Which course should I pursue from BHU among BA, B.Sc and BBA to get the best placements? I completed my 12th with 65% from PCM stream.

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Anjani Jha Jha | Guide-Level 12

9 years ago

Ashish placement is based on your skill set first of all evaluate your skill set and interest in the subject. As per your profile B.Sc. is more suitable to you but again it is worth only when you have an interest in the PCM if not than BBA is a good choice.

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Ashish Mehra | Beginner-Level 2

9 years ago

Thank you.

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Tanushree Mitra | Guide-Level 12

9 years ago

Hi Ashish, If you want the best placement you should have the right skills and very good academic performance. To achieve this you must know what your interests are. The three fields you mentioned that is BA, B.Sc and BBA are different and requires different skillset. Know where your aptitude lies

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Ashish Mehra | Beginner-Level 2

9 years ago

Thank you.

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