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BBA provides an overview of business management in a nutshell; it doesn't offer much scope for long-term career growth by itself, unless you follow it up with a good MBA. The scope is immense for those with a BBA and MBA qualification. Depending on your specialization at MBA you can choose to work in the corporate world in finance, sales/marketing, human resources, operations and systems roles. All companies have strong sales departments, as also finance and human resources departments and hence there is immense potential for job opportunities for those who wish to work with the private sector. Whether it is banks, non bank finance companies, firms in any sector- services, FMCG, manufacturing, infrastructure, consumer goods, electronics, retail etc.,

Hi,
The careers where you can make the best out of your speaking skills can be-
1. Business: sales representative, personnel manager, public information officer, industrial and labor relations representative, director of corporate communication, customer service representative, newsletter editor, communication trainer, human resources manager
2. Education: teacher, school counselor, educational researcher, school/university information specialist, educational tester, development officer, educational fund-raiser, alumni officer, college placement officer, and college recruiter.
3. Government/ Political-related: public information officer, speech writer, legislative assistant, campaign director, research specialist, program coordinator, press secretary, and elected official.
4. Technology: trainer for communication technologies, closed circuit television producer/director, systems analyst, technical copywriter, language specialist, speech synthesizer, cognition researcher, audio and visual computer display specialist, and performance assessor.
5. Health: health educator, school health care administrator, medical grants writer, hospital director of communication, clinic public relations director, health communication analyst, research analyst, medical training supervisor, communications manager for federal health agencies, health personnel educator, medical center publications editor, drug rehabilitationist, health care counselor, activities director, marketing director, and health facility fund raiser.
6. International relations: on-air international broadcasting talent, corporate representative, translator, student tour coordinator, diplomat, foreign relations officer, host/hostess for foreign dignitaries, and foreign correspondent.
7. Law: public defender, corporate lawyer, district attorney, public interest lawyer, private practice lawyer, legal researcher, mediation and negotiation specialist, paralegal researcher, legal secretary, legal reporter, and legal educator.
8. Social and human services include: public administrator, social worker,
recreational supervisor, human rights officer, community affairs liaison, park service
public relations specialist, philanthropic representative, religious leader, and mental
counselor.
Good Luck