Should I opt for higher studies or get a job after completing BBA and why?

The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA ) is a Bachelor's degree in Commerce and Business administration. The degree course is designed to give a broad knowledge of the functional aspects of a company and their interconnection while also allowing for specialization in a particular area. BBA programs expose students to a variety of "core subjects" and allow students to specialize in a specific academic area. The degree also develops the student's practical, managerial and communication skills, and business decision-making capability. Many programs incorporate training and practical experience in the form of case projects, presentations, internships, industrial visits, and interaction with experts from the industry. A BBA graduate gets entry-level positions as supervisor, customer service executive and assistant manager in various organizations such as: (a) Manufacturing Companies (b) Service Companies as Customer Service Representative (c) Functional Specialist based on the management function expertise in Business, Government and PSU or NGO. (d) Banking Assistant/Clerk (e) All posts which require graduation degree in the Government, Armed forces/Paramilitary forces, Banks, PSU, etc. (f) Sales and Management trainees (g) Retail industry is the maximum employer of BBA in shop floor management. BBA graduates get backend jobs to provide support services to enterprise seniors. Exceptional candidates can expect to do some customer interface role in sales or marketing. BBA graduates will require MBA degree to move up in the career. BBA graduates salaries vary between 2 LPA and 8 LPA depending on the ranking of BBA colleges. In order to grow, a BBA graduate would require an MBA or professional certifications such as CFA, CMA, SAP, LOMA, etc., to move up the ladder. If there are no personal constraints, you are advised to complete your education first before seeking a job because it's difficult to leave a job and seek additional education qualifications.

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Management has been one of the demanding careers nowadays. And many students have been aspiring to make their career and mark their identity in the field of Management. It's the field which is one of the prestigious fields with high salary packages. If you take up a job after BBA that will give you a work experience but won't fetch you handsome salary package and the promotions won't be at that high phase as are provided to the person holding a Masters degree in management. But this job helps a lot in gaining knowledge about the field but if someone is unable to get a job then he/she should go for Masters course I would suggest you can do a job for atleast one year and gain a work experience and then apply for the Master's degree programme in management as per your interest. There are no. of courses available in management for the students like:- MBA having 250+ specialisations.

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It totally depends on various conditions like:- -Your family background -Your interest -The opportunity of job (profile, package and brand) -The higher course which you want to pursue (MBA, PGDM, CA, CMA, CS, MMS, etc.) One has to consider all these factors before taking those decisions related to career goals.

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Management has been one of the challenging careers nowadays. And many students have been aiming to make their career and mark their individuality in the field of Management. It's the field which is one of the prominent fields with high salary packages. If you take up a job after BBA that will give you the work experience but then, it won't help you fetch handsome salary package and the promotions won't be good, as provided to the person holding a master’s degree in management. I would suggest you can do a job for a year and gain a work experience and then apply for the Master's degree program in management as per your interest. There are no. of courses available in management for the student's courses like - MBA having 250+ specializations viz. marketing, Human Resource, Healthcare, Agriculture, IT etc. If you have an interest in Marketing then you can go for Masters in Marketing Management (MMM) and if you have an interest in Human Resource than you can opt for Masters in Personnel Management (MPM). While you can divert other fields like Mass communication, MBA in Design Management, Commerce, Arts, Fine Arts, Law, etc. are also some of the options available.

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It totally depends on the aspirant's background as to he/she should go for higher studies or directly go for a job. However, if the aspirant is financially sound than it is advisable to first complete the higher studies part and then apply for a suitable job opportunity. This is because today education system has become quite practical, especially for higher studies. For instance, into MBA the students get an opportunity to interact with top notch alumni and also they get to work into the environment which makes them future ready managers. They get to learn the know how before hand. This approach of higher studies actually benefits the student when he/she gets into the job after completing the PG. I hope this would suffice.

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