Which one is better among B.Com and BBA? I got 88% in commerce without maths in class 12th.
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That's very good. Congratulations. Well, if your family or you wanted to be interested to become a manager or CEO in any company, then you can choose BBA other commerce is there for you. -
B.Com will be good, because here you will have a little knowledge about computer. In B.Com computers, you will have computers related subjects. And remaining subjects like accounts, marketing are same in both the groups. The technical knowledge which you gain will be useful for you in your higher studies like MBA and at the job. -
B.Com has a wide scope. You can go for CA side by side. And, BBA course will help you land in a job quickly. Also, CPT coaching can be availed. MBA is an option you have by passing both the courses.
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parvez shaikh Mentor for upcoming generation and talents | Contributor-Level 10
6 years agoBBA is better than B.Com because it has wider scope than B.Com and will also act as a base if you want to do MBA after your graduation. -
Dear Student, If you want to pursue a career in financial fields like CA then Bachelors of Commerce is better. On the other hand BBA is a professional course, its much more skill specific than a B.Com. B.Com aims to help the students understand the financial and accounting aspects of an organisation. It helps the students to be well-equipped for areas like stock markets/financial portfolio analysis/banking/insurance etc. BBA imparts students with contemporary skill sets such as analytical, decision-making, technical, interpersonal skills and is meant for students who desire to build their professional competence with higher knowledge a...more
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Both BBA and B.Com offer similar career Opportunity. If students are willing to do an MBA, then BBA might be the better option. But if the students interested to become a CA CS or CFA then B.Com will be a better option for students. BBA is a 3 year undergraduate degree level course. B.Com or Bachelor of Commerce is a three-year undergraduate course imparted in regular as well as distance education mode. B.Com is the second most popular undergraduate course in the Commerce branch. Under B.Com there are three most popular courses, namely B.Com or B.Com-General, B.Com (Honours) and B.Com LL.B. BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration) is...more
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As you are from commerce background, BBA is more suggestible as compared to B.Com. You even have a good aggregate and better to go with BBA.
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BBA is an undergraduate course that helps develop the entrepreneurship skills of the candidates. There are many colleges providing this degree like:-
Lovely Professional University, Phagwara
Loyola College, Chennai
SSCBS, Delhi
Christ University, Bengaluru
Let me share the salient features of this course in LPU that will clarify your doubts. School of Business has been accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) of USA for its Management, Commerce and Economics programmes. School is ranked No. 2 in India in Outreach and Inclusivity and 38 overall in the prestigious NIRF 2018 ranking released by The Mini...more -
Hi, if you are interested in business, so I think that BBA is good according to scope, salary, skill development. Otherwise, if you are good in accounting, and want to go for government job. So, B.Com is good for you. Good luck. -
I would prefer BBA. You have done your BBA with commerce and mathematics.
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