BBA Scope

Hi,
There are a lot of options which are available after completing BBA course. The BBA graduates can get into corporate jobs as executive or management trainees with industries such as banking, finance, consultancy, consumer durable companies, FMCG, it companies, advertising agencies and many others. Additionally, you can also supplement your degree with MBA which will increase your job hunting arena plus the packages you will get will be higher.
All the best for your future endeavors.

If you are interested in the business field then opt for BBA. It has a vast scope.

You can work in a bank or appear for UPSC exam.

I have seen both corporate and military life. Based on my personal experience, it is recommended that if you want quality life, you may chose career of commission officer in Indian Air Force or Indian Army but if you want money and material happiness, you may do MBA and join corporate.

You are advised to seek a job to gain some experience and try for CAT, XAT, MAT, SNAP, NMAT, etc. with two to three years of experience.

BBA graduates get backend jobs to provide support services to enterprise seniors. Exceptional candidates can expect to do some customer interface role in sales or marketing. BBA graduates' salaries vary between Rs. 2 Lacs to 8 Lacs per annum depending on the ranking of BBA colleges. BBA graduates will require MBA degree to move up in the career.

It depends upon your fields of interest. BBA is for accounting, management and other subjects related to business studies whereas B.Com is for accounting, auditing, taxation, etc.

It depends what business you want to do. If business is in your mind, you should not do any course after BBA and should join a small or medium firm and try hands in multiple fields such as operations, sales, marketing, HR or finance for at least 3 years. Meanwhile, you may opt few MOOCs on entrepreneurship and required field.

It is not easy to answer. You know that multiple options are available. So, the next step should be doing an aptitude test. After BBA, the most immediate thought as a course is a management post graduate programme only. You may start preparing for CAT and GMAT as it is not about the course but about the institute which matters.

Job opportunities for Engineering grads is less because there are more colleges and engineering grads output every year is more then number of new jobs being created every year. By the way problem with BBA grads is also same. You can chose any between B.Tech or BBA but do these degree from top colleges with good placement record only.