Which one is better among B.Com and BBA? I got 88% in commerce without maths in class 12th.

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Dharamveer Dheer
6 years ago
Dear Vinod, kudos for a decent score in 10+2. Both B.Com and BBA have their own different needs. I think if you have done without Mathematics go in for BBA. Although there will be a bit of mathematical topics but you can easily learn those if you choose a good college. You can also check your aptitu

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Ashish Sharma
6 years ago
Dear Vinod, Congratulations for a decent score in 10+2. Both B.Com and BBA have their own different needs. I think if you have done without Mathematics go in for BBA. Although there will be a bit of mathematical topics but you can easily learn those if you choose a good college. You can also check y

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Priya Mahajan
6 years ago
Hi A lot depends on your I terest. If you are more interested in maths and accounts go for B.Com. If you are interested in marketing, then go for BBA The real worth of these degrees would be if added with an MBA. So go for a dual degree or integrated degree of BBA MBA or B.Com MBA from an enterprisi

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Vineet Kumar Rohilla
7 years ago
All the prestigious institutes want Maths as a subject to pursue B.Com and as a gentle advice too, since I'm doing BBA and have my friends in B.Com, you must have a very good control over Maths and accounts, as the syllabus of B.Com is wider than BBA, since you don't have Maths B.Com may be troublin

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Sir, Without maths, can I get a top college of commerce like DU or any other for BBA?

Sapan Sapan
6 years ago
Hi, B.Com or BBA will have equal worth if added with an MBA from a good college. LPU School of Business has been accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs of USA for its Management, Commerce and Economics programmes. School is ranked No. 2 in India in Outreach and Inc

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K
6 years ago
Hi A lot depends on our interest also. Both are good. You can go for an integrated or dual course by adding an MBA and both would be of equal value. LPU School of Business has been accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs of USA for its Management, Commerce and Econo

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6 years ago
Hi, It depends on your interest. B.Com or Bachelor Of Commerce is an undergraduate degree in the field of commerce or management. The course is basically designed for students who are good with numbers. BBA or Bachelor of Business Administration is a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration. Thi

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6 years ago
Hi Vinod, Both the courses are good, BBA is a 3 year undergraduate degree level course. BBA offers knowledge and skills in the area of Business Management and Entrepreneurship. B.Com is also 3 years degree course which is also a better opportunity for students whose wanting to make a career in finan

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6 years ago
Hi, depends on your interest too. If interested in maths and accounts go for B.Com. If interested in marketing HR jobs, go for BBA. Add MBA for a fruitful career. You can go for a dual degree or integrated degree of BBA MBA or B.Com. MBA and have extra academic and fee benefits. LPU offers a complet

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6 years ago
Dear Vinod, Congratulations for a decent score in 10+2. Both B.Com and BBA have their own different needs. I think if you have done without Mathematics go in for BBA. Although there will be a bit of mathematical topics but you can easily learn those if you choose a good college. You can also check y

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