Which field should I opt after class 12th commerce with maths?
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Courses Available after class 12th Commerce with Maths are as, Finance. Banking. Chartered Accountancy. Company Secretary. Insurance. Foreign Trade. Stock Broking & Investment Analyst. Economists, Cost and Management Accountant etc. -
You have options to change your stream. You can go for management programs as well as technical study. It all depends upon you. -
Dear friend, As per my personal opinion and experience after completing your 12th class with commerce + mathematics, you can go for simple graduation like B.Com Honours or B.Com pass or you can also go for CA CS field. There is a wide scope for commerce background students. Thank you very much. -
I would suggest you go for CA It's really the best option if you are good at maths because you will be able to learn accounting and statistics quickly. -
BCA is the best option for you, because it will give you good knowledge about programming and it's various languages and you can opt for MCA for your Masters after that.
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Hey Avinash,
You have lot of options to go for at this stage. You can go for B.Com, BBA or B-Com-M.Com etc. You already studied maths in your 12 so B.Com will be an easy nut for you. Dual degree programs are also helpful and effective these days. However there are more options like mass comm and journalism. Whichever course you choose, also focus on a good university to pursue that course. University plays a vital role for career development throughout your degree.
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Depends on your interests but the best courses are B.Com and BBA Hons. -
Hi Avnish,You should opt as according to your interest, but as according to me you should opt for the B.Com, as this course is in great demand. -
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Vineet Kumar Rohilla Persuing BBA from JIMS Kalkaji(IP University) | Guide-Level 12
6 years agoYou can do any course except science courses since you have maths, if you want something different than others, go for BMS or eco hons, else do B.Com or BBA with MBA. -
There are numerous options for you. I would suggest you choose an industry that you would like to work in and find a full-time college-experience course. Do it parallelly with a B.Com degree. B.Com helps you in increasing your knowledge about commerce and accounts and a specialised course prepares you for practical aspects of the industry.
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