Which course is better between BBA and BCom for MBA and business?

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5 days ago

I would say both BBA and B.Com can work well before an MBA, depending on what you want to learn first. I personally found BBA more aligned with business basics and management. I'd also looked at Asian School of Business while comparing management-focused study options.

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Akansha Goyal | Contributor-Level 7

a year ago

Both BBA and BCom graduates can pursue MBA. However, BBA is more suitable for students interested in business, as it focuses on both practical and theoretical aspects of management. BCom is better for those who want to focus on finance and accounting before an MBA.

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