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Tanushree Mitra
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Hi Priyanshu,
You should ideally complete your class 11th and 12th in a stream of your choice (Science, Arts or Commerce). Choose on the basis of your interest, there will be subjects you are least interested in while some may be your favourites, know your strength and aptitude and choose wisely. On the other hand, you may opt for Diploma programs also. However, completing class 11th and 12th is recommended for future prospects.
You should ideally complete your class 11th and 12th in a stream of your choice (Science, Arts or Commerce). Choose on the basis of your interest, there will be subjects you are least interested in while some may be your favourites, know your strength and aptitude and choose wisely. On the other hand, you may opt for Diploma programs also. However, completing class 11th and 12th is recommended for future prospects.
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Tanushree Mitra
Guide-Level 12
Hi Priyanshu,
You should ideally complete your class 11th and 12th in a stream of your choice (Science, Arts or Commerce). Choose on the basis of your interest, there will be subjects you are least interested in while some may be your favourites, know your strength and aptitude and choose wisely. On the other hand, you may opt for Diploma programs also. However, completing class 11th and 12th is recommended for future prospects.
You should ideally complete your class 11th and 12th in a stream of your choice (Science, Arts or Commerce). Choose on the basis of your interest, there will be subjects you are least interested in while some may be your favourites, know your strength and aptitude and choose wisely. On the other hand, you may opt for Diploma programs also. However, completing class 11th and 12th is recommended for future prospects.
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Ankit Singh
Contributor-Level 10
No, you cannot take admission in any of the colleges on the basis of your class 10th marks. You will have to complete class 12th first and then decide to pursue mass communication. Stay updated with the general news and start learning about journalism history from now on. This will help you clear entrance exams.
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Stuti JainEducation and career counsellor
Guide-Level 12
HI Revathi, please enroll yourself in a senior secondary school or college and complete your 12th in commerce. You may further complete your B.Com while simultaneously pursuing CA.
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ROHITH RDrifter,yet determined
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Yes, you can. Start preparing for SAT and IELTS exam.
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astha singh
Scholar-Level 16
Do not get disheartened if you have low grades or even if you have a 1-year gap in your education. There are many like you in the same situation who have risen to the occasion and secured a decent job. Prepare well for the interviews and read a lot about the profile that you have applied for, and I am sure you will get a decent job.
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
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If you are thinking that you can clear science and make your career in this field then you should go for a tutor. Commerce is also an excellent subject so it totally depends on you.
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Kriti SharmaLearn your own self, rest is on the way ;)
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Hi Rohit,
There is not such course after 10th for B.Com.
I will suggest you to take up commerce after 10th if you are that interested in it, mainly if you're interested and good at maths and economics.
Students choosing this stream will study commerce, economics, accounts, finance, business and business maths as common subjects. After this group, you can choose to study B.Com, BA Economics or even BBA Bachelor of business administration. Later you can study M.Com/ MA/ M.Sc in related Bachelors subjects or even progress to professional careers like the PhD/ CA/ CS/ CFA.
Or there is another alternative of this - B.Com. Vocational/IT, which w
There is not such course after 10th for B.Com.
I will suggest you to take up commerce after 10th if you are that interested in it, mainly if you're interested and good at maths and economics.
Students choosing this stream will study commerce, economics, accounts, finance, business and business maths as common subjects. After this group, you can choose to study B.Com, BA Economics or even BBA Bachelor of business administration. Later you can study M.Com/ MA/ M.Sc in related Bachelors subjects or even progress to professional careers like the PhD/ CA/ CS/ CFA.
Or there is another alternative of this - B.Com. Vocational/IT, which w
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Harshit Mehta
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Generally, an applicant must have completed his HSC education with history as a subject, but nowadays there are colleges which do exempt this requirement such as the MS University of Baroda. You must get in touch with the colleges directly.
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