What are the career options after completing 12th with commerce? Which is a better option among BBA and B.Com?
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B.com is better option than BBA
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BBA and B.Com both are Bachelors courses and opting one out of the two depends on your interest.
If you want to go for MBA after completing your Bachelors, then BBA is a good option for you.
Although you can equally go for B.Com also.
So if your interest lies somewhere in Finance and Marketing, you should definitely go for BBA.
But if you are interested in accountancy, then go for B.Com. -
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Vineet Kumar Rohilla Persuing BBA from JIMS Kalkaji(IP University) | Guide-Level 12
6 years agoBBA is a professional and much easier graduation degree to do also you will enter a company above other entry-level employees and there is a wider scope to become a manager and get to the top level management. -
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Singahi saifi A writer, coder, learner and a conquerer | Contributor-Level 8
6 years agoIf you are interested in going to a department in which taxation and accountancy comes. Then, B.Com is good for you. But, if you want to go through the management, term then you should opt for BBA. After both of these course you can enroll MBA. Choose wisely. Thanks. -
If you want to be a Manager or want to make your career in Manger, then I would like to tell you my friend BBA would be the best option but if you want to work as data entry operator, Data Handling worker or Accountant then B.Com would be the beneficial option for you. You can read my previous answer on this topic
https://ask.shiksha.com/which-one-is-better-among-b-com-and-bba-i-got-88-in-commerce-without-maths-in-class-12th-qna-4132576?referenceEntityId=5087273.
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