What are the career options after completing 12th with commerce? Which is a better option among BBA and B.Com?
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It absolutely depends on one's choice whether he wants to go for B.Com or BBA. If he chooses BBA then he will be specialized in business management and job opportunities will be more because companies want freshers and if they will be specialized, they will be more productive and if a student opts for B.Com then he has opportunities to go in the banking fields and have chances to become a CA and CS.
It all depends on a student's perception what he wants to opt. -
If you choose BBA, then you can get into business world. -
Definitely, B.Com is a better career option, because it is a conventional degree rather than BBA, which is a new generation course. -
As per me, B.Com is a better option. -
Not only CA but there are many courses that make your future bright. like CMA, CS, MBA, PGDM, M.Com and other certified course available. Do not think that CA is the only course in commerce. -
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Abhinav Prakash Creativity. Innovation. Determination. Dedication. | Contributor-Level 7
7 years agoChoosing a career is as important as taking a train at the railway station. The destination where train will take you would be your choice, but the speed, route, weather, circumstances won't be under your control. Let's understand your query:-
1.BBA/MBA -
-For whom:
Those who are skillful, presence of mind, art of management, works with brain rather than with copy + pen, knowledge of business, interest in corporates from the business and consumer point of view or, for those who wants to gain these skills. -Career Options:
Generally MBA as it will create your interest in businesses/ organizations. And you have opted for BBA means you have...more -
B.Com is better when compared with BBA. Career optionS after B.Com are as follows:
1) Accountant
2) Tax Consultant
3) Human Resource person
4) Banker
5) BPO/KPO
6) Stock broker
7) Auditor
8) Insurance Consultant
9) Finance Consultant
10) Lecturer. -
B.Com will be better than BBA. -
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Amol Chopade MBA ++ Student at PUMBA University of pune | Contributor-Level 10
7 years agoLook what are you interested in either in clerical jobs or managerial jobs. If you want to do MBA further then go for BBA. And if you are thinking about MBA in finance B.Com is the good option. -
Both are good in terms of career. It totally depends on your own interest. If you do well in any of them that will lead to a good placement.
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