how should i find the best career option after my twelth as a commerce student?
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you should first try to analyse where ur interest lies...choose a course if u are genuinely intrested and fond of it and if it has a bright future for u..as professional courses u could look at hotel management,aviation and hospitality which i a very promising field...bba is a good course if it is followed by mba.....economics,law,accounting,journalism or mass communication are also good options if u possess the aptitude..international relations,comparitive literature are also good arts courses to pursue..i suggest u first see ur interests,duration of a course,kind of colleges,exams to be taken etc ...i was a commerce student till my 12th..im now in my final yr economics...there are many interesting courses tailor made to fit ur needs..just do some prper researh and follow ur heart...
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well i know everybody will be telling u that go by ur interest and u urself r not exactly sure whre ur interests lie.\n\nin that case i will advise u to take up science because if u take up science u will have a lot of career opportunities in the future.  thre will be more options for u.\n\nand whats more if u decide to switch streams sometime in the future(but see this as only the last option) u can do it after taking up science but not with commerce.
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Well I am in 12 commerce.\n\nYou can do C.A which is the best option.\n\nYou can start C.P.T. (Common Proficiency Test)\n\nFor this you can get more info from \nhttp://www.icai.org\n\nOther option include CS, ICWA, MBA (finance is best suited), MBA from (ICFAI)\n\nI am myself a cpt student\n\nI had undergone a lot of career councelling. If you want more info about any of these courses, please mail me:\nbluemoon.1989@yahoo.co.in
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it depends what u have at +2 level. if u are the maths student, then go to IIT through JEE, if u have bio, then u go to some mbbs courses, similarly for commerce, arts side. so decide as per your choice. every side has a bright future for sucessful people.\ngood night from jindajind!
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If you were a college student I would suggest that you go to a career center and they have tests that can determine which career is best for you. Since you are not a college student maybe you still should contact your local junior college or university and see if they can recommend a location where you could take these career tests. While I was in college I took them and they are really easy there is no wrong answer it’s not a time limit. It just asked you to choose multiple choices what you like better. Then it takes the answer and suggests certain careers. \nI searched for career testing on yahoo and come up with some links below. I would not suggest you pay for any of the testing unless that is the ONLY option. I am not sure if monster.com has a career test, but you may want to look there! (Monster is a job posting website!)
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I enjoy pharmceuticals!  Heh!  Use the link below to find out about different careers.  You can also view government statistics on various careers at the Bureau of Labor Statistics' website at www.bls.gov.\n\nGood luck!
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That depends what career options you want to consider? Are you a people person? Then think about teaching, nursing, banking, working with the public.  If you are more comfortable working by yourself consider a career in a job that allows you to have more freedom. Sales, Marketing, etc. For all careers you will do well with a good resume, experience, positive attitude and a clean neat appearance.
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Try a Master's of Communications -- very flexible degree and good for both business and tech.
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I am SO in the same boat. It is difficult unless you are a finance/ accounting major, where jobs are at a premium.  BUT if you can get into marketing/sales positions where your hard work is what yields the cash, that is great b/c no ceiling for earning potential.  What is your degree in? Where do you live? Both those questions will affect your career..... Maybe a good investment would be a Master's Degree?   Just something to think about I guess.   Keep sending your resume EVERYWHERE even jobs you think you are UNDERqualified for.  Sometimes, you might land an interview, and even if you don't have the credentials on paper, they might like you in person!!!   GOOD LUCK!!!! :)
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Well, the first question would be what your undergraduate major was.  If there's any conceivable future in that, you are way ahead of the game.  But if this is looking ahead far enough that you get to shape the undergraduate program to match, then I would challenge you to discover what you really like to do.  What do you enjoy so much you would really like to be able to do it all day, every day, even if money were not an issue.  This is what I call a primary hobby or interest.\n\nIt is a fact that you can turn any such primary interest or hobby into a career if you want to.  Ask the people you buy from when pursuing your hobby.  What did they do to get involved at this level?  Who are the people who they envy in the business?  Whose genius do you so admire that you have said, "I'd like to live like he/she does; that's getting it right."\n\nSo what do you like to do?  Find a legitimate way to get paid for doing it.  Then you never really go to work; you play, and people pay you for it.\n\nI'm going to open a bookstore soon.  What do you wish you could do if money were not the factor?  Do it!  Money will happen.
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Go to your nearest community college, get a copy of the curriculum offered and ask to make an appointment w/an career advisor.  They can give you a test to help determine your best academic field and interests.  Hopefully, you'll find a health care profession interesting to you as there are openings in the health care field all over the country.  Vet tech is another field that is growing with a wide range of possibilities.  Good luck!
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Since you might have gained domain knowledge from your work and being a commerce graduate i suggest you to take a course for functional consultant rather than a developer in FI-CO. You got a good prospectus for that in career wise.
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depends on the results you want.\n\ne.g. for money .. you could either speculate the stock market or real estate. Also transportation has good income:)\nthat depends entirely on your skills .. if you can sell stuff .. if that is in your blood .. you can choose any indusrty sector .. and also that goes for work .. for that get a job consultant .. make some tests and see what fits you best\n\nas for satisfaction: teacher .. that is the biggest satisfaction ever .. teach other human beings stuff .. and see them enlightened after a while.\n\nfor me .. i work in advertising .. but that is not for the weak hearts ..cash is good .. satisfaction great .. but stress is greater than the 2 in one place.. basicly if you don't love your work .. you don`t have chances of succes :) \nhope it helps
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Well boss.. All the best for your Job hunt. and seriously there's no limit for happiness when u hear that u're a Graduate. This will open u doors to the real Competetive world. And Seriously Speaking careers will not only Fetch u Money . Its a Part of the Human Tradition where " someones gonna do Something in Life" \n\nSpeaking about your CV (resume) try visiting some of these websites..\n\n www.soon.org.uk/cvpage.htm\n\nwww.instantcv.co.uk\n\nwww.computerweekly.com/Article121717.htm\n\nwww.handsoncv.co.uk/?AdID=GOO&KeyID=all\n\nwww.findspot.com/search.php\n\nstudent.bton.ac.uk/studserv/Careers/cv_writing.htm\n\nwww.cs.nott.ac.uk/~gxk/ugyear1/fi029.html\n\nPerhaps this might give you a Better Idea. Once again All the Best boss
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Figure out what interests you first. Then you need to look in the college's catalogs through the different degree programs. Many will say what kind of jobs you can get with certain degrees. If at that point, you are still interested, go for that degree. If not, find something else you are interested in, and let the seach begin again.\n\nGood luck!!
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go for the MBA!!!! \nyou can do more with your flower shop ( or just have it GROW!) and learn the ins and outs of higher level business.\nLike the first answer, nursing is demanding and if you dont really have the aptitude for it ( not trying to pass judgment,but if you were good in the sciences i dont see why you would have graduated in commerce!)It  not about money ( as I learned the hard way) you really have to be in it for people and good at it!
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Masters in commerce or in any other related fields like Business administration etc