I passed my 12th from commerce. What should l do?
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You can go for B.Com or BA from any recognised university or any course according to your skills and passion or area of interest. There are many opportunities in various sectors depends upon your objectives and goals.
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It depends on your career interest. There are numerous options for you. I suggest choose an industry that you would like to work in and find a full-time college-experience course. Do it parallel with a B.Com degree. B.Com helps you in increasing your knowledge about commerce and accounts and a specialised course prepares you for practical aspects of the industry.
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7 years agoThere are various lucrative options available after 12th in the likes of CA, CS, CWA, MBA, CSE and other management courses. Choice is yours. -
You can pursue B.Com as it has a good scope in future and along with it, you can pursue a professional course such as CS and CA. -
There are ample of opportunities. You can go for B.Com, BBA, BCA or CA. -
Hi,
You should opt as according to your interest but as according to me you should opt for the B.Com, as this course is in great demand. -
First of all, you should evaluate yourself that what are your interests? What can be beneficial for your career? Then, in commerce stream, there are lots of courses available such as B.Com, BBA, MBA, CS, CA etc. But, you have to find best which suits you as per your interest. -
There are many options available for you. If you have scored good marks in 12th, then you can get admission in DU and you can do B.Com (Hons). You can do CA but it is tough. You can do CS if you are good in theory.
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Do B.Com from any reputed college or do BBA which is best for business. If you are good at english then take coaching for SSC/CGL from the best coaching institute. Also, pursue part time degree related to commerce along with SSC coaching.
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These are some of the best options after commerce-
BBA
Psychology (provided you opted for it in 11th and 12th)
B.Com (Non-Math)
BA (Hons) Economics
LLB
B.Ed
Journalism
Mass communication
CA
Company Secretaryship
Hotel Management
Hope this helps and all the best.
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