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To obtain B.Sc. (Av) degree a student has to clear university examinations, remain medically fit and obtain CPL from DGCA.

Hi,
With this subjects you can perform well in insurance sector, financial planning after MBA finance programme, you can appear for competition exam for bank, railway , CAT ,MAT GMAT , try for data analysis profile, teaching profile after your Master's degree level.
You can consider these options too:
Public policy
Development studies

Hi,
Maths can be assigned a lesser time than physics and chemistry as a major portion of maths is covered during the preparation of board. But, this subject must not be ignored. Here the trick is to practice more and more important topics. In the beginning, some questions may sound alien, but as you keep on practicing, you will start having a command on the subject.

See both subjects have their own scope in future. It totally depends on your interest that what you choose. But I think you should go for medical only if you can focus on it and can easily memorise it. It is a very interesting subject because in medical you learn about yourself and about your environment.
All the best!

Hey Anurag,
If RD Sharma, all in all, seems a lot bulky to you then, you should try this combo:
RS Agarwal + Arihant All in one.

Hi Alex,
Look for anything related to data analytics. For example, actuarial science, statistics or finance management. These can be Diplomas or PG degrees depending upon your preference.

Hello Naman Kumar,
Your first question about which course is something you must decide. Know your interests, what you like studying or doing and what you aim to be in future, decide accordingly. Medical stream, generally, has no mathematics. You should mention your subjects for better guidance. Well, every college has its own admission requirements and before you choose any college, you must check the entry requirements. See if you meet them. Mention your percentage for better guidance. Did you take IELTS?

Hello Munna,
Yes, you can, but this is the irony of the Indian education system where everyone thinks that commerce is inferior to science or maths.