Which course has a better scope: B.com or BBA?

B.Com is Bachelors in commerce and BBA is Bachelors in business administration. Both the courses are completely different and focus on different fields. The scope of both the fields is pretty good.

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Both the courses have their own good scope in their own work area so you can choose any of the course and work hard to widen your chances in getting a good job.

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BBA is having a better scope as compared to B.Com. Some of the advantages of BBA are as follows: 1. High salary package 2. Can work in any kind of organisations like technical and non-technical, managerial or non-managerial. 3. A lot of companies require BBA graduates.Almost, all companies offer opportunities for BBA students. 4. They deal with managerial education. Chances of promotion and switching from one college to another is very easy. Some of the major drawbacks of B.Com are: 1. Job openings are very less. 2. Cannot take up any managerial job in the marketing or HR field. 3. Salary package is also very less for B.com graduates as compared to BBA. So, always, BBA is better than B.Com. The campus chosen for both the courses decide the chances of getting a good job. So, I suggest you go with Bachelor of Business Administration.

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Both BBA and B. Com have their own merits and demerits. It depends entirely on the student's areas of interest and skills before choosing either of the courses. If making a career in management field is your priority then you should go for BBA as it the foundation for management and has been specifically designed for MBA aspirants. B.Com, on the other hand, is much more diversified and has a wider scope for specialization for postgraduate study Thus, it is advisable to first chalk out your skills aptitude and area of interest before taking up any of the courses instead of looking at the money making aspect while choosing a course as it is more feasible to choose a course that will give you long-term benefits rather than short-term benefits. So, choose wisely as per your interest and passion. Hope this information helps. All the best.

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I would answer this question differently by asking you whether income is the only yardstick for taking a course. In the long run, your aptitude and liking determine what kind of career you want to take. If you are good in accounts, book-keeping and interested in commerce you should do a B.Com. In case you aspire to be in the management field, e-commerce, customer relationship management and also leadership you should pursue a BBA. Deciding a career based on income has its pitfalls. You might gain money but that won't buy you happiness. In the long run, your aptitude and liking determine what kind of career you want to take. If you are good in accounts and interested in commerce you should opt for a B.Com. In case you aspire to be in the management field and also leadership you should pursue a BBA. Deciding a career based on income has its own pitfalls.You can ask some mentors to guide you through courses detail which might help you find exactly what you want to pursue. Remember Steve Jobs' (Apple's founder) quote - Love what you do and do what you love.

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Actually both the courses have better scope at their level. B.Com deals in businesses and commercial part like accounting, cash flow, business-government relation, etc. and BBA deals in businesses administration management part like managing personnel, giving them right work at right time, etc. So both have their own directions and streams to deal so they both have equal scope in terms of business and career but it might not be in aspects of money that it seems to be that administration works more than the commercial people, which may be the thinking so it can be the factor to consider. Whereas it is not same for everywhere and everyone, it depends from company to company where most companies don't follow that policy. These both can take you to the same positions like GM (General Manager) and CE's (Chief Executives) but starting point may vary that's where the difference lies, in their pattern of work.

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