Which stream should I opt for in HSC, commerce or science?

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    Vibha Gupta | Scholar-Level 17

    5 years ago
    You should proceed based on your interest further. A lot depends on your interest as you can give your best in a stream for which you are passionate. So decide your interest to give your best. LPU, a premier university also holds regular remedial classes for students who find a particular subject as difficult. LPU offers 200+ course. Just log in to their website to check the topic details of each course which has been given on the website. This will help you to decide. You can go for a Diploma and then Bachelor's degree, thus entering the Bachelor's degree in the second year will save one year for you. First you can apply for admission
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    Ashish Sharma Education Consultant, Political Analyst, traveler. | Scholar-Level 17

    5 years ago
    You can check your aptitude and Interest in a scientific way. One important and free tool to do that is : https://www.lpu.in/admission/career_assessment.php
    It is a professionally made psychometric test which can help you making the right decision. A lot depends on your interest as you can give your best in a stream for which you are passionate. The companies to pick the bests. So decide your interest to give your best. You should not be afraid of maths, in fact if you know your weakness you should work on it. LPU, a premier university also holds regular remedial classes for students who find a particular subject as difficult. Such stud
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    Dharamveer Dheer Educator at University | Scholar-Level 18

    5 years ago
    Dear Yash, It is better o check your aptitude in a scientific way. One important and free tool to do that is : https://www.lpu.in/admission/career_assessment.php
    It is a professionally made psychometric test which can help you making the right decision. A lot depends on your interest as you can give your best in a stream for which you are passionate. The companies to pick the bests. So decide your interest to give your best. You should not be afraid of maths, in fact if you know your weakness you should work on it. LPU, a premier university also holds regular remedial classes for students who find a particular subject as difficult. Such
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    Anushka Jha Sincerity at its top! | Guide-Level 12

    8 years ago
    Depends totally upon you.
    It depends upon your interests.
    But keeping career in mind both streams are good.
    You can be a doctor, engineer etc with science stream whereas you can be a CA,CS etc with commerce stream.
    You choose what you want to do.
    Good luck
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    DHARAM PAL JAKHAR MASTERS IN MATHEMATICS | Guide-Level 11

    7 years ago
    Dear friend,
    As per my opinion and knowledge, if you are good at mathematics then you can opt for either science stream or commerce stream. If you have a problem with mathematics then commerce would be a better choice.
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    pasha asif | Guide-Level 11

    6 years ago
    If your percentage is really good, I would suggest you to take Science stream in you PUC, but it is just a suggestion and you decide on the basis of your interests on what you want to do. And, also consult your parents and teachers.

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