Which course can I pursue after completing my class 12th in commerce with maths?
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Konatham Abhishek If you do not go to the end, why to start? | Scholar-Level 17
5 years agoThere are many courses which you can do after PUC (commerce) like BCA and CA. The most in-demand course is CA and it is also the toughest one, but the decision depends on your interest and what you want to do. For enhancing and utilizing your maths skills in programming, BCA is the best option. -
Dear student, After class 12th with commerce, there are certain good career options:
1. Graduation from a reputed college after that MBA in field of your interest. In graduation, you have options:
1. B.Com/B.Com (Honors)/BBA/BMS
2. Graduation from correspondence along with professional course such as CA/CS/ICWA. All the best. Thanks. -
Choose BBA then MBA. BBA course deals with knowledge and training in management and administration of business by imparting managerial and entrepreneurial skills to management aspirants from any stream like Science, commerce or arts. BBA are all the forms of Management at undergraduate level which regardless of the specialisation, will provide a student with conceptual, theoretical and practical knowledge in various aspects of business like finance, economics, operations, marketing, basic accounting etc. The Students in this field get the practical exposure in their trainings. The BBA degree has a lot of scope when it comes to careers....more
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After completing class 12th in commerce with Maths you have various options to choose from. Some popular courses are:
Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com)
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)
Bachelor of Economics (BEcon)
Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS)
Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA)
Bachelor of Science B.Sc. In Mathematics
Bachelor of Statistics (B. Stat)
Chartered Accountancy (CA)
Company Secretary (CS)
Bachelor of Finance and Investment Analysis (BFIA)
Bachelor of Financial Markets (BFM)
Bachelor of Commerce in Accounting and Finance (BBAF)
Bachelor of Banking and Insurance (BBI)
Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS)
Bachelor of Marketing...more -
You can go for B.Com, BBA, BCA and then opt for CA as well. -
There are many courses which you can do after PUC (commerce) like BCA and CA. The most in-demand course is CA and it is also the toughest one, but the decision depends on your interest and what you want to do. For enhancing and utilizing your maths skills in programming, BCA is the best option.
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Dear student,
After class 12th with commerce, there are certain good career options:
1. Graduation from a reputed college after that MBA in field of your interest. In graduation, you have options:
1. B.Com/B.Com (Honors)/BBA/BMS
2. Graduation from correspondence along with professional course such as CA/CS/ICWA. All the best. -
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. -
Dear friend,
As per my knowledge and experience, after completing 12 stream in commerce without maths, you can go for BBA course. It has better job opportunities, better job placements and it is a professional course and it does not require mathematics subject as a compulsory subject you should pursue with BBA course.
Thank you. -
Dear friend, As per my personal opinion and experience after completing 12th class with commerce, you can use a number of options like you can go for simple graduation that is B.Com (H) and B.Com pass course or you can go for CA, CS or you can also go for BBA, BCA and search related courses. Thank you very much.
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