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Hello Jensy.. It is you to choose between Commerce or Science. Because, you have to choose your interested subject for your further studies. Still Science will give you more options for further studies than Commerce. If you are choosing the options for higher studies, you ca choose science for your 12th. Then you can go for the courses like BSc, BCom, BBA, BA, etc in different subject combinations in best institutes like Delhi university, Shivnadar universiry, Lovely Professional University, Ashoka university etc. You may can avail scholarship and good quality of education in institutes like lpu, shivnadar etc. Good academic and non-academic programs are also conducting by these universities for developing the skills of the students.
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