BBA in Foreign Trade (International Trade Negotiations) 

at UPES - Experience Centre, Nehru Place

After completing BBA students normally go for pursuing MBA. They can also explore job opportunities in various fields such as banking, urban infrastructure and real estate management, business consultancies, advertising, manufacturing and government sectors. Some major job profiles one can join after BBA are Human Resource Executive, Marketing Manager, R&D Manager and Sales Executive.

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Yes, it is worth doing BBA from UPES. UPES University is one of the popular universities in India. UPES Dehradun is approved by UGC and was established in 2003 through the UPES Act (2003) of the State Legislature of Uttrakhand. UPES has campuses in Dehradun and UPES (Admission Office) is located in Delhi. Some of the courses provided by the university are approved by the Bar Council of India, and the Pharmacy Council of India. Some of the courses are accredited by (IACBE),  USA, and NBA.

Yes, candidates who complete Class 10 and Class 12 with at least 50% aggregate can apply for BBA course at UPES - Experience Centre. The selection criteria for the course is UPESMET UG/UGAT/CUET UG/Merit + PI, PI + SOP (Global BBA). Candidates whose score less than 50% in Class 12 are not eleigible for admission. 

The UPES Admission Office is not a department for studying but rather a administrative unit responsible for handling admissions-related processes and inquiries from prospective students. Therefore, you do not study within the Admission Office itself.

When you enroll at UPES and become a student, you will study within one of UPES's academic schools or departments, depending on the programme or field of study you choose. UPES offers a wide range of academic programs in areas such as engineering, business, law, design, and more. Your experience as a student at UPES will depend on the specific school or department you are part of, the faculty, curriculum, resources, and facilities available.

Admission to UPES - Experience Centre can vary in difficulty depending on the chosen admission pathway. There are three options available: UPSEAT (which covers 80% of seats), Board marks (for which exceptional scores are required), and JEE Main marks for All India seats. If you are aiming for admission through UPSEAT, it's generally considered more competitive, and you should aim for a rank of at least 600 in the exam to increase your chances of securing a spot at the college. The difficulty level of admission can also be influenced by factors such as the number of applicants and the specific programme you are applying to. It's advisable to research the admission criteria and requirements for your chosen course to understand the level of competitiveness involved.