Which Subjects comes in Commerce?

 Hy my dear friends, 

I hope you all are fine,

In this Blog  I am going to describe about Commerce that which Subject are compulsory and which Subject are optional, so in this blog I am going clears your all doubt.

What is Commerce  ?

The activity of buying and selling on the large scale that process known as Commerce.

The Trade word is similar to the word Commerce 

We can also defines the commerce as the exchange of goods,  services or something of value between business or entities. 


What are the opportunities in Commerce Subject?

The opportunities in Commerce are as follows :-

1. Chartered Accountants 

2. Chartered financial analyst 

3. Company secretary

4. Loans executive 

5. Human resource manager 

6. Economists 

7. Venture capitalists 

And many more .....

How many Subjects are the compulsory and optional ?

Actually in commerce subject five, subjects are compulsory but in 5 subject one subject is optional, The compulsory Subjects are as follows 

1. Accountancy 

2. Buissness studies 

3. Economic 

4. English 

And the optional Subjects are as follows 

1. Computer science 

2. Mathematics 

3. Physical education 

4. Psychology 

What is psychology?

Psychology is defined as the study of human mind and its function, actually those affecting the behaviour.


I am Saheb Sarkar from purnea .

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