Which course is better in terms of job opportunities among B.Sc, BBA, BA and BHM?

Dear Sahadev Patel, BHM has got highly demand in the world, with the sectors like, cruising, airlines industry, software industry, shipping industry, and five star hotel industry, etc. with high salaries across the globe. Second, you can prefer BBA, next B.Sc, and BA. Choose accordingly. All the best.

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Hi, Undoubtedly BHM and BBA are more prospective in terms of job opportunity after graduation. Based on your interest you are to select one.

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Hi, Just doing a Bachelor’s degree won't fetch you a good job. Go for Master’s degree. All the courses mentioned by you have their own value and scopes. They are all different from different areas. First of all think about your interest area and decide on the course / degree. But remember to do Masters as well to get the best of job opportunities.

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Dear aspirant, BHM is a better option. If you go for BHM you would have better job opportunities, both in India and abroad. Even during the recession, the hospitality industry is the least affected because of numerous reasons. There are many options like hotels, cruise ships, restaurants, airlines, etc. Where you can start your career once you are a graduate. If you do it from any of the IHMs, then you would many companies walking in for the campus recruitment. It's your choice to stay in India or to work in other countries. If you have an aim of doing an MBA, then BBA is a better option. Also, if you want to do MBA in hospitality then go for BHM. However, if you do BHM you would not need to do an MBA in hospitality. If you found it useful then upvote or thumbs up to my answer. Good luck.

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Both courses are Bachelor degrees, basic at best. Whilst the BBA has a minimum duration of three years (split into six semesters), the BHM has a duration of four years (split into eight semesters) minimum. The BBA is a generalist degree with a lower fee-schedule whereas the BHM is vocational in nature and tends to be slightly more expensive. Ideally, you ought to be clearing off any loans taken within seven years (tax-deductible, that's why! ) Value, as is often said, is subjective and variable across time, space, location and context. A question with detailed commentary would’ve helped. I shall, however, attempt to answer it thus - If you consider yourself entrepreneurial, go do a BHM. If you desire the safety of a job, and safety alone is top priority, go do a BBA. Just remember, the decision to do either is irreversible. The leisure, tourism and hospitality sectors require candidates with vocational skills. They prefer a BHM over a BBA any day of the week. Similarly, a BHM graduate employed in, say, a BFSI institution, doing meaningful work is rare too. A wrong decision at this stage may result in you working an entry-level job for many years to come. Believe me, you do not want to be the BBA graduation who works in a 5x5 cubicle at 300-acre, five-star resort updating spreadsheets. Neither should you end up becoming a professionally-trained chef who ended up servicing insurance claims over the phone from 9AM-6PM, six days a week, for a pittance.

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BBA would be a good choice but yet try to take BBA hons as it would enhance your reputation and job opportunities.

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I think BBA provides better opportunities from the given options because it will help you to make a strong foundation in business perspective and after completing course, 1-2 year experience will make your profile very strong for admission in good B-school.

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