What to do B.Com or BBA after getting 67% in class 12th.

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Asked by Jeet Patel
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You have scored good marks in HSC, so you can apply for any of the courses. If you have scored good marks in accountancy then apply for B.Com (any specialisation).

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A  Kaushik
7 years ago
Dear Jeet, If you are planning to go for business or a job whatever, it is advisable to go for BBA. BBA will not only cover the subjects of commerce like accountancy but also it will lay the foundation for an MBA if you plan to pursue it in the future. It will enable you to understand the concepts o

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