I want to be an entrepreneur. Which course would be better after 12th among B.Com and BBA?
Asked by abhilash pany
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Hello!
If you are looking further to be an entrepreneur then, I would suggest you to choose BBA. BBA Helps Develop Managerial Skills Early and it also covers key areas of finance and economics. Plus, soft skill development such as business communication is also taught in the BBA course. The skills learned by a candidate in a BBA course go a long way in their management career. With this you need to make sure you choose a right academic partner. Choosing BBA further in your career is one of the good option. I was also looking for BBA colleges and university across India for admission of my Brother. I have also visited few colleges and s...more -
To be an entrepreneur, all you require is skills and for that you can opt for BBA BMS. BBA is better from the two since you want to be an entrepreneur. -
If you want to be an entrepreneur then none of these courses will help. You have to begin your start-up or whatever you want to deal in now and learn new things along the way. There's no course for entrepreneurship. -
You should take up BBA and then MBA and be creative in what you do. -
I would say, BBA will be a better option because after that, you can go for MBA and that will lead your way. -
I'd suggest you to go for BBA because venturing into the world of business as an entrepreneur is no easy task. Along with your brilliant business idea, you will require extra skills and increased knowledge to help you turn your idea into a successful business. Taking some courses to gain these extra skills can help you launch your business and steer you in the right direction. BBA would be the better option for you. -
Venturing into the world of business as an entrepreneur is no easy task. Along with your brilliant business idea, you will require extra skills and increased knowledge to help you turn your idea into a successful business. Taking some courses to gain these extra skills can help you launch your business and steer you in the right direction. BBA would be the better option for you. -
BBA would always be a better option, as it will teach you about business management and administration. Hope this answer helps you. All the best.
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Hello,
First of all for becoming an entrepreneur, you don't need to possess any degree. But if you want to sharpen your business management skills then you should do BBA MBA. Though if yoy are creative and innovative enough then you can make a startup. There is no better teacher then practical. You can start planning your business while you study BBA. All the best
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Hi, If you want to do business in future, then you must go for BBA.
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