BBA

Yes, it can definitely be worth it if you're clear about going into management. The Integrated BBA + MBA at LPU gives you a continuous path from undergraduate to postgraduate study, with exposure to internships, industry interaction and different management specialisations. If you're interested in areas like marketing, finance, HR or business analytics, it's a decent option to consider.

Yes, the college provides hostel facility to girls pursuing BBA at IMU-Kochi.

For admission at Indus University, you need to pass 10+2 with aminimum of 45% to 50%. The seat intake is around 60 students per batch. 

For complete details, you can check this link-

https://www.shiksha.com/university/indus-university-ahmedabad-31348/course-bba-in-aviation-management-313545

That depends on the college or university you are enrolled in. Most colleges let students switch between specializations in the first semester or frist year. 

This is because in the starting two semesters, students are taught foundational subjects that are the same for all specializations. But you have to check with your college counsellor for more details.

There are many good colleges for BBA.

I am sharing the best colleges based on my research-

• SCBS (Delhi University)
• NMIMS (Anil Surendra Modi School)
• Christ University
• Symbiosis Centre for Management Studies (SCMS)
• IIM Indore
• Loyola College

The colleges offers decent placement opportunities for BBA. The average package for BBA is around INR 3 LPA to 5.5 LPA.

The college has active training and placement cell and arranges mock interviews, group discussions, aptitude tests and personality development programs for students.

 For BBA course at Acharya Nagarjuna University, you must pass 10+2 from any recognized board with a minimum aggregate of 45%- 50%.

For complete details, you can check the link below-

https://www.shiksha.com/university/acharya-nagarjuna-university-guntur-3851

The best BMS, BBA or B.Sc. Home Science colleges within a 2 Lacs budget include:

• Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business
• Deen Dayal Upadhyaya 
• Lady Irwin College for Home Science

I studied at GIBS Bangalore, so I can share this from my own experience.

The campus is pretty good for BBA students. The classrooms are comfortable, there's a library and computer labs, and there are enough spaces for students to hang out and take part in events and activities.

I personally liked the green 10-acre campus because college life didn't feel like it was only about sitting in classrooms all day. There was a nice mix of academics, activities and campus events.

Overall, I found the infrastructure at GIBS Bangalore comfortable and student-friendly, and the campus environment was one of the things I enjoyed during my time there.