Career

You may Go into HR and Marketing Analytics which has been a trending profile. For dat you might beed to know about SAP HRM module and bit of Business analytics.

Yes you are eligible and can difinately crack Civil Services examination.

hello sadhna
to become a corporate lawyer you should have business skills and a complete knowledge about law related to company.
you should choose bba-llb (honours) or b.com-llb (honours) as a passed student from commerce stream and also to achieve your aim.
Instead of choosing integrated course you have one more option - do graduation in commerce background such as bba, b.com, bbm then go for llb.
Now it entirely depends on you which way to go.
all the best.
please feel free to revert.

There is nothing like best career until u follow what matches best with your skills, abilities and interests. An 8 year old is becoming a coder in this fast evolving world just because he knows what he wants to do. So all careers can give you fame and happiness. Moreover, you need to understand the projected growth after you complete your course and start applying for jobs.

Dear Sarthak,
First of all Maths isn't compulsory to pursue CA, Secondly taking maths or eco is matter of your interest because non of these subjects will be there in CA, except in CPT , But that is of basic level so not to worry about.
So whether to take maths or eco it's upto you this decision of your neither going to give you any edge in CA nor any disadvantage.
good luck

Hi Shubham
You have already won half battle since you know your weakness. Maths needs practice so if you find it a challenge, practice more as its required in all courses. Since CS is a professional course, you can go for b.com simultaneously as it will help you in further growth in education. For CS, you may look at the following link.
https://www.icsi.edu/WebModules/AboutUs/Courses/CS_Course.htm

u can chose psychology in arts group if available but I suggest you should chose PCB because it's helpful for you further studies.

please tell me best institute for media and direction