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Hi Ashish,
Both the course you mentioned are good to pursue and both offers good career prospects and excellent growth opportunities.
Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies is the only college to offer both Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS) and Bachelor of Financial and Investment Analysis (BFIA) under University of Delhi.
1. The BFIA program is considered to be a novel career in nature. It is a three-year professional degree program, which has been designed keeping in mind the requirements of the Indian Financial Markets.
BFIA is meant for students who are enthusiastic on working in the core areas of finance, chiefly with investment companies, capital markets, foreign exchange dealers, banks, mutual fund operations, insurance sector or finance companies.
After this course you can work in the specialized areas like:-
Corporate taxation
Auditing
Corporate restructuring
Merchant banking
Investment analysis
Portfolio management
B.Com Hons is an academically inclined course and requires a post graduation or a professional course for superior job prospects.
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Hey! Stalin,
Bio-Technology, Industrial Chemistry, Molecular Biology, Bio-Chemistry, Bio-Informatics like fields do involve a bit of drawing and that is not that much you should worry about. Huge amount of mathematics and computing could be found in Bio-Informatics and this is also not that much. The statistics is involved & differential equations are there too. All of these fields have great scopes and future prospects.
You can choose from them.
Alternatively, Leaving the option of drawing in the fields of Interior, Architecture, Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Planning, etc., you can opt a branch with no drawing or low drawing in B Tech itself. For example, it would be better to go with B Tech Bio-Tech & not with B.Sc. Bio-Tech. You can go for CSE, Electrical or Electronics in B Tech. Those branches don't involve drawing that much. Computer Application is other field you can go with.
May, this helps. Thank you.

Hi Stalin,
The most important thing which you should keep in mind while choosing your course stream is your own interests and career aspirations. If you are sure that you want to get into Management field then you can opt for BBA and then later do your MBA from a decent full time B-School which will fetch you good job opportunities. However, you can opt for B.Com and then go for M.Com if your interest lies in banking & finance sector. You can also get into the accounting department of various companies. You can also opt for MBA even after graduation in commerce
I would like to add here that whether you choose BBA or B.Com, it would be important that you complete your Masters level degree to get the best of job opportunities.
Hope this resolves your query.

Hi,
We have commenced with the January 2016 registrations for the diploma affiliated to city and guilds London, have attached the application form for the same and the course fee structure.
The course is for a duration of 5 and half months with classes on alternate days,
timings: 8 am to 2 pm.
The registrations are on a first come first serve basis.
When sending in the application form, do send in the a photo Id proof( Passport copy).
On completion of the course we do offer placements for internships which is to be done for minimum 6 months, and the internships are optional for the students.
As part of the course the students are provided with Chef coats , Apron, Chef cap and a pastry kit.
Do get back to us for further clarifications.
Thank You!
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Hi Vaibhav,
Specialization at BBA level is not a very critical factor. Hence BBA should be viewed as a generic course wherein learn everything with full focus. Specialize at MBA level.
BBA course provides an overview of business management in a nut shell, it doesn't offer much scope by itself, unless you follow it up with a good MBA. After which you will start off as an executive or assistant manager in any of the business organisations, manufacturing companies, export or trading houses, financial concerns, banks, NGOs, PSUs or multinational corporations. Needless to say, the kind of job you will get and the salary you will be offered will to a large extent depend on the reputation of the B-school you graduate from and the stream you choose for MBA.
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