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Dear candidate,
MBA is post graduation degree course. MBA stands for Master of Business Administration.
MBA offers various specialization course for candidates pursuing MBA.
The various specialization courses offered in MBA are as follows.
-Finance
-Marketing
-Human Resource management
-Information Technology
-Hospital management
-Aviation management etc.
BBA stands for Bachelors of Business Administration. It is an undergraduate course, you can opt for BBA as it is related degree course for MBA.
Doing BBA will also help you in gaining knowledge about subjects and getting command on subjects which will help in better understanding of concepts in MBA in future.
B.Com stands for Bachelors of Commerce, it is also a good course to do for doing MBA in future. Most of the B.Com students do MBA as post graduation.
So it depends on you in which you have more interests and want to study, take wise decision.
Wish you all the best.

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