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Hello Arun,
Business Administration and Business Management, both have their base in commerce and are management oriented courses which have acquired prominence with the rapid growth of industrialisation. It was this industrialisation which led to the development of a scientific approach towards business. Though the nomenclature of BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration) and BBM (Bachelor of Business Management) differs, both are professional courses, taught over a span of three years and are essentially the same, in terms of curriculum and core content. The core components include Human Resource Management, Marketing, Organizational Behaviour, International Trade and Business Law.
While BBM has been developed to make students comfortable with the management techniques that prevail in the corporate world, BBA acquaints students with the process of managing and supervising business and related operations of a company. One significant difference between the two courses which is noteworthy is that BBM provides specialization in a variety of areas such as Human Resources, operation, finance, and marketing whereas BBA does not meet this criterion. After completing the course in either BBA/BBM, MBA is a popular option whereas students can also go for MS in finance or accounting which can further aid them in joining Banking or Finance sector. They can also find jobs in banks, retail sectors, insurance sectors, medical administration, etc.
Thank you.