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AISHA BANSAL

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There are lots of things you can do but it depends on your interest.
Please mention from which stream you have cleared to guide you in a better way.
Before choosing a career you should first analyse yourself and your hobbies.

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After completing your 12th commerce if you are interested in doing CA you should give CPT or you have many else options like CMA and CS. Those are the top fields in commerce but you can do BBA, BBM, BCS, B.Com, law and hotel management. Other than that you have options of short term diploma was like diploma in taxation, diploma in finance and accounting, diploma in import and export, diploma in foreign trade or you can learn any foreign language.

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At this moment you can take admission in B.Com but your12 marksheet will show pass with ATKT.

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Hi Shoaib,
You can opt for engineering in CSE, ECE, EEE and ME, etc. depending on your interest and aptitude. You may also consider a B.Sc in physics or mathematics basis your interest and future plans. There are numerous options.

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Jewel PSStudent Counselor

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Hi,
Stick to NCERT books which is more than enough. But for reference you can consider Full Marks books, R.D. Sharma's Maths books, Pradeep's Physics and Dinesh Self Master in Chemistry.

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VIKRAM SONIMentor , Artist , Social worker, Traveller

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Dear,
Majority of the universities require maths, computer science and information practices.
So accordingly you can apply and do check the eligibility of the particular university for the same.

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