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Bachelor of Business Administration or BA (also known as Bachelor of Management Studies/ Bachelor of Business Management) is a degree that gives you the knowledge of basic fundamentals of business and their applications in the real world. It is an undergraduate level management degree that is also considered to be a foundation for MBA. It includes subjects from various management domains like Marketing, Finance, Entrepreneurship, General Management, International Business, Human Resources, etc. You can choose to specialize in any of these for your post graduation. Bachelor of Economics BA Economics) is an undergraduate degree that focuses on both qualitative and quantitative aspects of Economics. The degree focuses solely on Economics concepts and focuses on areas such as inflation, resource management, supply and demand behavior of a product, etc. It includes subjects like Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Statistics, Econometrics, History of Economics, etc. What Subjects are Required in Class 12? For BBA Students from all streams can pursue this degree. However, some universities also require you to have Mathematics in class 12 to be eligible (such as Delhi University, IIM-Indore, NMIMS University, etc. )
For B.A. Economics: Almost all universities providing this course require you to have Mathematics to be eligible. Many of them also make it compulsory for you to have studied Economics in class 12th. Good luck.

Hello,
UGC NET Exam is conducted to select the deserving candidates for lectureship or awarding Junior Research Fellowship. If you are an aspirant who has completed Masters degree in Management and have secured the 55% aggregate marks in it, then you cleared the minimum eligibility criteria to appear in this exam. Here you can check the detailed eligibility criteria for NET Exam https://scoop.eduncle.com/ugc-net-exam-eligibility
Once you clear the UGC NET Exam, then you can apply in any college or institutes that recruit the candidates for lectureship. The recruiting institute will conduct an interview, the qualified candidates in the interview process are recruited as a lecturer (Assistant Professor). I hope it helps!

Well, it all depends on how you wanna shape your career into. While most of the grads. Who wish to make a career switch either opt for MBA in Health Management or MPH or M.Sc. In path / micro/biochem/anat. There's always a door open to enter into banking sector by clearing bank p. o/clerical exams. Some of my friends even are working as a Junior Resident in some Pvt. Hospitals. Some more fields open up when u have maths as an option subject in high School (like I did, and I am switching for an MCA degree, coz apart medicine, coding too fascinates me and has got stability in it)
So all I can suggest is there are a lot of options opened up, you just need to choose one, be it any, and give your the highest performance to achieve it.

Hello,
In my opinion, both the courses are career-oriented, the only difference between the two programs is the syllabus followed. PGDM follows the one set by the college academics, while the MBA follows the University syllabus. However, when it comes to employment, both the course students have equal opportunities. You may want to check out the PIBM, Pune, where training provided are industry-oriented. The students get abundant industry exposure in the form of dual internships, corporate sessions, industry visits, live projects, to name a few. Even within the classrooms, trainers follow a mixture of training pedagogies like SCPS (Sector, Company, Product/Services) approach, case study analysis, comparative analysis, etc. All of which are focused towards developing analytical skills. There are many top companies visiting the campus for jobs and the number of corporate events providing its student's many career growth opportunities.