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BBA LL.B. Scope etc. , corporate law vs CA vs acca.

BBA LL.B. Vs B.Com LL.B. BBA MBA, BCA MCA BBA LL.B. Vs CA and After BBA LL.B. Is getting corporate law job difficult, scope.

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    Masuma Shaikh | Contributor-Level 7

    2 years ago
    BBA is a Bachelor course management and administration right after graduation. BBA degree provides a good headstart for candidates who wish to develop managerial skills. A law graduate can start a Career in Law as an Advocate or lawyer wherein his job is to represent his clients in courts. A corporate law graduate takes care of affairs and cases related to companies. CA studies all of it crucial parts. CA can help you become a corporate lawyer, A manager and consultant. ACCA is a specialisation of accounting of U. K.

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