What should I do after completing class 12th (with commerce without maths) with 60%?

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9 years ago
Hi Kanishtha, You can opt for B.Com, B.Com LLB, BA LLB, CA, Journalism and mass communication, hospitality and management, event management, BBA, fashion design and many more. Decide as per your interests, likes and strengths.

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Yash Singhal
7 years ago
Hi, You should opt as according to your interest, but as according to me you should opt for the B.Com, as this course is in great demand.

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