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Hello Gopika,
First of all there is no such boundary for boys and girls in career that you specifically have to be worried about. After schooling from commerce you can make a career in many fields.
a. B.COM(P)-
This is one of the most chosen courses for commerce student. It has the record for being the course with high cut-offs in central university. Today there is no such difference between B.Com(H) and B.Com(P). No requirement of maths.
b. CA(Chartered Accountancy)-
It is mostly opted by students after 12th with commerce stream. CA provides a wide scope in fields viz. Company Auditor, Chartared Accountant in big firms or companies may send you abroad for their projects. There is no requirements of maths in 12th for pursuing CA.
c. CS(Company Secretary)-
CS is among the list of mostly opted professional courses. The difference between CA & CS is that CS focuses in field of Corporate Law. After CS, one has the option to become legal adviser in a company, secretary in any company or can further go for LLB to get more specialized in law field. Once again there is no requirement for maths in 12th standard.
Since CS not generally preferred by boys with that interest as it is done by girls. So in one way, girls have a bit advantage on boys in CS.
But as seen overall, every course is equally best and useful to girls.

In terms of salary just after BSc , they are almost equivalent.
But in my opinion CS definitely has the edge because of wider range of opportunities and job available . With CS you can also enter into the highly lucrative area of Data Mining (salaries in crores if you go abroad). you can go for higher education MSc PhD.
IT graduates also earn a lot(similar to CS)but the problem is many Indian universities don't take IT degree for higher education. Research fields are limited (they are wide of course but I am talking wrt CS). Also thanks to the stigma attached to technical degrees IT Btech are more preferred vis a vis IT BSc(same is the case with CS but atleast you can go for mtech and make up for that if that causes problem)
As for course work IT is easier. For most part IT and CS courses are similar but CS involves more Maths as compared to IT. So if you are a bit uncomfortable with Maths , take IT.
In the end its your choice. Hardwork and determination can take you to the moon even if you come with an obscure degree like btech in food storage.
What i said above was keeping in mind the general trend (the averages). But exceptions are always there.

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Hi Adarsh, It depends on you, you are the only correct person to analyse your own Interest, Aptitude. I feel, here my responsibility is just to guide you about prospects of each stream. Well, the future prospects of the EEE graduates are very wide and bright. The demand for environmentally friendly power generation, more sophisticated electrical and electronic devices, and cheaper and smarter products mean there is a lot of work for Electrical Engineers. Whereas, ECE students can seek an exciting career in industries like consumer electronics manufacturing organisation, Telecommunication & IT industries, Health care equipment manufacturing, Mobile communication (2G,3G,4G), Internet technologies, Power Electronics, and other industries like steel, petroleum and chemical etc. The world scenario in present day Industry is for those who work hard and always ready to work in any situation. You should pursue engineering from the best colleges in the country like IITs, NITs, LPU, BITs, VIT, SRM, SNU, Thapar, etc. To compare them well you can refer the latest NIRF ranking released by Ministry of education in 2020. All these Institutions are at top scales in the rankings where LPU has been ranked 78th amongst all government and private universities. This shows that these Universities are equally good as IIT's. Where private University like LPU is even more better than few new IITs. All the best for your Future.