I am studying in class 12 right now and I have commerce with maths .I am planning to do BBA or BCA . which has more scope?
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Listen both the courses will not give you a valuable job, you have to go for master, after BBA you can go for MBA and after BCA you can go for MCA.
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As you have commerce background so in my opinion, you should go for BBA as it is about business administration and commerce will help you. -
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7 years agoGo for BBA if you have got your interest in Businesses, Trade, Accounts, Market, Managerial field. BBA leads you to a manager position. You may opt for BCA only if you have a keen interest in programming, coding, software and science. It leads you to become a software/hardware geek
Both the above-mentioned streams are poles apart. I hope you would think it out with ease. -
BBA is a management course and BCA is a technical course in the field of computer. Both have great career opportunities. It is difficult to judge which one is better as both have high scope. One can also do MCA after BBA to have inputs from both management and computers to broaden his skills. -
One can also do MCA after BBA to have inputs from both management and computers to broaden his/her skills. BCA stands for Bachelor of Computer Applications. It is only natural for a student completing his BCA to go on and pursue MCA.
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Both have good scope. Choose any stream of your interest. BBA if you are interested in marketing, business, etc. And BCA if computer is your subject of interest. -
I would like to tell you that both BBA and BCA are different courses, and they have scope in their respective field. As you are commerce student, so BBA is a good option for you, but if you have interest in computers, go for BCA. -
If you want to do MBA then you should do BBA also there are many jobs after MBA. But if you want to join the computer field, then do BCA. After BCA from a good college, you will get a good job. There is a great demand of computer specialists in the market. Nowadays, as computer is used in every field, so many companies are hiring BCA graduates. There is a good scope of BCA. Also, you can do MCA after your BCA. So, if you go in the computer field, then you will get a good job after BCA but if you go in the business line, then you have to do MBA. MBA graduates are also in demand. If you do MBA from a good college, then placement chances...more -
BBA has more scope. I would suggest you go for it because you can even go for MBA afterwards. BBA is a good option if you are planning for MBA. Even BCA has a good scope,
so it depends on your own interest. -
In terms of scope, BCA always wins against BBA.
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