What should I do among B.Tech+MBA and BBA+MBA? I am a 12th science student.

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Parveen Kumar Sharma | Guide-Level 14

8 years ago

Hi Ashwin, if you have interest in pursuing Science/Engineering further, you better take B.Tech. You can go for MBA just after or even after taking a good Job. Doing BBA will not make you eligible for a good job. If you do BBA, then MBA has to be done. But, if you do B.Tech, it will make you ready f

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Varun Bhatia | Guide-Level 14

8 years ago

Hi, it depends upon you, what you want to study, because many students after class 12th science take BBA. And there are many who stick to the same course. For example, if a student takes science in class 12th, he or she will go for engineering. Now, the choice is yours.

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Varun Bhatia | Guide-Level 14

8 years ago

Both will give you equal advantage as after BBA, MBA is an automatic option but in terms of B.Tech, you should go for B.Tech+M.Tech that will give high package and BE + MBA also will give you the same. So, if you are interested in engineering then go for B.Tech +M.Tech.

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