BBA

Yes, you should have a graduation degree and that's all for doing MA.

No, it is not compulsory. You can apply for BBA without mathematics also.

In Media-Caps University BBA Admission is based on the marks obtained in 10+2.
Eligibility is candidate must have passed 10+2 from any recognised Board with minimum 50%.

Both have their own value and criterias. BBA will have management and commerce while B.Com will have pure commerce. You have to decide on your own. You can opt MBA after both these courses.

You will get jobs in core finance sector. Profiles will be like Consultant, Research Analyst, Specialist, Business Analyst, if you see the opportunities - in BA IT. Roles are offered to MBAs, in Global Investment Banks roles like Business Analyst, Research Analyst are offered, rating companies offers Research Analyst, Retail Banks offers Relationship Manager Roles. Apart from this, financial and insurance companies offers sales roles for different bank products like loans, insurance, equities, bonds, derivatives. There are still a lot more roles offered in financial world.

B.Com (Hons) is the better option, as it keeps all the options open. You can opt for CAT CA or MBA for better opportunities.

Yes. Amity University Mumbai conducts an entrance test for various Bachelor's degree courses. Selection will be done based on the scores as well as a personal interview of shortlisted candidates.

BBA is completely different from Nursing and Engineering. You cannot compare them so easily. BBA will prepare you to work in industries like Bank financial organizations, business consultants etc. If you deeply enjoy to learn more about that, then go for it. After BBA, you can opt for MBA to get in depth site of your field and higher living also.

Hi Kavya! Yes you can pursue BBA from government colleges in low cost. Some government colleges are really good but some private colleges are good in placement at the same time. If you just need a degree and want to go for off campus placement, then go for government colleges. If you need a little job as soon as possible then join private colleges having good placements records. Best of luck.