I've got 91% in X. Which is the best stream: commerce or science? I am not interested in physics and do not want to go into engineering.

I do not even want to get into medical field. I want to become a CA. Should I opt for science or commerce?

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Devangna Sharma | Contributor-Level 6

7 years ago

Hello Shalini, If you are not interested in Physics, and don't want to pursue engineering, as well as medical and top of that you want to become a CA, then what are you waiting for, obviously opt commerce field. You will get to know about how companies, bug firms are managed. It is really an amazin

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Devangna Sharma | Contributor-Level 6

7 years ago

My pleasure.

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