BBA

You should go for BBA as it has better career options than that of B.Com.

Hi,
There are no restrictions like compulsory mathematics, etc.
If you are from any stream in class 12th, you can apply for any of the degrees you said.

" In this course you will get an understanding of fundamentals of foreign trade, trade procedures and knowledge of international trade bodies/multilateral agencies and their role/scope in foreign trade. After course completion, you will find job opportunities in Export Houses, Third party Logistics, Banks and Financial Institutions.
There are very few colleges in India which offer this specialisation and best amongst them are:
Christian eminent college, Indore
UPES, Dehradun
Indian business school of advanced management studies, Mumbai
St. John's College, Agra

Hello Yamini,
2 Backlogs definitely won't be a problem. You can apply for international universities. But, please check for the criteria in your desired university's website because many university will not accept 15 years education.
All the best.

With BBA IT you may face challenges in getting jobs in Indian IT industry in Pre Sales Support, Account Mangement, Sales or Business Analysis. For these role preferred choice is MBA IT by most the IT companies. With BBA IT you may get job of research assistant job in Pre Sales department or Bid Management team of IT. I am of the opinion that students must do plain vanilla BBA.

Go for Amity University, Greater Noida.

BBA is 3 year Bachelors degree in Commerce and Business Administration.
BBA program usually includes general business courses and advanced courses for specific functional areas such as finance, HR, IT, marketing etc. BBA graduates get entry-level supervisor and junior management positions in various types of industries in different management functions. BBA graduates start their career as trainees. In order to grow in career a BBA graduate would require an MBA to move up the ladder.

Yes it is a good Institution for travel and tourism and holds a good brand name. However, placements there are highly dependent on your academics and performance.