BBA

Yes, you can pursue it but it is recommended to do BFA first and then going for MFA.

In my opinion, what matters the most is your post graduation, so you can pursue graduation from the same city you live in. Still, to answer your question, private universities are expensive so I would suggest that you can come to Delhi, GGSIPU is comparatively less expensive than any private university.

12 or more years of study has to be done in Karnataka to get admission through CET. If not CET you have to apply to Management Quota only.

It's alright! It's not a big issue that can't be overcome. You still have time. Instead of focusing on that what you lose, now start focusing on what you have. Even if you give 1-2 hours daily to it, you can easily cover it up. But it requires consistency and hard work. So, be relaxed and make a proper schedule to cover the whole syllabus. And always remember that there is no shortcut to studies. You can refer to various books like T. R Jain and Sandeep Garg (for simple language) and youtube channels. All the best.

BCA is a technical course in the field of computers while BBA is a management course. Both are the different fields & have their value in their fields It depends on your interest & potential. Both have bright futures. BCA scope
1. Software developer
2. Programmer
3. Web developer
4. Software tester
5. Database manager
6. System engineer
BBA SCOPE
1. Banking and Finance
2. Investment Banking
3. Management in the private sector
4. HR Management
5. Marketing Management
6. Finance & Accounting Management
Thanks.

Hello! dear
Yes, BBA course offered by this university. Bachelor of Business Administration BBA is a three years full-time undergraduate course.
Eligibility Criteria:
The candidate should have passed in 10+2 / Pre-University Course/ Equivalent Course recognised by Bangalore University. I am providing you a link from where you can get details of BBA course and many other information related to college. https://www.shiksha.com/college/st-francis-college-koramangala-Bangalore-91839/course-bachelor-of-business-administration-bba-484595
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No, they don't have BBA courses.