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NCERT stands for National council of education, research & training

1. An autonomous organization of India established on 1 sept 1961.
2. It was established through the merging of seven existing national government institutions.
3. Its main objective was the design and support of a common national education system.
4. Textbooks published by NCERT are prescribed by CBSE  class I- XII

SCERT stands for state council of education, research & training

1. Autonomous organization of govt of India talented on 5th Jan 1979.
2. It was formed through the enhancement of the State Institute of Education.
3. Its main agenda is to improve the standard of education in the state.
4. It prescribes curricula & textbooks for school and teacher training institute. It also organizes and supervise working of teacher training college, secondary training college and elementary training college.

Hey Student,

If you are a class 11th Commerce student in any board you'll get the syllabus from your class teacher or your respected subject teacher. You can text her/him and they'll definately help you.

And if you are in class 12th you'll get your syllabus in the official website of your board.

All the best student,

Hope this helps you.

Hi aspirant,

At first I would want to mention that caste or category does not matter in NDA at all also if you are from commerce background you are only eligible for Indian army and not Air force, Navy. If we talk about last year's cutoffs, it was around 343 marks with at least 25% in each section. So by the scenario you have mentioned you will definitely clear the round one of NDA examination with ease. Also try to get the the same marks as you are getting in mocks by not considering the actual cutoffs because it will definitely help you in later rounds.

Hope it helps!

Hello,

To be a business manager you need skills like Communication skills , Leadership, Financial Intelligence, Critical Thinking , Creativity and Innovation, problem solving.a person never born with all skills they need to develop skills.to help out students to build skills for business ,management course is available in India.

after 12th you can enroll yourself in BBA or b.com course which is suitable for business point of view and after completing your bachelor degree get in business school pursue MBA course.many colleges also offers integrated course BBA+MBA.

check this fresh list of year 2022 for top b-school

https://bschool.careers360.com/colleges/ranking

Hello,

Yes,you can take admission in 11th class with whatever stream you want if your school is allowed to do so. actually registration for class 12th board is done in class 11th which may hurdle you if registration is completed for 12th in your school then it is not possible to change stream.

Get more information in the link

https://school.careers360.com/exams/west-bengal-12th

Hope it helps..

Hey!

Commerce is one of the most popular courses to study, owing to its adaptability and future opportunities. It provides the candidate with understanding of the corporate world and how to navigate it. It provides students with up-to-date information on financial and transactional topics, as well as skills necessary for navigating life. The commerce degree can also be used to prepare for a variety of different careers, including Chartered Accountancy and Cost Accounting.

To know about the commerce stream- it's scope, careers, upcoming trends, job profiles, average salary, required skillset, and so on check out the link provided below.

https://www.careers360.com/courses/commerce-course

Dear Student ,

Based on individual interests.. you can go for the following domain after 12th with commerce stream.

• Professional Course : CA, CFP,CMA

Eligibility: must pass class 12th with min 50% marks

• Hons degree course : B.Com,

Eligibility: Entrance exam basis , class 12th min marks: 45%

• Courses without maths: B.Com  LLB, BBA,BBS

After graduation , you may also attempt Govt banking exams like IBPS PO, SBI PO, RBI etc.

For more details , refer this :

https://school.careers360.com/articles/courses-after-12th-in-commerce

Hope this helps !

Hi,

Commerce is a branch of any business which covers the economical part of the legal, social, political, technological, and cultural system.

After completing your 12th form commerce stream you have plenty of options available to you. You can pursue.

• Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com)
• Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS)
• Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS)
• Bachelor in Business Administration (BBA)

And after that, you can go for M.Com and one of the most popular courses for which most of the candidates fascinate is MBA. You can do MBA in Business, Operation, Finance, Marketing, Banking, HR. You can choose these specializations according to your own interest.

There are other professional courses which you can do after 12th commerce. These are

• Chartered Accountancy (CA)
• Chartered Financial Analyst Program (CFA)
• Company Secretary Program (CS)

Now it's up to you which course will you prefer. All of the courses listed above are really good to pursue.

Hope it helps.

Hey!

First of all, you don't need to get worried about your previous class scores as you will find many such students who have made a drastic change in their scores as compared to their previous year scores.

• Since you have taken commerce, make sure you solve and practice questions daily, as in revise whatever is taught in all subjects especially solving subjects like accountancy. You must make it in your schedule to study and revise the topics of accountancy on a daily basis or else you will face trouble in the subject.
• Solve each and every question of the books in each subject. You will get similar questions in your board exams as well.
• From the beginning, make proper notes so that it will assist you in revising the concepts.
• Whichever doubt you face, make sure to ask your concerned teachers regarding the query.
• Make it a habit to study topics of each chapter on a regular basis because if you start preparing before the exams, it would be too burdensome and it is most likely you won't be able to cover each topic.
• After completing of a chapter of each subject, you can solve the questions of that particular chapter from previous year board question papers.

All the best!