CBSE 12th

It's up to you what's your area of interest and what do you aim to become.
You have number of options to choose from such as, if you got a good % somewhere around more than 85% then my suggestion is you should go for regular college in DU and after that MBA through CAT/XAT.
or
You can go professional courses such as CA/CS/ICWA along with graduation from correspondence.

Which stream are you from?

Hi Manish Gupta,
Please tell me what do you plan in terms of your career, what kind of jobs do you want or aim for?

You should follow Christ University and Symbiosis, Pune and DU JAT and can also check the information for IPMAT if you get one of these.

Hi Ankita,
The best course will depend and vary from person to person. Every individual has his/her own likes, interest, priorities and career plans. As a commerce student you may ideally choose Bachelor degree programs in commerce, accounting and finance, economics, statistics, banking and so on. There could be other possibilities depending on your career goals.

Hi Kathan,
Science with physics, chemistry and mathematics is the most relevant discipline. You must have a very strong foundation in physics and maths.

Hi Sushil,
There could be many options depending on your likes and dislikes and also on your career plans. Common options after 12th medical are MBBS, BDS, BVsc, B.Pharma, BAMS, B.Sc in fields such as agriculture, biotechnology, biochemistry, biology, zoology, forensic science and so on.

Hi Suyash,
You can decide this basis the percentage you obtain in class 12 and your budget. Top private universities will be more expensive compared to government universities even though the admission requirements may be flexible. You must also check the placement and reputation of the university or institute in the market.

Hi Ramesh,
The answer will depend on what kind of job you want to do. You may take up a Bachelor's degree program in a relevant field or do a diploma course etc. Popular options after 12th Commerce are B.Com, BFS, BAFF, BBA, B.Sc, LLB, CA, CS and so on. All courses have different career outcomes, you can research more on these and decide what suits your career plans well.