BBA

As per my knowledge BBM and BBA they both are same, BBM gives the students capable with skill and knowledge about management aspects, because I have completed me BBM, there is a variety of specialisation like, finance, marketing, human resource, in GIBS Bangalore they have the both BBM and BBA B.Com course it is affiliated by AICTE Bangalore
BBA is Bachelor of Business Administration which is undergraduate course which you can pursue after you have cleared your 12th standard. This degree offers an optimum blend of theory and practice to provide a solid foundation in general business management with specializations in area of choice.
Whereas, B.Tech is an undergraduate academic degree conferred after completion of a three-year, a four-year programme of studies at an affiliated university or institution. If you love to manage things, want to administrate some firm or some work or some projects at least go for BBA and if you want to create something new or more interested about technical things then you go for B.Tech. Both are equally good but it depends on the attitude of the 12th candidate to select the course. But think twice while selecting the course. If you have interest in technology, if you are creative enough, if you are a born problem solver and having good analytical and technical abilities and if your maths is good then you must go for B.Tech else join BBA.
Choosing the right stream has a long lasting impact on a student's future. It has been often noticed student start hating their subject after some time or quit their subject midway or start feeling frustrated about the wrong move or decision. The decision they once took out of peer pressure or parental pressure or due to lack of knowledge now becomes the burden of their life. Hence, it is very important for any student to choose the stream carefully for better career prospects in future. If you are not interested in doing a job and want to do further study then you can take a master's degree. MBA is the best master's degree to take after the completion of BBA. You can give the entrance exams like CAT, GRE, GMAT, MAT, Symbiosis National Aptitude Examination, etc. Finally, listen to your heart.

BBA port and terminal management:
The programme will make the student understand the role of ports in international trade and transport and how ports can benefit or detract from the economic development of countries and their sea-borne trade, understand the effect of globalisation on port choice and how changes in logistics and distribution patterns influence the development or decline of ports, understand the geographic reasons for port location and the extent to which this may depend on the nature of their hinterland and natural resources. The different types of ports and access to ports (natural, manmade, river, estuary) and the diversity of specialist port operations, the enhanced role of ports in a through transport context hub ports, feeder/transshipment ports, intermodal interfaces will also be covered. The curriculum will also discuss the role of national, regional local government in port provision, the different forms of the ownership structure of ports and of port services; public/private, landlord only, full or part service provider, terminal facilities within ports and the use of Free Port/Free Trade Zones as an economics tool. BBA
The Bachelor of Business Administration is a Bachelor's degree in commerce, arts and business administration.