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You'll simply have to go on with your interest. Don't think about the efforts you'll have to put in or even the advices of your parents... Think about your interests and then select your stream. Because if u do study any subject willingly then it will be easier as compared to a subject ur parents wanted you to opt for. Even I have completed my tenth and I was a bit confused too. But then my dad told me all this and now I am taking up commerce.

Go for the finance dude and trading is must

Select 8-10 different job roles, observe them careful each for 2-3 days, one or 2 of them will really drag your attention they're the ones. Sir with the person if possible(doctors, CA, MBAs, Engineers, etc) this is the best way coz you get attracted to the end feeling of how it is to do that particular work. You can't do what that doesn't appeal to you

If u don't know what to do then go for science (don't take bio) if u choose bio then don't choose Maths.

Same problem, now I took science, and start preparing for IIT 🤣🤣

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I started with a B.Com degree and worked my way into finance and trading. There are also certifications like CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst) and CFP (Certified Financial Planner) that you can pursue alongside your degree. Don't forget about other fields in commerce like accounting, auditing, and management. You can become an accountant, financial analyst, or even go into corporate law with the right qualifications.

If you’re interested in finance and trading, you might consider a Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com) with a focus on finance, or a degree in economics. Both of these can lead to careers in banking, investment, or financial planning.

Hey, I get your concern and we have started a small initiative HustleShala related to this only. It would be great if you could join our community and seek advice there, I'm sure it'll be a great help. If you want to connect..please dm.

Your parents' concern might stem from your elder brother’s experience. CA (Chartered Accountancy) is indeed tough, but it’s not the only option in commerce. There are other courses and careers that might align better with your interests.

First, let's debunk the myth that commerce has no scope. There are numerous career paths in commerce, including accounting, finance, marketing, and entrepreneurship. Your interest in finance and trading is a good start.

Do MBA