Commerce

Hello dear,
Diploma in catering, business management, hospitality and aviation, fine arts, interior designing, compute application, journalism and mass communication, and engineering
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Hi Jayesh,
Firstly, I would ask you, if you really love Maths or not? If no, then don't even think about it and if yes, then to be very honest, Commerce with Maths is really very important. It will be tough in these 2 years, but it is worth it, as you will get benefit in the upcoming next 5 years. If you take up Maths, then your options for good colleges get wider, for example in St. Xavier's College, it is compulsory to have Maths in class 11th and class 12th. And again, if you take up BBA or B.Com, both has Maths paper in 1st or 2nd year. You, however have to deal with it, be it now or then.
But, I would suggest you, if you really love Maths, and have pretty good marks in class 10th i.e 90+, then do go for it.
Work hard and give your best. You will be able to do it.