Before a specific career is undertaken, one's interests and passions must be determined. You should ask yourself the following questions:

What are some of the areas of study that you enjoy?

What are your strengths and weaknesses?

What kind of working atmosphere do you prefer?

What are your long-term objectives?

Finding Your Options in Commerce

Working in commerce often presents the following opportunities:

Chartered Accountancy (CA): A highly respected profession involving auditing, taxation, and providing financial advisory services.

Company Secretary (CS): Professional with proper training in the areas of corporate governance, legal compliance and practices in the field of secretarial services.

Cost and Management Accountant (CMA): Professional who specializes in researching cost accounting, financial management and strategic planning

Bachelor of Commerce (B. Com.): The most common undergraduate degree that opens the door to various walk of life into finance, accountancy and business administration.

Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA): Adaptable degree with basic principles of a wide range of business and management.

Bachelor of Economics: This is a degree that focuses on economic theory, policy, and analysis.

Other Potential Career Paths:

include:

Law: One may pursue a law degree (LLB) as a profession to become a practicing lawyer, legal advisor, or a judge.

Banking and Finance: Try your luck in banking, investment banking, and financial analysis.

Public Service: Seek government jobs like civil services, administrative services, or public sector banks.

Entrepreneurship: Start your own business or venture.

How to Seek Career Counseling:

School Counselor: An individual can approach his/her school counselor regarding career options.

Online Career Counseling Websites: Many websites such as Mindler, CareerGuide, etc. who are providing online career counseling.

Career Counseling Centers: Several cities and towns have career counseling centers that provide free or low -fee counseling service.

Professional Career Counselors: An individual can take a professional career counselor as his/her personal guide.

Remember: the career path where you may find a match with interests, skills, and values. There is no need to fear if you have to search around; you might even need some expert advice.

Hy,

Yes, if you have passed an improvement exam and would like to keep your previous marksheet rather than using the new one, here’s what you can generally do:

Steps to Retain Your Previous Marksheet:

1. Contact Your School or College:

   • Inform Your Institution: Reach out to the school or college where you appeared for the improvement exam. Explain your situation and request to retain your previous marksheet.

2. Request to Not Issue or Use the New Marksheet:

   • Formal Request: Submit a formal written request to the institution, specifying that you wish to retain your previous marksheet and not use the new improvement marksheet.
   • Provide Reasons: Clearly mention your reasons for wanting to keep the old marksheet in your request.

3. Check with the Examination Board:

   • Contact the Board: Get in touch with the examination board or council that conducted your HSC exams. They can provide information on how to handle the situation.
   • Policy Inquiry: Inquire about the policies regarding the retention of previous marksheets and whether the improvement marksheet can be kept inactive or not used.

4. Retain Copies:

   • Keep Copies: Regardless of the outcome, make sure to keep copies of all marksheets (both previous and improvement) for your records. This can be useful for future reference or verification purposes.

5. Verification of Records:

   • Check Academic Records: Ensure that your academic records are updated according to your preference and that there are no discrepancies.

If you want to repeat the MSBSHSE HSC exam in 2024 , you will have to contact the Maharashtra State Board about your missing MSBSHSE improvement result . You can visit their official website or reach out to your previous school for guidance. You can register as a private candidate to apply, however, it is advisable to get the latest information from the MSBSHSE board directly.

Hello!

I assume you want information regarding options available after HSC exam. Since you have not mentioned your stream in higher secondary, I have prepared a list of courses you can opt for after HSC exam:

For science stream:

1. Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS)
2. Bachelor of Science in Nursing (B.Sc Nursing)
3. Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech)
4. Bachelor of Engineering (B.E)
5. Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS)
6. Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm)
7. Bachelor of Science (B.Sc)

For arts stream:

1. Bachelor of Arts (BA)
2. Bachelor of Arts & Bachelor of Legislative Law (BA-LLB)
3. Bachelor of Hotel Management (BHM)
4. Bachelor of Journalism & Mass Communication (BJMC)
5. Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)
6. Bachelor of Elementary Education (B.El.Ed)

For commerce students:

1. Bachelor in Business Studies
2. B.Com
3. BBA
4. Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Legislative Law
5. Bachelor of Management Studies

There are also many diploma courses after HSC exam. For more information, please visit the website by clicking on the link given below:

https://school.careers360.com/articles/courses-after-12th#toc_3

Hope this information will help you. Best wishes ahead!