I am appearing for class 12th board exams. I want to do BBA in IB or B.Tech in software engineering. Which course has a better scope?

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Rajeev Prasad | Beginner-Level 5

8 years ago

B.Tech is much better option from the job point of view or higher studies perspective. Most of the companies prefer B.Tech holder students. And also, if you have plans for higher studies, many foreign and Indian university admit B.Tech graduates.

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Sejal Bhatnagar | Beginner-Level 4

8 years ago

Good evening, I am also currently giving class 12th board exams and from a student to a student, honestly I can say that BBA IB would have better job opportunities in the future. But, generally speaking look where your interest lies. Whatever the field may be, give it your all.

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