Which one is better among BBA and B.Com if I am interested in entrepreneurship?

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ABHISHEK K If you do not go to the end, why to start? | Scholar-Level 17

5 years ago

Each is a 3-year course after class 12th and offers multiple career choices. Generally, people who want to pursue B.Com want to be hardcore financial number crunchers, they are people generally devoted to finance and even if they pursue MBA after B.Com they generally choose finance as their area of specialisation. Besides doing MBA, they can also choose to do M.Com CA ICWA. They can also join jobs in the accounts department of companies, or they can also work with banks and finance and tax consultants. BBA course is a more comprehensive course which aims to better equip the student with other aspects of business besides finance like Hu

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iam ssuhana | Guide-Level 14

5 years ago

The choice between BBA or B.Com solely depends upon your inclination, aptitude, and passion. Each is a 3-year course after class 12th and offers multiple career choices. Generally, people who want to pursue B.Com want to be hardcore financial number crunchers, they are people generally devoted to finance and even if they pursue MBA after B.Com they generally choose finance as their area of specialization. Besides doing MBA, they can also choose to do M.Com CA ICWA. They can also join jobs in the accounts department of companies, or they can also work with banks and finance and tax consultants. BBA course is a more comprehensive course

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The choice between BBA or B.Com solely depends upon your inclination, aptitude, and passion. Each is a 3-year course after class 12th and offers multiple career choices. Generally, people who want to pursue B.Com want to be hardcore financial number crunchers, they are people generally devoted to finance and even if they pursue MBA after B.Com they generally choose finance as their area of specialization. Besides doing MBA, they can also choose to do M.Com CA ICWA. They can also join jobs in the accounts department of companies, or they can also work with banks and finance and tax consultants. BBA course is a more comprehensive course which aims to better equip the student with other aspects of business besides finance like Human Resource, Marketing, Operations, and Systems. BBA courses are industry-tailored courses aimed at equipping the student with requisite managerial skills. Students who graduate in BBA can pursue their post-graduation only in MBA; alternatively, they can also seek employment in companies as management trainees. Some people may also decide to pursue part-time MBA while working. As a BBA graduate, you can seek to specialize in finance as well as streams other than finance such as HR, Operations, Productions, Materials Management, Marketing, and Systems. To Sum Up, Choice, of Course, depends on:
Aptitude of student
Score of student in entrance
College reputation
Career prospects
Opportunities
Constraints
It is advisable not to think of how much money you will be able to make but carefully analyze your interests and aptitudes before choosing an alternative and then steadily work towards honing your aptitude and skills in your specific area of interest. From the broader approach, the narrower and reach your pinnacle. Top notch institutes for are IIM-Indore, Shri Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics, K. J Somaiya Mumbai, Lovely Professional University, Punjab, Delhi University, Christ University, Bangalore, MS Ramaiah University, Bangalore, Madras Christian College, Chennai, Mount Carmel College, Bangalore, Mumbai, Wilson College, Mumbai, Lala Lajpat Rai College of Communication & Economics, Mumbai.

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The choice between BBA or B.Com solely depends upon your inclination, aptitude, and passion. Each is a 3-year course after class 12th and offers multiple career choices. Generally, people who want to pursue B.Com want to be hardcore financial number crunchers, they are people generally devoted to finance and even if they pursue MBA after B.Com they generally choose finance as their area of specialization. Besides doing MBA, they can also choose to do M.Com CA ICWA. They can also join jobs in the accounts department of companies, or they can also work with banks and finance and tax consultants. BBA course is a more comprehensive course which aims to better equip the student with other aspects of business besides finance like Human Resource, Marketing, Operations, and Systems. BBA courses are industry-tailored courses aimed at equipping the student with requisite managerial skills. Students who graduate in BBA can pursue their post-graduation only in MBA; alternatively, they can also seek employment in companies as management trainees. Some people may also decide to pursue part-time MBA while working. As a BBA graduate, you can seek to specialize in finance as well as streams other than finance such as HR, Operations, Productions, Materials Management, Marketing, and Systems. To Sum Up, Choice, of Course, depends on: Aptitude of student Score of student in entrance College reputation Career prospects Opportunities Constraints It is advisable not to think of how much money you will be able to make but carefully analyze your interests and aptitudes before choosing an alternative and then steadily work towards honing your aptitude and skills in your specific area of interest. From the broader approach, the narrower and reach your pinnacle. Top notch institutes for are IIM-Indore, Shri Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics, K. J Somaiya Mumbai, Lovely Professional University, Punjab, Delhi University, Christ University, Bangalore, MS Ramaiah University, Bangalore, Madras Christian College, Chennai, Mount Carmel College, Bangalore, Mumbai, Wilson College, Mumbai, Lala Lajpat Rai College of Communication & Economics, Mumbai.

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ARITRA PAUL

7 years ago

BBA will give practical learning, but will give you more knowledge. And, it is better to go for B.Com plus MBA rather than BBA plus MBA. Because, the learnings of B.Com helps more in MBA.