What should I do after 12th- B.Com or BBA? Which course is better?
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It depend upon your interest, if you like commerce or account then go with B.Com or if you want to do business then BBA is good for you. -
According to me, B.Com is a traditional course and BBA is a modern course. You should opt for BBA as it has better scope. -
It depends on your interest, if you want to go with finance and accounts then you can go with B.Com but If you want to go with management and finance then you can go with BBA
Note :- B.Com has much scope as compared to BBA -
BBA is better than B.Com, as BBA will offer you good platform and exposure, as it will enhance your business and management skills. -
Persue B.Com+Mba along with ca, if you interest in accounts/finance career.
if not, persue BBA for other mgnt.careers -
If you want to pursue MBA then opt for BBA or BBM. If your interest lies in the accounting or taxation course, you should opt for B.Com. -
Well, that depends upon your interest. Like if you are interested in accounts, taxation then I will say you should go for B.Com but in case you wish to go for the management field than BBA is also having a very good scope. Here I can recommend you one of the leading universities I. e. Lovely professional university which offers both these programmes. Lovely professional university being the largest Private University in India having 30000+ students studying in more than 200+ courses, which includes 6000+ international students from 70+ countries from all around the world. LPU has lived up to its expectations, with the quality of educat...more
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Vineet Kumar Rohilla Persuing BBA from JIMS Kalkaji(IP University) | Guide-Level 12
6 years agoBBA is better, as it is a professional course, you'll directly get recruited at manager level than entry level employees. -
Hi,
B.Com and BBA both are Bachelor degree. Hence all study are good there no competitions. But still there has many scope in both the course. Many people prefer B.Com as bechor of commerce. There are many students from B.Com very less students go for BBA. -
Hi,
Both course are good. It depends on your interest of area. If you like management type courses, then of course you should do BBA and after that you should go with MBA also. And, if you want accounting line, then go with B.Com and in future, you can do CA CS and other citified accounting courses.
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