Which is the best course for me after 12th?

I am studying in an open school & my subject is PCB but I want to go into commerce/business field. Can I pursue? If I can, which course would be the best for me? Please.

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Asked by Burhan Khuroo

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Shubham Chaudhari | Contributor-Level 10

7 years ago

Will you please broaden your question as in which vertical you wish to go?

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Burhan Khuroo | Beginner-Level 1

7 years ago

General business administration/management.

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Ridhima Bansal | Guide-Level 13

7 years ago

Hi Burhan, Yes, you can go for commerce field as well as business field. For this you can pursue B.Sc. And then, go for MBA or apart from it you can go for commerce and then pursue MBA. It depends on your choice how you want to go about. Good luck.

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Burhan Khuroo | Beginner-Level 1

7 years ago

Thank you so much. But can you please tell me which particular field in business/commerce has better opportunities in future?

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