Maths Spl

Yes, it can be. Career switchers like doctors, commerce graduates (without maths background) and quite a many people opt to pursue a career in management despite coming from a non-maths background. Quantitative knowledge is just one aspect of an MBA programme and tests certain degree of potential and intelligence in maths. One, at the entrance exams, two, when you're in the first year (application based simple mathematics) of your MBA. Don't rule out a passionate career decision because of a hurdle as small as tackling the load of mathematics. That can be worked at. See the underlying value and if it appeals to you, go for it. Remember- Your past doesn't equal your future. Maybe you weren't interested in mathematics at all but now when you take it post realizing that MBA is what is up for grab, you'll soar higher and hit the ace.

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Without a single doubt, you should take maths with commerce. It will help you for anything you decide to study, be it getting into top notch college for graduation or clearing any competitive exams. It always gives you edge over people without maths. No doubt you have to study hard for that and might feel like burdensome, but believe me it is only going to train your mind for analytical problems. And if you're worried of your percentage getting affected by it, don't worry about it, it's your best of four subjects marks that matters for getting into a great college! As you must be aware of the fact that every great college requires you to have maths with commerce, if you are wishing to pursue graduation in the same field.