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Hi Jyoti. The main objective of BBA is to train the students so that they can gain knowledge of administration and implement the same into the businesses so that they run smoothly. BBA graduates have an edge and this is the reason that they are preferred more into the corporate world as compared to the BMS graduates. But the world is looking for management executives nowadays and this is the primary objective of BMS degree. The aim is to fulfill this demand of the market by creating more management professionals. BBA stands for Bachelor of Business Administration and BMS stands for Bachelor of Management Studies. Both the graduates of BBA and BMS can take up MBA after completion of the under graduation course or they can even take up management trainee position in a reputed company. Good luck!

Master of Applied Management [MAM] is a 2-year full-time Postgraduate course. In this course, students gain knowledge and skills, professional competence and leadership skills, resulting in sophisticated understanding, building on existing qualifications and experience in modern business and management. Only a few colleges offer Master of Applied Management course in India. Eligibility criteria, Admission process, and Fees structure may vary from one college to another. Eligibility criteria : For Master of Applied Management [MAM] course eligibility, candidates have to pass BBA/ Bachelors degree or an equivalent degree from a recognised university. Candidates who have 55% of marks in average or 6 GPA point scale in Bachelors degree examination are eligible. The percentage may vary from one college to another. Admission criteria : Any entrance exam score among the CAT/MAT/GMAT/XAT etc.