Which are the courses for students who have commerce with maths? I don't like accounts but like maths and science very much.

I am currently in 12th with commerce & mathematics. I am bored of commerce stream and does not want to continue with it. I am interested in maths and also have my 11th and 12th with physics and chemistry. I think I should choose science stream.

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141 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Manish Gupta
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Harshit Jain
8 years ago
You may not choose science as of now but if you are interested in maths and science, then you can for BCA and MCA. This is a good career option. Otherwise, you can go BBA or MBA but it doesn't include science. It depends on your interest.

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DHARAM PAL JAKHAR
7 years ago
You can go for BBA at graduation level and MBA at Masters level as it doesn't include accountancy and related subjects.

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