Do I need accounts as a subject in class 12th to go for BBA+MBA and B.Com+M.Com?
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You don't need accounts for BBA/MBA but I think you should be need in B.Com/M.Com. Anyway, having accounts in 12th help you to do better in both of the courses. -
No, its not mandatory for BBA. But try to learn the basics from a teacher. Its always suggested that you have some just about the subject. Doon Business School, Dehradun is one of the few institutes which provides BBA+MBA course with industry based certifications. The placements have been really been good and I have seen one of my seniors grabbing packages as high as 22.5 lpa from DBS.
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No, there is not any restriction but you have to work hard. -
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Manish Gadekar MBA , Department of Management Sciences PUMBA | Guide-Level 12
7 years agoI have done engineering with no commerce background. Now, I am in first year of MBA. So, definitely no need. Best regards. -
No. Even if you are a non-medical student, then also, you can go for these courses.
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Hi,
No, there exist no such restriction for entering these course. You can be from any stream.
All the best. -
No, even if you are a science student, you can take admission in B.Com but there's one thing. If you want to do B.Com (Hons), then you should have maths as one of your subject. -
If you are from science stream for 12th, you don't need to give account subject for doing BBA + MBA if you want to do B.Com + M.Com, then you need to know the basic concept about accounts which will help you while doing B.Com + M.Com or B.Com + MBA.
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