Commerce

Hello Dhruv,
If you are interested in accounts, you can pursue CA along with B.Com. If you interested in management courses like marketing or HR, you can opt for BBA.
For private jobs, doing only B.Com/ BBA will not give you good job role and salary, you need to study MBA/ CA/ B.Ed.
I hope it helps. If

1. Bachelors of commerce.
2. Bachelors of commerce (Honors).
3. Bachelors in economics.
4. Bachelors of business administration.
5. Chartered accountancy.

1. Bachelors of commerce.
2. Bachelors of commerce (Honors).
3. Bachelors in economics.
4. Bachelors of business administration.
5. Chartered accountancy.

1. Bachelors of commerce.
2. Bachelors of commerce (Honors).
3. Bachelors in economics.
4. Bachelors of business administration.
5. Chartered accountancy.

1. Bachelors of commerce.
2. Bachelors of commerce (Honors).
3. Bachelors in economics.
4. Bachelors of business administration.
5. Chartered accountancy.

1. Bachelors of commerce.
2. Bachelors of commerce (Honors).
3. Bachelors in economics.
4. Bachelors of business administration.
5. Chartered accountancy.

Hi Lakshita,
E-commerce stands for electronic commerce. It involves online payments and transactions. After completing your graduation, you can opt for e-commerce course as a specialization in yours Master’s degree.

HSC private will have no long term impact on your higher education and professional life if you do graduation or post graduation from a top university.

BBA provides exposure to all management functions and is a professional job oriented degree. As your long-term career goal is to do MBA, it is recommended that you opt for BBA which aligns more with your long-term career objectives & goals in comparison to BCA.

Just clear your concepts and don't mug up. You can write the answer in your own words once you know the concept well. Study the chapters according to its weightage. All the best.