To become an IPS, it doesn't matter whether you choose science, commerce, or arts. In IPS exam that mainly conduct by UPSC, it doesn't require any specific academic background; it just needs your graduation in any of these three streams.

If you want to take science after 10th because you enjoy this subject, then go forward. You just need a graduation degree to sit for the IPS exam. So, choose what you want to do and what makes you comfortable. Don't force it on you. To become an IPS, you need good analytical and communication skills with good discipline that helps you in your job.

I hope it helps you.

All the best for your future!!

4. Addressing Your Concerns:

"Burning fields" and "CA stuff":

While some commerce careers involve intensive work, not all do. Many opportunities exist for work-life balance and passive income generation.

Passive Income:

Both Commerce and Science offer paths to passive income. Commerce provides more direct routes through financial investments and business ventures, while Science can lead to high-paying careers with good savings potential for investment.

Making the Right Decision:

Ultimately, the right decision depends on your priorities and long-term goals. Consider your strengths, interests, and career aspirations.

Recommendations:

1. Talk to Professionals:

Speak with career counselors, financial advisors, and professionals in both Commerce and Science fields (especially aviation).

2. Shadow Professionals:

Spend time observing people working in fields that interest you.

3. Assess Your Skills:

Identify your strengths and weaknesses in both Science and Commerce-related subjects.

4. Explore Your Options:

Research different career paths within both fields to see which ones align best with your interests and goals.

By taking the time to explore your options and assess your strengths, you can make an informed decision that aligns with your aspirations for a fulfilling and financially successful future.

Thank you for your message.

First, congratulations on achieving 78.2% in your Class 12 Commerce stream—that’s certainly commendable.

Regarding your query about participating in the second phase of admission: If you have applied in the second phase of any centralized admission process (such as CUET-based counseling, state-level counseling, or a university-specific portal), your application will be considered for seats available in the subsequent allotment round.

Seat allotment is influenced by various factors, including your percentage, your choices during the application process, reservation category (if applicable), and the cut-off trends from previous rounds.

It is important to regularly check the official portal where you submitted your application. Authorities typically release merit lists, seat allotment results, and cut-off details according to a set schedule.

Once a seat is allotted, please ensure you verify your documents and complete the admission formalities within the specified timeline to avoid cancellation.

If you can specify the name of the university or admission portal you applied through, we can provide you with more detailed and tailored guidance.

Please feel free to provide more details if you require further assistance.

Best wishes for your admissions.

– Team Careers360 https://www.careers360.com/courses/commerce

Dear student,

Here your problem's solution.

11th class for commerce fees it's Depend on type of School and Place .

Private School fee according to me.

• 20,000  to 1,20,000per year

Government school fees

• Fees 500 to 3,000

BEST OF LUCK.

THANK YOU.

Hello Aspirant,

Yes, Applied Mathematics is available as an optional subject with Commerce stream in CBSE and some state boards. It is introduced specifically for students who don’t opt for core Mathematics but want practical math applications related to commerce, economics, and social sciences.

It’s suitable for students planning careers in fields like management, finance, economics, or business studies.

All the best for your studies.

With 67% in Class 12 (Commerce) and EWS status, you meet the eligibility criteria for programs like BBA, BCA, and B.Com at YMCA, Faridabad. The university typically requires around 50% for general category and slightly less for EWS, so you're within the range.

For BBA, BCA, or B.Com, admissions are based on Class 12 marks and/or an entrance test conducted by the university. Your Commerce background is perfectly suited for these courses, and you don’t need PCM subjects to apply.

B.Tech isn’t an option, as it requires Physics and Mathematics in Class 12 along with a valid JEE Main score. Since you have a Commerce stream background, your best fit is to apply for a Commerce or Management undergraduate program.

Start preparing your application with your mark sheet, EWS certificate, and other documents ready. When admissions open, apply early—your percentage and reserved status should give you a strong chance in the first round.

All the best!