Accounting & Commerce

Hey Sourabh,
At ths opint you are having ample of options to go for. If you want to do traditional courses you can opt for B.tech as now there are lot of specialization available otherwise vocational courses like mass comm and journalism are in the trends nowadys. Again it solely depends on your inte

I suggest you consider all options carefully between commerce and PCM. make sure you think thoroughly about what you want to do and what graduation and PG courses available for all the options. don't limit yourself to one area.

CA is a professional course and hence is sufficient itself
So mostly people pursue normal graduation along with CA
Few people go for LLB which can help them in legal matters alongwith CA
FEw do MCOM
Few even go and complete PhD in accounting

CS is very lucrative career option and preferred over CMA
The number of students and opportunities are comparatively less in CMA
Even passing CMA is difficult than CS
CMA can work as cost accountant,cost auditor CMA can get statutory documents validated
CS can work as company secretary in a company whi

CA is conducted by only institute in India which is ICAI
kindly visit ICAI Chapter in your city and find out about the course
CA can be pursued after 12th from any field

If you are trying out to pursue engineering the cbse maths which is a common syllabus mathematics for both science as well as commerce will not do any good because it is just based on basic accounting and some basic physical mathematics.

Charted accountants work in fields of accounting, including public, management and government accounting. While specific job duties vary greatly within specific positions, many duties shared between CAs include preparing financial reports and documents, maintaining records of investments, reviewing

it is up to you and also how strong your fundamental skills are . I personally think, 11th is a bit early to start coaching. the syllabus for the foundation level in CS is manageable without coaching provided that you have a good commerce background. just look at the syllabus and decide for yourself