I am in 12th and opted maths with commerce. What should I choose among B.Com (honors) and BBA?

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Asked by Rishi Agrawal
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Kaushani Ganguly
8 years ago
If you want to pursue a course related to business studies, BBA is a good option.

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8 years ago
BBA is a good choice here. It will give you an idea about business studies and hence help you in your MBA.

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Akhlaq Khan
8 years ago
They both give you different career option. If you want to choose your career as management, then BBA is best, but for financial and corporate career, you will choose B.Com (Hons).

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hritik pokhriyal
8 years ago
If you want to make your career in Management field, you can choose BBA. After B.Com, you can also do MBA and many more career path like LLB, MBA, M.Com etc.

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Nilanjana Kamat
8 years ago
Hi Rishi, It is a matter of personal choice. Go through the programme details, syllabus and related career outcomes. If you want to study further after your Bachelor's degree, then look for study options after each course and decide what you want to do. B.Com, essentially will focus more towards fin

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