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Both BBA, as well as B.Com, lead to MBA. However, while B.Com can lead to a wide array of postgraduate specializations, a BBA degree, on the other hand, can only lead to MBA. The Bachelor of Commerce is designed to enhance the ability to learn as the students study a variety of subjects: Accountancy, Business Administration, Finance, Economics and Industrial Policies. This course equips one with the analytical, communication and problem-solving skills to effectively identify issues, source information and to find efficient and practical solutions. Bachelor of Business Administration, on the other hand, is a professional course, and it is offered at a few universities and of these, only a handful of colleges/institutes offer a quality course. Choosing the right institute is key to landing up in a good job. The BBA course is tailored in consultation with representatives from leading organisations, ensuring that you graduate with an industry-relevant degree. Students get practical experience, read assigned materials, attend seminars, and prepare an internship report.