Which is the best option for doing MBA course? Psychology y@ BBA?

BBA with Psychology is a unique programme. IILM Undergraduate Business School, Lodhi Road, New Delhi offers this programme with international degree while studying in India. This programs provides an understanding of the best practices of psychology for development of people and best management techniques to enhance business. Psychology in combination with Industry 4.0 would be the driving force in the future. Knowledge of psychology with management skills provide the student with scientific understanding of the human experience, including behaviour, mental process, emotions and development. For more information you can visit the website <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="www.ubs.iilm.edu" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>www.ubs.iilm.edu</a>. After BBA with Psychology, you can pursue MBA or PGDM in Human Resource.

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Firstly, I do not get the relationship between Management and Psychology. Though I do agree that you need to have man management skills to be successful as a manager, but Psychology degree focuses on other aspects too, man-management being just a part of it. Psychologists, are more into, conducting tests and evaluations and providing counseling to employees, which is also the job of an HR person. In-case if you looking out for HR role, probably knowledge about test would help. But mind you, companies do hire Industrial Psychologists apart from an MBA graduate for such jobs As such I feel MBA goes hand-in-hand with your Graduation degree, whereby in MBA you specialize in a particular field and land a job too either through placements or on your own. Once you join a job, depending on the job requirement, you could pursue a M.A. Correspondence or Diploma or certificate course in Psychology. But still as an MBA I do not feel any need for you to pursue a Psychology course Hope this helps. Wish you good luck.

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