It is necessary to take tuition for B.com after 12th Science stream?

647 Views|4 Followers|Posted 2016-06-15 09:31:59
Asked by Jay Umredkar
15 Answers
Barkha Dubey
9 years ago
No, it is not compulsory if you do hard-work and attend regular classes. So, you don't need any tuition.

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neha mishra
2016-06-15 14:01:53
no not at all. if you will be regular in your classes then there is no need for extra tuition classes. you make ask from your friends who r from commerce background if u have any problem or ask from the faculty directly..because in 12th they only do basic accounts such as brs journal ledger cash flo

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V
3 years ago
No, it is not at all compulsory for any field even you can do self study and that will work.

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Ritesh Bhandari
9 years ago
Yes and No. Yes, because It would be whole new experience for you, tuitions would make it easy on you. No, because if your college faculties are helpful enough to make subjects look easier on you.

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Bhavuk Jain
9 years ago
The faculty doesn't know that you are a science student, so they will teach on a presumption that you know the basics of accounts and economics. All the best.

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sourav modak
9 years ago
It is necessary to take tuition in any stream. If you want to pursue B.Com after class 12th from science stream, then you can go for it.

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kajal soni
9 years ago
Yes, it will be necessary for tution because in B.Com, many types of accounts are there and it will be difficult for you to cover up the accounts part.

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md tajuddin
2016-06-15 15:28:54
off course is necessary... your past stream is Science but after 12 you chose B.Com then B.Com tuition is compulsory..

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Taanish Kumaar
2016-06-15 14:26:02
Nopes! Not necessary. ... But prefrable!

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M
2016-06-15 13:40:46
According to me you should take tutions. because as you has done your secondary education from Science you don't have much knowledge of basics of accounts. and in B.com you has to study Accounts in deep. and Income Tax along with it. So if you take tutions and get your basics clear. it will be very

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