What should I do after completing my 12th with commerce and maths?
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Below are a few options which you can pursue after class 12th in commerce:
Corporate Law
Economics
Chartered Accountancy
Cost & Management Accountancy
Company Secretaryship
Chartered Financial Analysts
Certified Planner
Banking
Search for good colleges and universities. -
There are many fields in which you can have further studies after Class XII. CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst)
CA (Chartered Accountancy)
CS (Company Secretary)
CMA (Cost & Management Accountant)
BBA & MBA. B.Com (Hon. )
LLB (5 years)
MA (any special subject like Economics etc. ). -
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Konatham Abhishek If you do not go to the end, why to start? | Scholar-Level 17
5 years agoFew options, which you can pursue after class 12th commerce along with graduation:
Corporate Law. Economics. Chartered Accountancy. Cost & Management Accountancy. Company Secretaryship. Chartered Financial Analysts. Banking. -
There are many courses which you can do after PUC (commerce) like BCA CA and B.Com. The most in-demand course I. e. CA and it is also the toughest one but the decision depends on your interest and what you want to do. If you want to study maths further then go for BCA but the decision depends on your interest and what you want to do. -
Hi,
Below are a few options which you can pursue after class 12th in commerce:
Corporate Law
Economics
Chartered Accountancy
Cost & Management Accountancy
Company Secretaryship
Chartered Financial Analysts
Certified Planner
Banking
Search for good colleges and universities. Go for LPU, it offers quality education at reasonable cost and immense opportunities both at national and international level. -
You should pursue graduation in B.Com, and then you will have lots of options like,
Below are few options, which you can pursue after class 12th commerce along with graduation:
Corporate Law.
Economics. Chartered Accountancy.Cost & Management Accountancy.
Company Secretaryship.
Chartered Financial Analysts.
Banking. -
Dear friend,
As per my opinion and knowledge, you must go for B.Com as it is the best course for commerce students and has a great scope ahead and you can get many good opportunities after completing this course.
All the best and have a great life ahead. -
There are many courses which you can do after PUC (commerce) like BCA, CA and B.Com. The most in-demand course i.e. CA and it is also the toughest one but the decision depends on your interest and what you want to do. If you want to study maths further then go for BCA but the decision depends on your interest and what you want to do.
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Hi,
Below mentioned are the options for you:
1. B.Com.
2. B.A.
3. BBM.
4. Banking, finance or management careers.
5. B.A. English honors.
6. Journalism.
7. Mass communication careers
8. BCA since you had mathematics.
9. Foreign language, if you aim for an interpreter’s job in the consulates and embassies. Some of the choices in this regard are French, Spanish, German, Russian, Japanese or Chinese.
10. Courses in hotel management, performing arts, travel and tourism and many more. You can check the below mentioned link:
https://www.shiksha.com/humanities-social-sciences/articles/how-to-choose-your-career-before-you-start-college-blogI...more
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