Class 12-Commerce

No, Master of Commerce (MCom) programme is pursued after completing a bachelor's degree in commerce or a related field. However, some universities or educational institutions may offer integrated programs that allow students to pursue MCom directly after completing their 12th standard (equivalent to completing high school).These integrated programs, often referred to as "integrated BCom-MCom" or similar, usually span five years and combine undergraduate and postgraduate coursework. They are designed for students who are interested in pursuing a career in commerce and want to streamline their education by completing both degrees in one continuous program.If you're interested in pursuing MCom directly after the 12th, you should research universities or colleges that offer such integrated programs. 

The prerequisite of having a background in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB) must be addressed, as you passed your 12th grade in 2019 with a Commerce stream and now want to pursue a career in medicine. Enrolling in a bridge or foundation course intended especially for students switching from non-science fields is one strategy. The PCB subjects required for medical admission exams are covered in these courses, which are frequently provided by different educational institutions. The National Eligibility and Entrance Test, or NEET, is necessary for admission to medical programs like MBBS or BDS, therefore after finishing such a course, you would need to be ready for and pass it.You might also go into alternative medically related disciplines like nursing or allied health sciences, which may offer alternate career tracks into the healthcare industry and have different admission criteria. You can make the greatest decision going ahead and successfully negotiate this change by speaking with admissions offices or educational counselors.