what are the opportunities for a Senior secondary pass student from the commerce stream ?
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u can go 4 C.A. or architecture if u r having maths n also if u r having interest in dat field.there r also many other options like hotel management,C.S.,BBA etc.
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BETTER GO TO SOME COMMERCE'S COLLEGE AND TAKE THE STUDENT OF FINAL YEARS FOR THIS PURPOSE.
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You may visit this website that should accept mature student entry with exemptions from life experience for some of its degree programs.\n\nhttp://www.icledu.org/Degree.html
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Not at all. You just need some experience, some funding, and a little "know how". Many people who start successful businesses have no post-secondary education.
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i dont understand your question.\n \n\na career in commerce is a good choice.\nyou need to narrow it down to what type of work you will do:\naccounting, law, sales, small business\n\npick one of those or many more... there are tons.
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Absolutely!!!\n\nI am an adult student (30 years old).  I enjoy my classes much more at this age than I think I would have had I gone when I was younger.  Things make more sense when you have had life experience.  I'm currently taking an economics class and I'm loving it.  It's actually explaining things I've heard about on the news.  I'm actually starting to understand how the world of commerce works.\n\nHigh school for me was bogged down by parental expectations and peer pressure.  I absolutely hated high school but love the college experience.  This is about me and what I can accomplish, it's not for anyone else but me!  \n\nIf you do decide to start going to school begin slowly.  The first class should be something that really interests you.  Even if you can't decide what degree you might pursue take something that you've always wanted to learn about.  If for no other reason than it gives you more knowledge. Knowledge is power :)\n\nI highly recommend the experience, not to mention the degree will be helpful!  I'm not saying it's easy, but it is well worth it!\n\np.s. If you are a working mom, it's still doable, it just takes a little longer and a lot of patience.
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I suggest you to go for Non-medical stream. The reason is that a non-medical student after 12th can opt for any course anywhere in the world i.e subjects of commerce as well as of medical. But a commerce student in no way opt for an engineering course. Moreover it gives you a cutting edge over others with it's vast variety of fields.
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Go for it. However you will start as a junior. After 2 years of experience your market value will be much higher.
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you haven't mentioned which class u r now.\nassuming u hv completed ur 10th and u r NOW going to ur XI, the under graduate courses available are BBM  BBA  B.COM WITH COMPUTER APPLICATIONS,  FASHION DESIGNING, BCA,  BCS. One can go on adding to the list.\n\nBut if u can take my opinion while doing ur under graduation go in for CA foundation. at the same time equip urself for CAT exams for Indian institute of management(s)\n\na lot of opportunities await all commerce graduates in the Field of company Secretaries, management personnel etc.\n\nfirst decide what u want to become in 5 years. then go in for any course that would take u there.\nall the very best
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yes, you do have a good future if u choose commerce.Be positive all time.\nAfter +2, there are various courses like chartered accountancy,etc.You may also prepare for foundation courses of professional examinations like CA, etc during +2.\nAbove all, if you succeed in business, all other professionals are only there to do service to YOU.
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The only way to find out is to apply. You didnt mention what stream you are applying for (Hotel Mgmt, for example, should be easy entry with those marks)
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Does Canada have a program like the USA, where you can get a GED (general education diploma) that is accepted as equal to a high school diploma?  Is so why dont you get 1 of those?  The best way in the USA to get a trade is still the Armed Forces, they will send you to school, furnish room and board and on top of that pay you.Does the Canadian Armed Forces do this? Also, now most states have a thing called "job corp", that will house and feed you while you learn a trade.  You need to check with your local Board of Education to see what is available in your area.
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Commerce is not a bad career line. You should pursue in your own field. If, however, you have aspiration in animal care, you can do a lot in this field. Many universities offer variety of courses without considering previous qualifications, specially, in certificate courses.
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Heh.  The question was about jobs, not trading strategies.\n\nYou could try compliance if it interests you.  To me, that's not very interesting, but to each her own.  It also depends on what you see yourself doing in maybe 10 years.  If you still think you would be interested in compliance, go for it.  I don't know if there's that much upward mobility, though, if you want to move up the chain in a few years.\n\nInvestment banking is mainly acting as a saleperson if you're part of the actual banking division.  They try to get clients to use that bank to finance deals.  So, if you're great at sales, then i-banking might be a good field.\n\nI know the actual government doesn't have great job prospects, but maybe you could find your niche at some other corporation that is to your liking but you can still apply some of your government knowledge.  It's kind of tough to recommend anything without knowing more.
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business studies...take it from someone who has switched from sociology to bus. studies...WAY more money making opportunities
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check out www.tamuk.edu/isa and join the grp...
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Assuming that  you want to buy at wholesale, you need to attend trade shows rather than consumer shows. CHA is the biggest and you'll have to apply to join but if you're serious about your business, it's worth it. There is also Memory Trends which is smaller but concentrates on papercrafts (scrapping and stamping), not all crafts like CHA does, And you can find distributors as well if you don't want to open your own accounts directly with the manufacturers. Your pricing will be higher but you'll also tend to have smaller ordering minimums. It depends on what works best for you. I don't know if I'm going to MT this year but if you do end up going, let me know and maybe we can meet up.