Is Karnataka State Open University, Bangalore a good college for BBA?

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Rishi Ranjan | Beginner-Level 4

2 years ago

Choosing between a regular or correspondence programme for BBA admission is important. While technically it doesn't matter which one you choose, in reality, you might miss out on a lot by not being in a regular college. You won't experience the same things as those in a traditional program, which mi

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