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Which are the top colleges in Pune and Mumbai to pursue BBA in IB?
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Asked by Vedant
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What should I do? I have completed BBA with 71% and I have an experience of almost 1.7 years. I want to study in Toronto.
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Asked by Sharanjeet Kaur
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Can someone get a job in the companies like Facebook, Google, etc. by pursuing BBA and MBA?
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Asked by Manmeet

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9 years ago
You can get lower rank jobs in MNCs such as Facebook, Google, etc. after BBA from prestigious institutes such as Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies, Delhi University. You may able to get a job in MNCs if you do MBA from any of the top 30 B-Schools of India.
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How can I pursue BBA? I am a college drop out & want to do MBA but presently I am working with a company and can't go for a regular course.
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Asked by Shreya
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How can I get admission in BBA? What kind of job benefits will I get?
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Asked by Anuj

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9 years ago
BBA admissions are generally based on the percentage that you get in 12th standard. Most of the colleges give admissions based on merit. Its a generic course and based on this qualification you can seek admission at entry level in organisations in domains like Sales, Customer service, Operations, ma
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Which is better among MCA and SAP after doing BBA?
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Asked by Ajaydev

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9 years ago
This would depend a lot on your interest areas & career aspirations. MCA will give you explore to multiple IT related areas including software skills whereas SAP will make you a specialist in a specific language & domain.
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