BBA Scope

There is no mandatory requirement to do SAP certifications. You may choose any of SAP functional consultant certification based on your BBA degree specializsation or interest: SD, MM, CRM, PP, FICO, etc

Hi,
Both the courses have different perspective. If you want to get only to into the management and administration side of it then BBA in Aviation is better. And if you want to work in the finance, taxation, and accountancy sectors of the aviation industry then go for B.Com Aviation. The two countries you mentioned have limited job prospects for international students especially UK. They do not give work permits easily and prefer local candidates only. You must aim for an MBA and gain some work experience if you want to work abroad.

There are jobs. But if you do MBA from a reputed institute you will get placed in a good job.

Hi,
Both are more or less the same. BBM provides specialization in a variety of areas such as human resources, operation, finance and marketing whereas BBA does not meet this criteria.
Choosing either of one is good, however, it depends if you have plans in running a business or not but as you have mentioned you would like to work in corporate, BBM is more appropriate though BBA will also equally help.

Hello Viraj,
I understand and appreciate your interest in pursuing Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA). BBA is a professional 3 years management degree course which prepares you for entry management or supervisory roles in IT in Business enterprises in various management functions. BBA graduates can easily get job of Rs 20000 or more. BBA graduates will have to obtains PG qualifications for better career opportunities. It has a very good scope.
I hope this answers your question to your satisfaction. If so, kindly upvote this answer. If you have any further questions, kindly revert.

See, you have a very bright prospect with regard to MBA. Try learning concepts carefully and start your preparation for CAT from today itself.
Getting into ToP B-Schools will make your future.

Hi,
Ideally, try and get into the top 50 or 100 B-schools for MBA.
All the best.

MBA/MMS/PGDM is the preferred option after BBA. If not MBA you can also opt for LLB/ CA/ CS, etc. or join some short term diplomas or certificate courses in your preferred subjects.
All the best.

Hi,
You can opt for MBA and then qualify the UGC NET exam.
All the best.

Hi Aditi,
Both the courses are different. If you want to go ahead in management then opt for BBA. Otherwise, you can go or B.Sc depending upon your interest.
Hope this helps.