Can someone explain what is better after 12th between BBA and MBA? How is it different if I do BBA or vice versa?

I am a commerce student presently in the 12th standard. I have maths and computers apart from the compulsory subjects.

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Asked by Mansi Kumari

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Amol Chopade | Contributor-Level 10

8 years ago

Well, the first thing I would like to tell you is BBA is a graduation course so you can go for it after your 12th and MBA is the post graduation course for that you have to complete your graduation first. BBA+MBA is the better chose nothing bad in that but make sure at least you have to do your MBA

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Mansi Kumari | Beginner-Level 2

8 years ago

Thank you.

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Ashutosh Chauhan | Guide-Level 13

8 years ago

Hi, after class 12th, you can go for BBA. It is one of the finest and the popular course among youngsters. Well, BBA is 3 years course and MBA is PG (Post Graduation which is 2 years course. While you are studying BBA. You cannot go for MBA. To become eligible for MBA, you must complete your graduat

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Ashutosh Chauhan | Guide-Level 13

8 years ago

Your welcome Mansi.

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Piyush Mittal | Contributor-Level 9

8 years ago

Without any graduation degree like BBA, B.Com, B.Tech and many more, you cannot pursue Master's degree and MBA is a Master degree. In simple words, without graduation, you cannot pursue post-graduation degree. Now, BBA is a good choice for graduation. If you are interested in BBA course, choose a g

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Piyush Mittal | Contributor-Level 9

8 years ago

Mention not if this answer helps you.

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Ankush Sable | Guide-Level 12

8 years ago

Hi, I will clear your doubt don't worry. Well, BBA is 3 years course and MBA is PG (Post Graduation which is 2 years course. While you are studying BBA, you cannot go for MBA. To become eligible for MBA, you must complete your graduation i.e. BBA. After completion of BBA, you can go for MBA. Eligibi

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Mansi Kumari | Beginner-Level 2

8 years ago

Yes, it clearly solved my doubt. Thank you so much, Sir.