BBA

Law has good opportunities and scope across India. Following career opportunities are available after law graduation degree:
(a) Corporate lawyer in law firms
(b) Independent practice as lawyer
(c) Lawyer in large business firms/ PSU/ banks in internal law department
(d) Lawyer in Indian Army in legal c

Hi Anuj,
To pursue construction management, you need to have a degree in engineering or if you have your own business of construction as the best universities or institutes require that. There are diplomas, Masters and MBA possible only if you fulfil the above criteria.

Hi,
BBA is a better option. You should get admission in a decent college as it is a professional course.

Hello Satyam,
I would suggest you to opt for BBA, if you are interested in commerce/ management studies. After completing BBA, you can prepare for various entrance exam like XAT, CAT and CMAT to get admission for a PGDM/ MBA course.

It depends on your interest. If you are interested in law, then you must go for LLB. If you are interested in dealing with people and enhancing your skills and personality, then you can pursue MBA.

Both the courses are same.

See, as far as I know, professors are good to students and its a give and take policy you respect them they will help you out and be good with you, and again it depends on student to student. Otherwise, they are helpful and they mingle with the students well.

You need not worry as soon as they know that you are from science background they will go easy on you. However, still, it's not that easy because you need to have basic knowledge and after you join they have an extra class of accountancy and business studies to make up with the subject. Do well with

Hi,
BBA is a professional degree course ,whereas, B.Com is an academic one. Both can be done after class 12th from any stream but the only limitation you have with BBA is that you can pursue either MBA or accounting courses with it, whereas, B.Com has more options.