Accounting & Commerce

There is an immense scope in streams like commerce, accounting, economics and arts. But choosing commerce over mathematics is good and the best option for only a shorter period of time till you complete your intermediate, after that, you will be facing a little problem in undergraduate wherein you will be dealing with accounting- corporate, financial, managerial, cost, audit and taxation as well. The above disciplines include calculation of functions relating to mathematics. So if you are good in mathematics and want a short break from it to get an exposure of civilization, history and archaeology, you can opt the field except for mathematics.

You must graduate. Graduation is a must. Here are few things you can do, and DO adjust or modify them as per your own convenience :)
During your graduation years, revisit NCERTs and read all class 6-12 NCERTs (Social Science, History, Geography, Science) and develop an understanding of basics. ( For class 11-12 NCERTs, read selectively, I might answer how selectively in another answer)
Develop the habbit ofNewspaper Reading. Start by any simple newspaper, The Indian Express for example. No notes making. Remember you're just developing the habbit of reading. And during newspaper reading sit with a mobile with google search and google whatever news, its context, terminology, etc. You don't understand, as much as you can, but till a limit because graduation ki padhai bhi hai. When you get comfortable switch to The Hindu. Daily listen to AIR news, 15 min in morning (8.00 am for Hindi, 8.15 am for English ; and 15 min in night (9.00 pm for Hindi, 9.15 for English I think) the easiest way to revise major current affairs. If you have access to TV then news at 9 on DD news is also good. Develop an inqusitive mind. That's it. Developing basics by NCERTs
and understanding your surroundings and whats going on in your society, you country, your world, through current affairs. That'll be a LOT to achieve if you can in your graduation years.

Yes, you can do MBA in finance, the minimum eligibility criteria to get into MBA is 50% marks in Bachelor's degree with any discipline. MBA in Finance is no easy course, think of it as a training for one of the most liable roles in the world. Yes, you will be handling the finances of the business and as everyone knows finances run an enter price and you will be in charge of that. There are multiple of opportunities for finance grads and the reason for this magnetism is the various subjects taught to the students in the course of 2 years. They include corporate valuation, Investment management, Management control system, Taxation, Financial statement, Tax planning, Analysis and reporting of financial services. Career Growth
An MBA in Finance graduation has ample of opportunities waiting around, all he needs to do is grab it. There are thrilling careers in financial consultancies, financial institutions and banks. To be more specific, you can get into fields like merchant banking, investment and consumer banking, international finance, corporate finance and institutional finance. Once you build up your work experience then you can serve on government committees and add your inputs to the policy-making issues. You can also provide consultation services to government and corporate organizations. Jobs after MBA in Finance
Accounting Manager
Chief Financial Officers
Cash Managers
Manager Consultants
Investment Banking Associates
Credit Managers & Specialists
Financial Analyst
Corporate Controllers
Finance Officers & Treasurers
Insurance & Risk Managers
Investment Bankers
Investing Sales Traders & Associate
List of few Business Schools:
Indian Institute of Management, Calcutta (IIMC)
Indian Institute of Management, Lucknow (IIML)
Lovely Professional University, Jalandhar
Management Development Institute (MDI). .

Hi,
BBA (3 Years): BBA is an undergraduate course, which you can pursue after you have cleared your class 12th. This degree offers an optimum blend of theory and practice to provide a solid foundation in general business management with specializations in area of choice. There are a number of combinations available for you such as: BBA 3 years, Dual Degree BBA MBA 5 years, BBA (Hons.) 3 years, Dual Degree BBA (Hons.) MBA 5 years, BBA (Information Technology) 3 years, BBA (Financial Markets) 3 years, BBA (International Finance) 3 years, BBA (Oil and Gas Management) 3 years, Integrated BBA MBA 4 years. If you are interested in commerce after your class 12th, then you can go for B.Com after your class 12th. Eligibility for B.Com in most of the top universities is to pass with 50% aggregate marks in 10+2. You can either opt for B.Com (Hons.) (3 years) or Dual degree B.Com (Hons.) MBA (5 years) or integrated B.Com -MBA (4 years) and also you can opt for B.Com Management Accounting and International Financial ) (3 years). These above mentioned are the courses, which you can opt according to your area of interest. It is always advisable to pursue your degree from a well-known university and that provides prime placement opportunity, outstanding industrial exposure and professional enhancement training. I am enlisting some universities for your help-
Lovely Professional University, Sri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC), Delhi Lady Shri ram College for Women (LSR) Delhi, Hansraj College Delhi, and Loyola College Chennai etc. I hope it helps.