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If you enter into BBA now you will have to start all over again. In fact you will delay your graduation two years from now. However, if you just try to plan your course of action, than you will come out in flying colours. All you need to do is just analyse as to where are you lagging behind in your studies. Find out which is the subject that is creating problems for you. Once you are done with this join some good private tuition where a subject expert can help you come out of your fear for that subject. Practice it with full focus and devotion. You will find that you have reached in a better position than now. Complete your
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MBA abroad programs are meant for students with work experience of around 2 years. Universities can accept you if you have something unique and an extra ordinary profile. Suggest you to consider MS management or PG diploma.
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9 years agoBeginner-Level 3
According to me BBA as well as BBM both are good but for computer likers BBA is good, BBA is based mostly on practical. BBM is based mostly on theory part and BBM also includes computer languages but not so.
BBA is the best option according to me.
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