conceptual, theoretical and practical knowledge in various aspects of business like finance, economics, operations, marketing, basic accounting etc. The Students in this field get the practical exposure in their trainings. The BBA degree has a lot of scope when it comes to careers. This is one of the few degrees where students can get high-paying jobs in management and administration right after graduation. The country's economy is growing, and many ne...more
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You should either go for B.Com, but now days the inflation rate of B.Com is very high so go for other things like BCA BBA hotel management, etc. They are good.
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Many people will suggest you from course like CA CS and BBA MBA, but I can tell you how to get a good job in a very easy and simple way, just take any course with specialisation in Accounting & Taxation and Management. After that, do articleship with a CA for as much year you can work on intern basis, he will teach you to do many audits, which is a very good place for internal audit. In companies, such as Deloitte, KPMG, Accenture has vaccancy of internal auditor with the package of 7-8 Lacs easily after UG.
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Professional Courses after 12th Commerce:
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)
Bachelor of Business Administration International Business (BBA-IB)
Bachelor of Business Administration Computer Application (BBA-CA)
Industry Oriented Integrated Courses. Chartered Accountancy. Company Secretary (CS)
Thank you. -
1) If you interested is in accounts, do CA along with your B.Com
2) If Your interest is in management courses like marketing, and HR you can opt BBA.
3) For private jobs, doing only B.Com/ BBA may not be enough, you may need to further study
best of luck dear.
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