Business Management Studies

Both the courses are really great to opt but I would recommend for the Hons course as, BBA course, a three-year undergraduate degree, focuses highly on developing business skills. Theoretical education is backed by practical experience which may include summer internships, industry visits, presentations, and case studies. With an aim to foster future leadership and entrepreneurial ability, the syllabus of the BBA course combines the theory of Management Information Systems, finance, marketing, and human resources.
A BBA degree will secure you an entry-level job at most companies in a management position, but growth opportunities can be possibly limited unless you plan on pursuing an MBA degree from a reputable institute as well. While cracking the CAT might seem like a monumental task, once you are in a highly ranked B-School, a BBA degree will go a long way in making the final leg of your formal education smooth. This is because the advanced MBA course material will be much easier to handle with the firm fundamentals you have gained during your BBA.
It is important that, as a student, you constantly pursue internships or part-time opportunities to complement your undergraduate experience with on-the-job training which will make you a good job candidate. BBA graduates can look forward to jobs in the following industries.

Hello Thomas,
The entire process is pretty straight forward and it is explained in brief:
1. You need to obtain a minimum of 50% marks in each physics, chemistry and maths. For marine engineering, however, you need 60% marks in these 3 subject plus 50% in English.
2. Once the results are out, you need to fill the application form either online at 5. Make sure you keep all your marksheets and a demand draft (DD) of Rs. 500/- handy at the time of filling the application form.
3. If you have filled the online form, you'll have to take a print out of the completed form. Submit the printout/physical form along with a DD for Rs. 500/- at one of the above specified centers.
4. Once all the applications are received, TNEA will publish a rank list on its website based on PCM marks out of 200. For this, they convert marks in mathematics out of 100 and combined marks in physics and chemistry out of 100.