Which course will be better after 12th commerce without maths? I'm totally being confused what to do after 12th. Please clear my doubts.

My percentage in 10th was 65.20% and now in 12th like above 70% I will get I'm sure so suggest me which top course will be better?

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7 years ago
You may go for depending on your interest B.Com BBA Hotel Management, Event Management, Law, Company Secretary, BMS. Journalism, Mass Communication, Fashion Management.

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pratiksha kamble
7 years ago
There are so many options are available you can choose the course as per your interest Career in event management Hotel management course Accountancy programme CA (CMA) Company secretary (CS) Bachelors in law Career in travel and tourism BFT BMS BBA B.Com.

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anshuman yadav
7 years ago
It is all up to you and your interest. But, if don't have Maths, then you opt for BBA B.Com BA+LLB.

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Shabana Bee
7 years ago
You can do either B.Com or CA according to your interest after that you can have good future ahead. Good luck.

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7 years ago
You should go for economics honors after your intermediate in commerce. It will be not too difficult at all. You will be taught all the basic mathematics involved in the course. Don't worry about that. Best of luck.

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