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CA, CS, Commerce Expert - Answered on Jun 03, 2023

CA Neeraj Batra is a director and a faculty member at DGS CAPS Learning Private Limited, a coaching institute for Chartered Accountancy and Company Secretaryship.
He has been teaching mathematics to CA, CS and commerce aspirants for over 11 years.
He has taught accounts and finance to IRS officers at the National Academy of Direct Taxes for three years and conducted numerous seminars at schools, colleges and MBA institutes in India.
Under his mentorship, several students have topped the competitive exam and secured All India Ranks.
Batra topped CA Intermediate (PCC) exam from Nagpur in 2009 and completed his CA and CS at the age of 21.
He has also cleared CFA (USA) Level 1.... more
MICHAEL Question by MICHAEL on Jun 02, 2023Hindi
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hi sir, my daughter has just got her 10th std results of 67 percent and is very upset.what are her chances of getting into a good reputed girls college in mumbai.what are her career chances in commerce.she want to persue a career in teaching line but is insistent in going for commerce.your advice please

Ans: She can go for commerce or arts. Thorough both she can have good career as teacher. There is huge demand for good teachers. She should analyse as to why she didn't score well in 10th. Possibility that she didn't like science and/or maths. It is ok, every student has their own strengths & weaknesses. Also she can decide upon being College teacher by clearing applicable exams after graduation or if interested she can start her own classes in future or join reputed coaching institutes.
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