BBA

You will have to take the CET exam of Christ University.

You can do a MAJMC course for this field.

You can do LLM from World' s No.-1 law school HAVARD LAW SCHOOL, USA.

Of course. There is a college in Bangalore which gives admission if you don't even have a TC of your previous college but for that you need to convince the management a bit more. one of my friend failed in 2 subjects in his PUC but ended up getting a seat in RAMAIAH INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS STUDIES wit

It might be a good one. But, if you opt BBA LLB (law in BBA of 5 years course), it would be better than what you're opting.

You can try for professional courses like CA, CS and cost accountant, it has a great value and pays well.

It depends on your area of interest only. Just ask yourself where you want to see yourself after 10 years. If you think you want to be in finance then go for stock related course. If your plan is different go with the certificate which will help you more.

It would be BBA general and BBA Hons. BABA General provides an overview of the subject. Students cannot choose a specialization, cut-off is low and is comparatively less demand in Industry. Whereas, BBA Honors provides in depth knowledge of the subjects. Students can choose a specialisation, cut off

Yes, you can pursue BBA provided you have done your DBM from a recognised institute. Usually to get admitted in BBA courses the requirement is 12th pass or an equivalent course from a recognised institute. So a lot depends upon where you have done your DBM from.

You can join LLB as law would be very helpful in management career or you can do M.Com.
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