Should I opt commerce stream with maths for pursuing BBA after class 12th?

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9 years ago

It is a better choice to pursue commerce with mathematics, so you can get a better understanding of the BBA course in future along with a wide range of options. But, BBA is a great field to pursue higher studies. You can consider the below mentioned colleges: 1. IP University – Delhi. 2. Symbiosi

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Chetan Vashishtha | Beginner-Level 2

9 years ago

You must opt for commerce with maths as it will open more opportunities later. You can also pursue BBA after opting for commerce without maths in HSC.

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Chetan Vashishtha | Beginner-Level 2

9 years ago

As per the current scenario, you can do BBA as well as MBA without maths or if you have interest in medical line, you can go without maths also.

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