What are the scope after BBA and MBA?

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Asked by Isha Chawla
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Neetu Singh
5 years ago
I did BBA MBA from LPU and, my experience at the LPU has been delightful thus far. I look forward to explore more and ensure that I avail all the benefits provided to us. Business Schools are known to bridge the gap from being a normal individual to being a good professional. Every student aspires t

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Ashish Sharma
6 years ago
Hi Isha, Well, scopes are very bright globally. More over if you are a student of LPU, it simply means that your upbringing as a student is very splendid. You must have got all those X-Factors which must be incorporated in any candidate to work in a corporate sector. This programme will be of 4 year

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5 years ago
The most common yet the most popular and sought-after Post Graduation course after BBA is MBA (Master of Business Administration). It not only helps you in getting a respectable management position and lucrative salary but also allows you to become your own boss. Both dual degree or integrated BBA+M

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5 years ago
Hi Isha, BBA+MBA will give you many opportunities after completion of the programme. As a BBA student, you should learn the art of communication and work as per the pace of recent market developments. This will not only make your resume strong but also allow you to pursue your Post Graduation in Man

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