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Online CBSE class 11 Commerce

Takshila offers to CBSE students, the most to the point and quality study material for CBSE Class 11 Commerce Accountancy, business studies and economics. we are providing solved question papers, revision notes, chapter tests etc for all subjects related to CBSE class 11 commerce. 

 Commerce is a useful stream as this discipline has great demand in different job oriented fields. Subjects like Economics, Accountancy, Business studies and others are included in this stream.

After completion of Class 10 standard, students can opt for this stream in class 11 and 12 and they can also take this stream to graduation level and further in his/her higher studies.
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