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Scholar-Level 16
If you want to pursue B.Com or any Bachelor's degree, then you need to complete your class 12th class. You can do it through NIOS, and then you can apply for Bachelor's degree from any of the university.
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Scholar-Level 16
You can think of the below mentioned fields:
1. MBA.
2. International relations.
3. Development studies.
4. Advertising/ Journalism.
5. Social work.
6. LLB.
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Scholar-Level 16
Yes, it is good to opt for MA instead of M.Com
You can also think about the below mentioned courses:
1. MBA (Finance, international business, marketing, insurance, logistics and supply chain).
2. MA psychology.
3. Public administration.
4. Public policy.
5. International relations.
6. Social work.
7. Bank or railway exams.
All the best.
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Best of luck.
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Scholar-Level 17
It's very much possible to opt for courses in commerce field without maths as most of the universities will allow you to take a pathway/bridge course to complete the required module if that subject is essential to the course for which you have applied. Go through the university's websites like Deakin, Queensland, Adelaide, etc.
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