What should I do after 12th- B.Com or BBA? Which course is better?

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6 years ago

If you would like to go for accounting or banking sector or CA, then B.Com is the best.
If you are interested in business, then BBA is the best.

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Rakhi Bhardwaj I'm delhi university student.. | Guide-Level 11

6 years ago

Both the courses have their own importance in their own way. You would choose as per your interest.

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Anshu Raj | Contributor-Level 9

6 years ago

You can pursue BBA, if you want to go for a job immediately after graduation. Or else, if you want to go for MBA, then both degrees will allow you to do so.

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Rohith M Simple ðŸ‘Œ | Contributor-Level 6

6 years ago

Dear friend, It is based on your preference. If you are really interest3ed in commerce and other related subjects like computer application, finance, B.Com honours then you can choose B.Com. If you go with BBA it will help you to look into various business programs and also it is good for MBA. All the best.

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Devangna Sharma | Contributor-Level 6

6 years ago

BBA is professional course, whereas B.Com is degree course. BBA is much into management and B.Com is much into accounting, law. Both courses are good. But, if you are getting B.Com in a reputed college, go for it, as it is always better than BBA. All the best.

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ashutosh chauhan | Guide-Level 13

6 years ago

It depends on your own interest.
If you want to do accounting, you can go for B.Com or if you want to do business, you can go for BBA.
In whichever course you think you can do better, go for that course. Hope this helps you out.

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iam ssuhana | Guide-Level 14

6 years ago

Identify your actual interests, aptitudes, strengths, and weaknesses and match it with the choices you have to shortlist the apt one for you. Choose a field wisely. B.Com can be good for me but not for you or vice -versa. Same goes for BBA. Each course has its own importance and need. You will find ample of opportunities if you did well in that course. The opportunities are not so much within the type of degree, as it is within the individual who has the degree. Opportunities are always there. It is up to you to take advantage of them through creative and critical thinking, assertiveness, perseverance, commitment, positive attitude, an

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Identify your actual interests, aptitudes, strengths, and weaknesses and match it with the choices you have to shortlist the apt one for you. Choose a field wisely. B.Com can be good for me but not for you or vice -versa. Same goes for BBA. Each course has its own importance and need. You will find ample of opportunities if you did well in that course. The opportunities are not so much within the type of degree, as it is within the individual who has the degree. Opportunities are always there. It is up to you to take advantage of them through creative and critical thinking, assertiveness, perseverance, commitment, positive attitude, and the ability to think through long-term benefits. The most important and critical issue is your ability to create a vision for yourself. In other words, a clearly articulated picture of the future you intend to create for yourself. After you take hold of this vision, you must then develop a road-map that will bring that vision into reality. Then, you can better determine what type of degree is more beneficial and meets your overall career goals and objectives. Thus, the following:. Develop the will to change circumstances. Create the vision. Develop a road-map on how to get there (get help through a coach, mentor, etc. ). Just do it and do not let go until the vision becomes a reality. Remember this, "Attitude is Everything. I am enlisting a few good colleges which are known for their quality education and better placements of BBA:
KJ Somaiya-Mumbai, Lovely Professional University-Punjab, Christ University-Bangalore, MS Ramaiah University-Bangalore, Madras Christian College-Chennai, Mount Carmel College-Bangalore, Shri Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics-Mumbai, Wilson College-Mumbai
Lala Lajpat Rai College of Communication & Economics-Mumbai
Delhi University
Some good colleges for B.Com are:
Hansraj College-New Delhi, Madras Christian College, A. Poddar College of Commerce & Economics, Lovely Professional University, Hindu College-New Delhi, KJ Somaiya College of Arts and Commerce, Mumbai
Christ University-Bangalore, Xavier's College-Mumbai
Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics-Mumbai, Symbiosis College of Arts and Commerce-Pune
St. Joseph's College of Commerce, Bangalore
Shri Ram College of Commerce, Lady Shri Ram College for Women, Loyola College, Chennai.

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Identify your actual interests, aptitudes, strengths, and weaknesses and match it with the choices you have to shortlist the apt one for you. Choose a field wisely. B.Com can be good for me but not for you or vice -versa. Same goes for BBA. Each course has its own importance and need. You will find ample of opportunities if you did well in that course. The opportunities are not so much within the type of degree, as it is within the individual who has the degree. Opportunities are always there. It is up to you to take advantage of them through creative and critical thinking, assertiveness, perseverance, commitment, positive attitude, and the ability to think through long-term benefits. The most important and critical issue is your ability to create a vision for yourself. In other words, a clearly articulated picture of the future you intend to create for yourself. After you take hold of this vision, you must then develop a road-map that will bring that vision into reality. Then, you can better determine what type of degree is more beneficial and meets your overall career goals and objectives. Thus, the following:. Develop the will to change circumstances. Create the vision. Develop a road-map on how to get there (get help through a coach, mentor, etc. ). Just do it and do not let go until the vision becomes a reality. Remember this, "Attitude is Everything. I am enlisting a few good colleges which are known for their quality education and better placements of BBA: KJ Somaiya-Mumbai, Lovely Professional University-Punjab, Christ University-Bangalore, MS Ramaiah University-Bangalore, Madras Christian College-Chennai, Mount Carmel College-Bangalore, Shri Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics-Mumbai, Wilson College-Mumbai Lala Lajpat Rai College of Communication & Economics-Mumbai Delhi University Some good colleges for B.Com are: Hansraj College-New Delhi, Madras Christian College, A. Poddar College of Commerce & Economics, Lovely Professional University, Hindu College-New Delhi, KJ Somaiya College of Arts and Commerce, Mumbai Christ University-Bangalore, Xavier's College-Mumbai Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics-Mumbai, Symbiosis College of Arts and Commerce-Pune St. Joseph's College of Commerce, Bangalore Shri Ram College of Commerce, Lady Shri Ram College for Women, Loyola College, Chennai.

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Deeparun Dutta | Contributor-Level 8

6 years ago

It depends on your interests and subject knowledge. Make a plan what you want to do after graduation. If MBA is your aim then choosing either makes sense.

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Hasan Juzerbhai MBA student | Contributor-Level 9

7 years ago

If your aim is to do MBA then do BBA, as BBA will cover 50% of course which will come in MBA and if you are thinking to do MCA then do B.Com as to learn about accounting in detail.

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ayush kumar

7 years ago

It depends on your own interest. If you wanted to pursue your career in different fields like mass and communication, hospitality, tourism, teaching and others then you should go for B.Com as it gives you vast option to choose from as compared to BBA.

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