Hi Candidate,

Commerce stream is related to social and financial studies. It is the field of business.

The subjects are related to money, business and economy of the country.

There are subjects like:

• Financial accounting
• Business organisation and management
• Indirect tax laws
• Fundamentals of financial management
• Environmental studies
• Corporate laws, business law, company law
• Business communication
• Business mathematics
• Fundamentals of quality management
• Operation research
• Marketing
• Enterpreneurship

And many other related subjects. Some are course sensitive.

I hope it helps.

Thank you!

Hi there,

Unfortunately, you will be not able to pursue product management course as it is a post graduate course.

Eligibility criteria of product management course are following:

Candidates should be graduate to be eligible for admission in this course in different institute of India.

Candidates should have completed their graduation from a recognized university.

Candidates from any stream are eligible to take admission in this course in any institute.

Candidates should have scored minimum of 50% in their graduation.

There is no upper age limit for admission in this course.

So , as you have not completed your ggraduation you will be not able to pursue thsu course. However,after completing your graduation you can pursue this course.

Hope it helps you.

Good luck!

Hi aspirant...!

Hope you're doing great...!

So, with regard of you're query. Sure, you can! Although a few universities have specific requirements favoring senior secondary certificate or equivalent qualification holders with science stream subjects (specifically Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (P.C.M.)), there are numerous universities in India and abroad that allow senior secondary certificate(10+2) or equivalent qualification holders in any stream to apply for admission to the Bachelor of Science in Information Technology(BSc.-I.T.) program.

Another point worth mentioning is that some universities require candidates to have studied mathematics as a subject in 10+2, while others prefer students who have studied Computer Science(C.S.) or Informatics Practices(I.P.) as a subject in 10+2. Thus, there are no universally applicable eligibility criteria for seeking admission to the BSc.-I.T. program in India or many other countries.

Hope this will helps you...!

GOOD LUCK...!

Dear Student ,

Look, it depends upon college to college. Majority of the colleges mainly wants to have the relevant hons subject as a compulsory subject in Class 12th qualifying exam to do B.Sc

Some other eligibility criteria :

• Should acquire min 50% in 12th qualifying exam
• Should have relevant science subjects to get admission in the specific domain in UG (example for B.Sc Biotechnology, in 12th Biology is a must subject)

For more details about this course , refer this :

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/b-sc-bachelor-of-science

Hope this helps !

Hi there,

Hope so you are good. I will suggest you to not focus on money. Just focus on your skills. If you will have skills and talent then no one will be able to stop you from earning. So,for now focus on learning skills. Also,don't choose any stream just because of pressure. Choose what you want to do. If you are good at science then go for science stream. Otherwise go for commerce stream if you like it.

So,it is totally your choice to choose whatever you want.

Hope it helps you

Good luck!

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing good..!!!

See, by and large State sheets doesn't permit understudies to change their stream in the mid of their 11-12 investigations . Indeed, the strategy and choices fluctuate in Different sheets . I would propose you to initially explain your choice to yourself and believe assuming you are able to proceed with your investigations with Science Stream or you want to change trade stream to comfort your scholastic process. In second case , you want to begin once more from class 11 by signing up for business stream. In any case, I am proposing you to visit the authority site of Kerala State board and read their approaches in regards to stream change (if accessible there) , any other way you can contact with your school Authorities to beat this disarray.

hope this information helps you!!!

All the best!!