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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
Scholar-Level 17
After BBA in Banking and Finance, you can start with private banks as a clerk. You can also try for PO exams and get into nationalized banks. You can get into micro-finance companies/NBFCs. You can also try in Insurance companies in client acquisition roles.
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
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Hi Abhishek,
Clear your backlogs first and decide what to study solely on your interests and career plans. A PG Diploma in international business, general management, global managament etc. are some of the many options available.
Clear your backlogs first and decide what to study solely on your interests and career plans. A PG Diploma in international business, general management, global managament etc. are some of the many options available.
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Shrija Ashok kumarWork in a way to always challenge your limits !
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Hi Mansi,
Broadly speaking, there is not much difference between the curriculum of a B. Com and a BBA degree, in the Indian context.
When a BBA does have slightly more focus towards management subjects, "B. Com" gives a broader overview.
Important thing is , to get admission into a reputed B School you will have to crack CAT/XAT/GMAT/SNAP etc entrance exams.
And look at the paradox, these tests have nothing to do with ones knowledge/understanding of management! Bitter truth, but yes thats the reality!
So, go through the syllabus of both BBA & B.com and then make a choice. In the end you will have to study Quant, Verbal, logical reasonin
Broadly speaking, there is not much difference between the curriculum of a B. Com and a BBA degree, in the Indian context.
When a BBA does have slightly more focus towards management subjects, "B. Com" gives a broader overview.
Important thing is , to get admission into a reputed B School you will have to crack CAT/XAT/GMAT/SNAP etc entrance exams.
And look at the paradox, these tests have nothing to do with ones knowledge/understanding of management! Bitter truth, but yes thats the reality!
So, go through the syllabus of both BBA & B.com and then make a choice. In the end you will have to study Quant, Verbal, logical reasonin
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kriti arya
Beginner-Level 5
Hi Vishvjeet,
BBA is offered in many good specializations, you can pursue the following domains-
Hospitality, Travel, and Tourism
Finance
Marketing
Retail
Take a look at the website for further information- http://utm.ac.in/BBA-cse.php
BBA is offered in many good specializations, you can pursue the following domains-
Hospitality, Travel, and Tourism
Finance
Marketing
Retail
Take a look at the website for further information- http://utm.ac.in/BBA-cse.php
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kriti arya
Beginner-Level 5
Hi Anu, not all BBA requires mathematics as a major subject. Here is the eligibility criteria of my brother's college University of Technology and Management, in BBA Hospitality, Travel and Tourism. You can have a look if you wish to apply for the same-
Eligibility: Minimum 45% Marks at Secondary School Examination (10th) and Senior/Higher School Certificate Examination (12th).
Admission: Eligible students are called for a Personal Interview. Students are offered admission on the basis of their performance in Personal Interview.
http://utm.ac.in/BBA-cse.php
Eligibility: Minimum 45% Marks at Secondary School Examination (10th) and Senior/Higher School Certificate Examination (12th).
Admission: Eligible students are called for a Personal Interview. Students are offered admission on the basis of their performance in Personal Interview.
http://utm.ac.in/BBA-cse.php
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Seheer OttayilEducational Expert and Columnist
Guide-Level 11
MBA require Graduation in any stream as eligibility criteria. So graduation in which subject is not important. But if you take BBA, then it will be continuation of your graduate studies.
Apart from traditional specializations such as HR, Systems, Marketing and Finance, several sectoral programs also available at MBA like
Media and Entertainment Management
Project Management
Pharma Management
Marine Management
Logistics and Supply Chain Management etc.
If you want to specialize in Agricultural Marketing / Management, it is better to choose B.Sc-Agriculture
Apart from traditional specializations such as HR, Systems, Marketing and Finance, several sectoral programs also available at MBA like
Media and Entertainment Management
Project Management
Pharma Management
Marine Management
Logistics and Supply Chain Management etc.
If you want to specialize in Agricultural Marketing / Management, it is better to choose B.Sc-Agriculture
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Tushar Jindal
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Our university is a A+ ranked by NAAC. Well, also it depends on you what kind of aim you have for your graduation. BVIMR is a good college to pursue BBA.
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Abhishek Vishwakarma
Beginner-Level 3
BBA is for management and b.tech is for engineering.So, it depends on what you want to do. If you want to do MBA after graduation, I will suggest you for BBA.
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