As a commerce student of class 12, which course should I go for in graduation to get a fine base or grip for the UPSC exam?

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I suggest u to take economic. It has huge weightage. U can also apply for Indian economics service. U can call me at nine four eight six eight two five three double five.
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Take art subject like geography, political science etc if your aim is UPSC exam.
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Better to continue Commerce .Accountancy and statistics are scoring subjects.Commercial law is also scoring.
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