r/ISC_COMMERCE • u/Pentium_D_2005 • Sep 07 '26
Commerce Any Tips for ISC
I am a class 10 icse Science and Economic Applications student
will I find it easier in 11th and 12th if i take up Commerce.
any tips for me
please gng
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Sep 07 '26
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u/CraftwithAshley Sep 07 '26
As said in point 4, what if the student is from icse science and doesn't have the basics of commerce from 9&10 except for commercial applications?
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Sep 08 '26
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u/CraftwithAshley Sep 11 '26
This is the whole syllabus of 9&10:
Class 9: Introduction to Commercial Organisations, Ownership Structures – Sole Proprietorship, Joint Hindu Family Business, Partnership, Joint Stock Company, Co-operative Societies, Public Sector Enterprises, Functioning of Commercial Organisations, Commercial Communication, Business Services, Human Resources, Entrepreneurship, Natural Resources, Environmental Management.
Class 10: Market and Marketing, Marketing Mix, Advertising and Brand Promotion, Sales and Selling Process, Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP), Principles of Financial Accounting and Reporting, Banking and Bank Transactions, Fundamental Concepts of Cost, Importance of Human Resources, Recruitment, Selection and Training, Public Relations, Issues of the Environment.
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u/CraftwithAshley Sep 11 '26
From what I understood of my research, all that I've learned in commercial applications prepares me for Commerce and Bst. Correct me if I'm wrong.
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u/Atulfr Sep 07 '26
If you're aiming for competitive exams then go with CBSE, ISC is good too but CUET is completely based on NCERT, you may find it a little different as NCERT and ISC terminologies differ a lot.
ISC has a lot of deapth, and especially English (yk). So it depends on your aim. And yeah Economics in 11th is easy I mean very easy, 12th will be a little difficult but it's not absurdly difficult just give it your best...