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Harpreet Singh
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Hi Pooja, Being a Commerce graduate I also enthusiastic towards finance domain and finance has a huge scope in today's world. TBH Finance definitely involves mathematics but You don't need to be perfect in maths but I a basic knowledge Is required to enter into this industry. But I request you to frankly ask your child, what are their area's of interests, I mean what he wants to do in his life? No doubt, Commerce is a good stream which has lots of other domains:- Marketing, HR, Accounting, Tax, Economics, etc. Sharing you a list of courses can be done after 12th commerce,
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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu
Scholar-Level 16
For admission in B.com at St. Xavier college Kolkata,
the criteria is -
Subjects criteria - English + ( Maths / B.Maths / B.Maths & Eco / Stats)
Qualifying subjects for marks calculation - English + ( Maths / B.Maths / B.Eco including Maths / Stats) + ANY TWO
Min. marks required - 60% aggregate ( based on above mentioned subjects)
Selection - on the basis of merit ( based on + 2marks)
So you can choose the correct subject combination on the basis of compulsory subjects.
Best wishes
the criteria is -
Subjects criteria - English + ( Maths / B.Maths / B.Maths & Eco / Stats)
Qualifying subjects for marks calculation - English + ( Maths / B.Maths / B.Eco including Maths / Stats) + ANY TWO
Min. marks required - 60% aggregate ( based on above mentioned subjects)
Selection - on the basis of merit ( based on + 2marks)
So you can choose the correct subject combination on the basis of compulsory subjects.
Best wishes
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