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Computer Science is a vast field with a range of clusters of possible careers. Although with so many possibilities comes, the confusion is to choose a specific track to study and work on. Even if it's true to consider mastering only one specific subject of interest in Computer Science, it's essential to learn all the basics related to other subjects to actually implement and use that subject of interest. For example, to write Server-side scripts, we don't just deal with the Frontend elements and deliver accordingly but also should know how to access the data from databases and/or use HTTP requests to fetch information/ outputs from APIs. So, to use the databases and to fetch data from APIs, we need to know the basic concepts and applications of both. Starting with such an ideology comes the question every student has during the end of his/her undergraduate studies:
12 Top Career Options after Computer Engineering
Software Developer. Full Stack Software Developer. Data Analyst. Data Scientist. Database Administrator. Cyber Security Specialist. Data Engineer. Machine Learning Engineer.

Hi. A BBA degree is good enough to secure an entry-level management jobs, however, for career growth will be limited unless you pursue an MBA degree which will expand your career scope. A BBA degree will help you understand the basics of the management and would go a long way if you are planning for CAT and other entrance exams of highly ranked B-Schools. While BBA degree is for those who want to make a career in management and entrepreneurship, the B.Com degree is for those who want to pursue career in finance, taxation or accountancy fields. Go for a B.Com degree, if you are planning to pursue CA/ICWA/CS. After B.Com, students can opt for M.Com or MBA in Finance to expand their career scope further. Both BBA and B.Com are good options for students for an excellent career growth.