I scored 91% in class 10th. Now I am confused for my career. I have an interest in CA and MBBS. Which option should I choose?
You can choose commerce because it's scope in a future increase rapidly.
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Congratulations for scoring such good percentage in your 10th.
Now talking about whether you should opt for commerce for CA or Science for MBBS. See it all solely depends on your interest. For both the streams you have study very hard. Both are though and equally respectful job. so sit and think wis
Upvote Both Chartered Accountancy (CA) and Medicine (MBBS) are highly respected and well-paying careers. However, the earning potential for doctors tends to be higher than for chartered accountants.
According to recent data, the average salary for a chartered accountant in India is around INR 6-7 Lacs per y
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