I've just completed my 10th. Which way is better: commerce group or science group?

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Asked by Ranga Nathan
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Rohit Kothawade
8 years ago
I will like to tell you that there is nothing better or best in any stream. Both stream are best, if you want your sister to opt Science then after class 12th, she can do pharmacy, engineering, medical, B.Sc BCA. If your sister takes admission for commerce, then she can do CS, CA, CMA, B.Com, BBA, B

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priyank sharma
8 years ago
Hello dear, Both the streams are good but it is based on your interests. If you have interest in business field, then choose commerce. If you have interest in science, then choose PCM/PCB. If you have interest in social science, then choose arts stream. But maths stream is much affordable because

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S
8 years ago
Depends on you as both the streams will give you a good career opportunities in the future. But, if you love science, then only go for it. Else, don't as it needs a lot of hardwork and dedication and mainly, you need to be into that subjects to score good or to learn well.

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