I know so little & have NO interest in Computer but I like the idea of bussiness & online stuff, Marketing then should I take BCA or BBA?
I would advise you, as a commerce student, to choose a BBA since it would help you and you will already have some fundamental knowledge of economics, accounting, the Indian financial system, and other things.Additionally, BBA applicants typically receive higher pay than BCA applicants. However, you
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Choosing a BBA would be my recommendation, offering the chance to specialize in marketing or digital marketing based on personal preference. This course presents a platform to:
Unleash personal creativity.
Propel oneself into a Digital Marketing career.
Benefit from an advanced curriculum, tech-driven
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Upvote Considering your passion for business, online businesses, and marketing - and your distaste for computers - getting a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) at Lovely Professional University (LPU) would be a better decision than a Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA).
The specific program at L
Upvote Choosing a BBA would be my recommendation, offering the chance to specialize in marketing or digital marketing based on personal preference. This course presents a platform to:
Unleash personal creativity.
Propel oneself into a Digital Marketing career.
Benefit from an advanced curriculum, tech-driven
Upvote If you're interested in business and online stuff, without a strong interest in computer science, BBA would be a more suitable choice.
A BBA degree focuses on core business principles such as marketing, finance, human resource management, and operations management. This program will equip you with th
Upvote Hey! That is totally alright. I know at this stage of life confusion occurs. Well, in today’s scenario, it is impossible without computers as whatever course you do you have to work on computers. But as per your interest, I can advise you to go for BBA at Chandigarh University. By choosing BBA over
Upvote The undergraduate degrees known as the Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) and the Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) provide distinct specialization options and career pathways. BCA programs concentrate on information technology and computer science, including database management, progra
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