I am a science student without maths and interested in BBA, so my question is that pursuing BBA safe or not or is it easy or hard?
Asked about Ness Wadia College of Commerce - Bachelors of Business Administration (BBA)
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No field is as easy as hard. It depends how you are taking it. As you are from science stream, you might think it's another stream and would be difficult but at first it will be new for you but as you get to know more about this field, you can deal with it. You have to choose your field where you are having interest
If BBA is one, you have interest so doesn't matter from which field you belong, you will start understanding it and will seem easy as well as interesting to you. -
Hi, yes this is a good option for you if you're diligent.
If you're interested in the business field so this will be easy for you.
Good luck! -
Hi, it depends on your interests. If you are passionate about something it can never be tougher for you. BBA is a good option as there are millions of opportunities in all fields. Follow your passion and interest and you will excel.
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General category: Typically around 50% to 65% aggregate in 12th standard
Opening cutoff: ~82.2%
Cosing cutoff: ~63.2%
To secure admission, aim for at least 60% and above in your HSC exams.
If you are targeting higher preference categories or better chances, a score in the 65–80% range is safer.
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