Which course to pursue as I have completed my class 12th?
I am a commerce student.
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Dear Mehak, There are plenty of options such as:
1. B.Com.
2. Law.
3. CA (Chartered accountancy).
4. BBA.
5. Bachelors of economics.
6. CS (Company secretary) course.
7. Hospitality Diploma courses.
8. Animation and multimedia courses.
9. Journalism and mass communication.
10. Event management course.
11. Fashion design and technology.
12. Hotel management. Choose whichever interests you most. More importantly, you must choose a university which has the intellectual capabilities to curate these programs like LPU. DVD. -
Dear Mehek,If you have interest in Accounts and Economics, I would suggest you to go for B.COM or B.COM(Hons) programme. As we know that There are a number of good universities in India. Some of the features of a good university are good practical and industrial exposure, good placements, skill development programs, professional enhancement training and exposure to its students and along with this how much scholarship is provided by the university to the students.
My sister has same interest,She is pursuing B.COM(Hons) from a renowned University,Lovely Professional University. I would say that it is a great university which every studen...more -
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5 years agoHi Mehak, Your career decision depends on your interests and aptitude, you must try to check your aptitude here: https://www.lpu.in/admission/career_assessment.php If you wish to land up in a job quickly. The commerce students have following options:
1. B.Com.
2. Law.
3. CA (Chartered accountancy).
4. BBA.
5. Bachelors of economics.
6. CS (Company secretary) course.
7. Hospitality Diploma courses.
8. Animation and multimedia courses.
9. Journalism and mass communication.
10. Event management course.
11. Fashion design and technology.
12. Hotel management.
13. B.Tech in various streams
14. B. Design
15. B. Plan
16. B.Arch
Choose whichever in...more -
There are so many options in front of you. You can choose any option like BBA, BCA, B.Com, CA and many more it's totally ups to you what do you want. -
As a commerce student, you can choose BBA to enter management field, B.Com to enter accounting and finance field, or you can do BCA for entering the software field.
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First, you have to decide your interest. If you are looking for business management then I suggest you pursue BBA+MBA then choose your career accordingly.
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If you are more focused and good in accounting and statistics then you should go for either B.Com or CA which is chartered accountant. -
It totally depends on your interest. What you want to do? In which you are good and can work harder. I can just suggest few courses
B.Com is very general and common study. You can go for BBA BCA BJ MC (Mass communication), B.Tech, etc. All the best. -
There are many courses like CS, CA, CMA, B.Com BBA BCA etc. A combination of Company Secretaryship and Bachelors in Commerce is much appreciated. So, after class 12th, you may enrol yourself in the CS foundation course online on the official ICSI website and simultaneously you may go for B.Com from any recognised university. Further, it depends on your interest. -
There are many courses to do after class 12th like CA, CS, CWA, B.Com, BBA, etc. Choose with open minds.
Best of luck.
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