Commerce

Mathematics is not a compulsory subject to get into DU colleges like SRCC.

Some of the B.Pharm graduates choose to fly overseas and make their career bright. By scoring well in GRE, TOEFL, IELTS, etc. entrances, they can pursue MS, MBA and other pharmacy related courses in US, UK, Australia, etc.
M.Pharm is Master’s degree of pharmacy in various branches or subjects like:
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Stock Reserve (SR) or buffer stock is a stock quantity, which is based on the normal average expected consumption during the lead-time to replenish depleted stock.

For IT course, Math is must. If you have maths in 12th, you can pursue B.Sc IT, BCA, BCS, etc. and if you don't have Maths, you can pursue 'O' level certification.

No, mathematics is not compulsory for B.Com honors.

Both BA Hons Economics and BCom Hons Commerce are equally good options and sought after courses by students and employers. You must choose any based on your interests to excel in career.

Hello Aakash,
Being a commerce student, you can go for arts/design, business, finance and banking. You can opt for CA as well.

Maths is the major part of accounting and commerce means accounting. Definitely, math is a major part of commerce for all the students. It is not mandatory to opt for maths as a subject in commerce.

You can pursue any of the following courses after completing graduation:
1. Development studies
2. Law
3. Actuarial science (if you have good foundation of maths)
4. Social work
5. MBA (finance, international business, marketing strategy or insurance)
6. Stock market research certificate
7. Public policy