BBA Scope

Hello,
To become a lecturer after BBA, you should have to complete the master's degree i.e. MBA. After completing the post-graduation, you should go for the UGC NET Exam. UGC NET (University Grants Commission - National Eligibility Test) is conducted by the National Testing Agency NTA to select the candidates for the post of Assistant Professor only or JRF & Assistant Professor. The minimum eligibility criteria to appear in the UGC NET Exam is post-graduation with minimum 55% aggregate marks. There is no age limit to appear in NET for the post of Assistant Professor but if you are applying for JRF then the maximum age limit is 30 years. More information about the eligibility of NET is here - If you are eligible for the NET Exam, then you can apply for this twice a year. I hope it helps.

Hi,
Private sector companies have the competitive edge, wherein you will have to deal with everyday market challenges with your quickly problem solving and decision-making skills. Furthermore, the salary package offered by private companies to management professionals is too high. Some of the industries where an MBA graduate can work are as follows:
Advertising
Aviation
Banking
Consultancy
Digital Marketing
Entertainment
Finance
Information Technology (IT)
Insurance
Media
Offline Marketing
Manufacturing
Government Sector Jobs after BBA
Though the salary package of management professionals in Government sector is not as high as compared to private sector, however, in the government sector there is the minimal work pressure, job security and stability. Scope for management professionals in government banking sector is the highest as compared to any other domain. Many government run accountancy and financial institutions are always in a lookout for young BBA Graduates. If you are BBA graduate who is good at analyzing key issues, planning and managing resources and data-crunching, then you will have a bright future in government sector. Thank you.