I have got 80% in class 12th commerce. I want to pursue MBA later. What should I do between B.Com and BBA?
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It depends on your area of interest. If MBA, you can take up both the fields, and later choose your specialisation in MBA.
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According to me, you should do B.Com from any college and prepare for CAT along with your B.Com.
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I would suggest you to focus on your immediate target as of now rather than thinking about Masters. In your case, better do a B.Com, and see where you stand after your graduation.
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It totally depend upon you. Either you choose B.Com or BBA. As a commerce student, both are good, and after that you can continue your MBA in any field.
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You can do B.Com or BBA before doing MBA. If you specifically interested to MBA programme in account or financial or finance then B.Com or If doing BBA From marketing, he or other then continue MBA with same as per my suggestion. -
Pursuing B.Com will give you an option post your graduation to whether pursue M.Com or pursue MBA. Whereas, if you get into BBA then you don't have an option except for MBA. Thus, I would suggest, you need to think about your interest areas and career plan and based on it, take a call. -
Hi Harrini,
You have scored good percentage. If you want to pursue MBA from a top notch management college of India, you'll have to appear for CAT. So I would suggest that do B.Com and give CAT. But in the end, it all depends on your interest. Go with your interest. All the Best! -
You should do BBA so that your business knowledge will increase and then you will be all set for MBA.
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You should go with BBA.
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Answered by
Amol Chopade MBA ++ Student at PUMBA University of pune | Contributor-Level 10
7 years agoWell, both are good for an MBA course if you were planning to do your MBA in finance, then B.Com is the better options or if in other field like marketing and HR, BBA is better option. So, choose wisely.
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