I want to become an entrepreneur and am preparing for IIT. Should I join engineering or do BBA after 12th?

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Asked by Saif Rahman
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C
3 years ago
Anyone can be entrepreneur. Related to your IIT and BBA it should depend upon your interest and career goals. Well do research about it and take decision wisely.

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4 years ago
Entrepreneurship is a procedure of designing, beginning & running a new business. For example like a startup company offering a product or service. There are lots of scope in the field of entrepreneurship. After completing your degree, you may open your own business. The scope of Entrepreneurship in

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Syed Asif
6 years ago
I usually recommend BBA for entrepreneurship, but in your case I think you should go for engineering and then IIT will give you enough knowledge to make you eligible for at least start your own business through your expertise, then pursue MBA to become a good entrepreneur. Good luck.

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7 years ago
Just join an engineering college. The things you'll learn as an engineer, you won't learn it anywhere. There are * lot of opportunities for an engineer. While you're in an engineering college, you'll get to know lots of students who are running their own startup in college and many of them are reall

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pratiksha kamble
7 years ago
You should go for BBA. In BBA, you can get a knowledge about business management, which is important to know for an entrepreneur.

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Smita G
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8 years ago
There is a lot of difference between engineering and entrepreneurship, of course. Engineering deals with technicalities of the industries only, while BBA and MBA deals with proper entrepreneurship. However, if you have patience do both, because you will get knowledge about technicalities of your des

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If unfortunately I fail to get admission in IIT, then should I do engineering or should I prefer BBA from a reputed college and then MBA? I want to become big and I'm ready to go through any hardship to become one of the most successful entrepreneurs. I think if I opt BBA over Engineering for underg

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