What should I do after BBA other than MBA?

You have following options after BBA except for MBA: (a) 3 years law degree i.e. LLB (b) MCA (if you had Maths in class 12th as a subject) (c) Masters in Social work (d) MA Mass Communication (e) Join a government job where the eligibility criteria is graduation degree. (f) Appear for CDS to join defence services. (g) Appear for PO and clerical services examination. (h) Join one-year courses run by private Banks and B-Schools. (k) PG Diploma in Business Analytics (l) Business Analysis certification from IIBA

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MBA vs BBA: Business studies have become very popular in recent times because of its profound utilisation in any sector like banking, finance, business and many other productive sectors. You need managers and business handling persons in almost every concern, who take immense responsibilities to control the authority of the company and helps in swaying the organisation smoothly. A study in the management branch today has thus become very important with the availability of both BBA and MBA. It is necessary to qualify the entrance test in both the degrees, but MBA is considered to be tougher by general mass. For BBA, you just need to qualify 10+2 level and then either get selected by grades or by special selection tests. For MBA, an entrance test is compulsory and the candidate has to score good grades in it. It can be rightly said that as the MBA is a more precise form of business and requires a good knowledge about every field of management. MBA vs BBA has become an issue in the mind of the students and they often fail to take a decision. You should avoid the illusion that BBA course is essential to pursue MBA. Any student who has successfully completed the Bachelor's degree in any branch is capable of sitting in the entrance tests to qualify for studying MBA. There are different types of meritorious tests like CAT, MAT, and XAT in India to make a merit list of the MBA applying candidates. BBA can also be studied as a separate branch of qualification and a future MBA will make you a strong contender for the management jobs.

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You have following options after BBA except for M.A. (a) 3 years law degree I. e. LL.B. (b) MCA (if you had Maths in class 12th as a subject) (c) Masters in Social work (d) M.A. Mass Communication(e) Join a government job where the eligibility criteria is graduation degree. (f) Appear for CDS to join defence services.

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A study in the management branch today has thus become very important with the availability of both BBA and MBA. It is necessary to qualify the entrance test in both the degrees, but MBA is considered to be tougher by general mass. For BBA you just need to qualify 10+2 level and then either get selected by grades or by special selection tests. For MBA, an entrance test is compulsory and the candidate has to score good grades in it. It can be rightly said that as the MBA is a more precise form of business and requires a good knowledge about every field of management. MBA vs BBA has become an issue in the mind of the students and they often fail to take a decision. You should avoid the illusion that BBA course is essential to pursue MBA.

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