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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If you want to go into management field then opt for BBA and then MBA. If you want to get into the field of computers and software then opt for BCA and then MCA. Good luck. -
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Both are good. It depends totally upon your interest. If you are interested in business and management than go for BBA but if you are interested in computer than go for BCA, there is almost 50% maths in BCA.
All the best. -
both are course good.
if you like maths go with BBA
else BCA -
u should prefer b.c.A.
because after b.c.a job scope is good.
and after b.b.a u should have to do a specialisation in M.B.a .which requires further studies.
so go for B.C.A -
I think you should choose the course wisely in accordance of your Post-graduation(if you are planning). If you are planning to do MBA, go for BBA. If MCA then definitely go with MCA. -
Both are different fields but I think you should go for BCA because you can do MCA or MBA after it. But after BBA, you can only go for MBA. -
if your programming in computer is good than you can choose BCA but if you are not interested in programming than don't choose BCA.
go with BBA. . -
Both have good scope and equal opportunities.
But try to choose the field in which you love to work and you have very much interest in it with curiosity. Trust me it will be best for you than any other courses. -
If you have a better knowledge of computers, you can choose BCA. Otherwise, BBA is the best choice to do, if you want to do MBA afterwards.
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BBA is having more scope as after it, you can easily pursue MBA and have a good scope.
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