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amish jain
Contributor-Level 10
Hello Anjali,
I would suggest you to go for the graduation first. As you want a government job, the minimum eligibility criteria for the government job is graduation degree.
For the govt job after 12th, you can apply for the SSC CHSL examination.
There are many options for you can choose after the graduation.
You have great opportunity to make a career in banking sector. Apply for IBPS PO recruitment, IBPS Clerk, RRB officer, Specialist officer, etc. to make a career in banking.
After completing the 12th, you can choose following options:
B.Com
LLB
BA
CA
CS
Finance
Banking Sector Jobs: Apply for IBPS PO, IBPS Clerk, SBI, and many other private
I would suggest you to go for the graduation first. As you want a government job, the minimum eligibility criteria for the government job is graduation degree.
For the govt job after 12th, you can apply for the SSC CHSL examination.
There are many options for you can choose after the graduation.
You have great opportunity to make a career in banking sector. Apply for IBPS PO recruitment, IBPS Clerk, RRB officer, Specialist officer, etc. to make a career in banking.
After completing the 12th, you can choose following options:
B.Com
LLB
BA
CA
CS
Finance
Banking Sector Jobs: Apply for IBPS PO, IBPS Clerk, SBI, and many other private
...more
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ankita yaduvanshistudying
Beginner-Level 4
You can do economics (hons.), BA , C+. They have many wider scopes open for you.
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Bhaskar Chatterjee
Beginner-Level 4
You have to go there on the basis of your class 10th basis. You could not get admission in polytechnic second year, you are even not a student of science.
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alok kumar
Contributor-Level 9
Being a commerce stream student, you are not eligible for both the B.Sc and BCA course.
~ Only 12th standard science stream students are eligible to apply for B.Sc course.
~ 12th standard with mathematics subject students are eligible to apply for BCA course.
Since, that you are not having mathematics subject in 12th standard. So, you are not eligible for both the BCA and B.Sc course.
Being a commerce stream student that you have a lot of career options. You can apply for the Bachelor's degree courses like:
-Bachelor of Commerce
-Bachelor of Arts
-Bachelor of Business Administration
-Bachelor of Bank Management
-Chartered Accountant of In
~ Only 12th standard science stream students are eligible to apply for B.Sc course.
~ 12th standard with mathematics subject students are eligible to apply for BCA course.
Since, that you are not having mathematics subject in 12th standard. So, you are not eligible for both the BCA and B.Sc course.
Being a commerce stream student that you have a lot of career options. You can apply for the Bachelor's degree courses like:
-Bachelor of Commerce
-Bachelor of Arts
-Bachelor of Business Administration
-Bachelor of Bank Management
-Chartered Accountant of In
...more
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8 years ago
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Tanushree Mitra
Guide-Level 12
Hi Shaikh,
Popular career path includes:
B.Com
BFS
BAF
BBS
BMS
B.Sc Economics
B.Com LLB
B.Sc LLB
B.Sc Statistics
B.Sc Actuarial Science
You may also choose professional courses such as
CA
CS
ICWA and so on.
Popular career path includes:
B.Com
BFS
BAF
BBS
BMS
B.Sc Economics
B.Com LLB
B.Sc LLB
B.Sc Statistics
B.Sc Actuarial Science
You may also choose professional courses such as
CA
CS
ICWA and so on.
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8 years ago
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Tanushree Mitra
Guide-Level 12
Hi Muskan,
The ideal course choice is B.Com however, it depends on your personal interest. You may also look for programs like B.Sc Economics, BBA, BMS, BFS, BAF, B.Sc, LLB and so on.
The ideal course choice is B.Com however, it depends on your personal interest. You may also look for programs like B.Sc Economics, BBA, BMS, BFS, BAF, B.Sc, LLB and so on.
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8 years ago
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Moumita ChowdhurySecretary-Media&PR committee @IMIB
Contributor-Level 8
Yes, +2 commerce students can go for IT profession. Courses like BCA and B.Sc computer science are open for you. If you think you are capable of doing it then you may proceed with the course of your choice.
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8 years ago
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abhinav rathore
Beginner-Level 3
Dear Kiran,
You can join some courses like CFP or CWM which is more demanding in the financial industry. It provides a boost to your career. Its duration is only one year.
You can join some courses like CFP or CWM which is more demanding in the financial industry. It provides a boost to your career. Its duration is only one year.
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abhinav rathore
Beginner-Level 3
You can do CA or CS. You can also do financial management courses like CFP or CWM as they are demanding in financial industry.
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Chetna S
Scholar-Level 17
Hi,
Looks difficult since mathematics will be required by majority of them. You can check with the colleges directly and see if any pre-requisite course can be done. You must be pro-active and must rigorously email them. Keep options open and check in Australia, New Zealand, etc. too.
Looks difficult since mathematics will be required by majority of them. You can check with the colleges directly and see if any pre-requisite course can be done. You must be pro-active and must rigorously email them. Keep options open and check in Australia, New Zealand, etc. too.
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