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Subham Das

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Both the courses are good and helpful for someone heading into the real essence of commerce.
To be able to choose any one from them you need to ask yourself one question:
Do you aspire to step in the banking sector or some other?
If you're interested in the banking sector and want to make a career out of it then Bachelors of commerce is for you.
If you're interested in a more industry-related course that's constructed by consulting leading organisations then you should go for Bachelors of Business Administration

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Kapil Salave

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In my opinion,there is not specific place to study BBA or any degree. Every country has its own ranking of educational institutions according to that country's financial conditions. If you study further like MBA or MMS then there are many options in India and abroad also like US,UK, etc. Choose wisely because its about your whole education.All the best!

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mani khanna

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Hi,
You may check this comparison tool:
https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison

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Atish ChandraTech, Travel & Food

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BBA is all about business management and BCA is all about computers, prograimming, etc.

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Keshav Sharma

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Hello Rishu,
JIMS Rohini being one of the best B school in Delhi NCR has performed extraordinarily well in all the parameters. The faculty members are having good experience in teaching and have good corporate relations. JIMS placement cell is also performing well to bring big brands to the college. In terms of ROI, you will definitely get back what you have invested. The placements are also better and exposure given here is helpful. The campus environment is very friendly and lively. Over the years, JIMS - Rohini has consistently proved to be the reservoir of talent for the finest companies.

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Prabhat Anand

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You can go for Christ University, Bangalore.

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Manish Venkat

Beginner-Level 4

See, you can do BBA and MBA. No problem with that. You can do a specialisation in your interested field. Now only one problem comes in front of you that is you need some kind of basic maths knowledge for BBA and MBA. You can't escape from maths for example finance, operation, etc. needs basic knowledge of maths. And, I will suggest you take BBA and MBA as it has a vast scope.

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