what are the best courses and exams for me as I am commerce student without maths apart from CA and CS

Dear Aspirant,

Commerce with Maths has a wide variety of topics with an excellent scope and amazing opportunities. Here are some options which you can consider:

1. Economics

The study focuses on the production, transfer and use of goods, services and resources. It's a research-oriented career, and it would allow you to study and use different theories, concepts, and models. Economists conduct research and evaluate data to predict market trends, develop economic theories and models, and make recommendations to resolve economic issues. The field has an extremely positive outlook for the future, as there is a huge demand for qualified economists in consulting firms, private banks and the public sector, both in India and abroad.

2) Actuarial Science

Actuarial Science ranges from insurance to business and from finance to health, each involving a great magnitude of risk.Professionals in this field (called Actuaries) use mathematical equations, statistics, and financial theories to identify risks and uncertainties associated with various future events that may have an impact on business. To this end, it collects statistical data, conducts analysis and designs and implements a number of business strategies.

Therefore, their work can include the design and evaluation of the price of insurance policies, the calculation of the sum of liabilities, etc. It is one of the new career options and highly lucrative on the monetary front. Nonetheless, it is also known to be one of the hardest occupations, with longer working days than others on average, and a relatively tough school period. It can be an excellent career opportunity if you take advantage of numbers, figures, and data analysis.

3) Management

For a company, management involves the coordinated organization and careful planning towards a company's progress . It's another popular career path, with a relatively reliable career progression. It is a broad field that helps you to choose from different roles and specializations, including logistics, communications, HR, accounting, international business, sales, etc.

4) Commerce

This is an umbrella area for various trade-related domains, such ranging from auditing to finance and from taxation to accounts . A B.Com degree (Programme and Hons.) gives you a solid foundation in a variety of business processes and acts as a gateway to a variety of professional and higher education opportunities. The flourishing trade and trade of the country, as well as the growing economy, make this an on-demand sector with a number of respectable and lucrative career options available.

5) Finance

A career in finance involves helping businesses and individuals to make various financial planning decisions, tracking cash flow, managing assets and liabilities, raising capital for expansion and running business operations. The common set of skills required across financial careers includes a good understanding of economics and accounting concepts, a snapshot of numbers and data, and analytical thinking.

6) Bank PO

Bank Probationary Officer (PO) is an entry level position in a bank where an individual begins as a trainee. The Bank PO exams are carried out by both public and private banks. During the probationary period (2 years), candidates are required to work on a variety of activities related to the day-to-day functioning of the bank, such as cash flow handling, customer complaints, clerical supervision, loan processing and approval, issuing ATM cards and checkbooks, etc. Upon the end of the probationary period, the applicant becomes an assistant manager, with the possibility of becoming a division manager and reaching higher roles over the years.

Other opportunities are:

• Cost and Management Accounting
• Stockbroking
• Entrepreneurship
• Statistics

Hope this helps. All the best!