I want to do MBA after my graduation. What will be better to do now- B.Com or BBA? My father wants me to do B.Com.

Go ahead with BBA not with B.Com.

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Both B.Com and BBA are good options for pursuing MBA further. Both the courses give different skill sets. People think MBA could be done after BBA only but it can be done after B.Com too most probably in the field of finance but it can be done in other fields too.

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Greetings, It all depends upon your skills and interest level. According to me, you must go for BBA course as it will act as a foundation block for MBA.

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There is nothing like a better course. First, understand the basic difference. B.Com is a Bachelors in Commerce and includes subjects like Corporate Accounting, Auditing, Finance, Micro & Macro Economics, Company law, etc. It is more related to Finance, Law, and Accounts. While BBA is Bachelors in Business Administration and includes courses such as Principles of Management, Business Organisation, Marketing Management & Research, Human Resource, etc. It is more inclined towards the management side of the Business. While choosing a course there are a few pointers which you should keep in mind : 1- The ultimate goal: If you are more interested in courses such as Finance, CFA CA CS ICWA, Investment banking, CMA, etc. B.Com would be more suitable. On the other hand, if you want to get into specializations like Digital Marketing, Advertising, Sales and Marketing, etc. BBA would be more suitable. BBA is the base for MBA. If you wish to pursue MBA in Finance, you can choose B.Com also. For other specializations, BBA could be better. 2- What is your style of studying: B.Com is a more traditional course and is more theoretical. While BBA uses more practical approaches like case studies, presentations, etc. Hope this was helpful.

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Career Scope of MBA after B.Com. A B.Com degree provides you with the fundamental business perspective which is enhanced after you pursue an MBA. These skills are used to get jobs not only in the private sector but in the public sector or non-profit sectors as well.

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Both the courses are good, which course you want to pursue totally depends upon your area of interest. B.Com and BBA have been the topmost choices for students who wish to make a career in the field of management or commerce. Bachelor of Commerce B.Com is one of the oldest courses which continues to be extremely popular among students even today. Whereas Bachelor in Business Administration BBA falls in the category of courses that have seen a massive increase in demand in recent years. With various options available, it is difficult to choose the right career path after class 12. B.Com and BBA are some of the most popular choices of students who want to pursue a career in the field of management and business. There are many courses in the field of commerce that open new opportunities for students. Similarly, the specializations in a BBA programme are also quite diverse and have their own benefits. I did BBA from Lovely Professional University and my experience was phenomenal. LPU is helping me grow professionally and personally with its career-oriented programs and support. LPUs business school is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and programme (ACBSP). Recently Ministry of Human Resource Government of India Ranked Lovely Professional University No. 2 in India in Management. This course will give you exposure in the management field. After completing BBA you can go for MBA. MBA will provide a highly challenging job for you. Different specializations are there in MBA. If you are looking for a career in marketing, then MBA in Marketing is a good option, Because nowadays mostly companies recruited students for marketing jobs. Every year Around 550+ companies visit every year for such activities and campus-recruitment of students from LPU. Companies likes Colgate Palmolive, Hindustan Unilever, Godrej Consumer, SAP Labs, Asian Paints, Bajaj Allianz, Federal Bank, Moodys Analytics, Blue Star, Zomato, Berger Paints, Marico etc. Also, in my view, I think you should not worry about the placements. If you work hard in the course and learn as much as you can, any company visiting the campus would be happy to hire you. However, you must not neglect to polish your communication skills as well, because companies will check that in their interviews. LPU provides plenty of opportunities to its students to take part in events, competitions, fests in order to let them grow their personality and give them a chance to polish their skills.

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BBA+MBA will have a better scope because you get an extensive knowledge of the managerial field.

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MBA is generally followed by BBA and B.Com (generally) is followed by M.Com/CA/CS/ICWA.

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BBA is better if you want to do MBA.

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Feel free to take either BBA or B.Com as it is an undergraduate qualification to get a job somewhere to earn 2-3 years experience before your MBA. Because your purpose for opting for MBA will be to be more qualified and more employable to reach greater heights in your life and career. But remember, the MBA degree will not give you that and so all you need to gather knowledge, learn to apply them, develop employability skills and be a hands on practitioner of management to be a successful executive or entrepreneur in future.

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