What to do after 12th? I am confused between BBA and B.Com.

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Vaidurya V | Contributor-Level 9

7 years ago

If you plan to opt MBA further, BBA is a better choice. It will give you an idea of how we go about business administration. However, if you want to go for CA B.Com is an obvious choice. Moreover, it would be better to do BBA (Hons) than simple BBA so as to do specialisation in Marketing, Finance or

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Leena Agarwal | Guide-Level 12

7 years ago

Hello, It totally depends on your area of interest. There's no need for confusion. Sit alone for 20 minutes and think about your goal, what type of life you want and which type of career do you want to get successful in. If you want some managerial type job, then go for BBA and if you want to do yo

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