I want to study B.Sc but I did 12th from commerce. Is there a way to get into B.Sc physics in any college or do I have to repeat 12th?

I was always passionate about science but I took commerce because I scored less in 10th.

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Aksha Jindal | Beginner-Level 5

8 years ago

No dear, this is not possible to do class 12th with Commerce, and then do B.Sc. So, you have to repeat class 12th with science stream, because both the streams are completely different from each other. And, B.Sc in physics is again a difficult one. But, if you are sure now to change your stream, the

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Priyank Sharma | Scholar-Level 16

8 years ago

It is actually not possible to do B.Sc after doing class 12th with commerce. You need to do class 12th with science to pursue B.Sc. There are many other interesting options after class 12th commerce. Commerce itself is a subject which a lot of students are opting for. I need to know the reason what

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