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If a student takes Physics, Chemistry & Biology in Plus two without Maths & if he wants to pursue Bcom for graduation, will he get admission for Bcom or BBA. Please reply

can i get addmition for bba my persentage is 52% in 12th commerce

Which is a better option after 12th(commerce) bba or bcom??plz reply.

Hi,

BBA is professional courses and where as B.com is normal graduation course which is prevailing from many years. In BBA you get to learn many things about many subjects. But in b.com you get to learn more on accounts and after completing b.com you will be good in accounts. But in BBA you get to learn more subjects but not in deep. If you further do the post graduation then you can get specialisation and then you can learn in detail. But as per details of accounts what they teach in b.com you don't get the same in BBA. So you can think and decide which is good for you as per your career planning then go for that course.

Hi,

BBA is professional courses and where as B.com is normal graduation course which is prevailing from many years. In BBA you get to learn many things about many subjects. But in b.com you get to learn more on accounts and after completing b.com you will be good in accounts. But in BBA you get to learn more subjects but not in deep. If you further do the post graduation then you can get specialisation and then you can learn in detail. But as per details of accounts what they teach in b.com you don't get the same in BBA. So you can think and decide which is good for you as per your career planning then go for that course.

I want to do mba-marketing,so which courses i choose in b.com or bba

I have completed my 12 from army public school Ambala cantt cbse board and i m waiting for my results.I want to do bba and my stream is Humanities. Wil I get admission or not .my subjects were English,economics,political science,physical education and geography.

I have completed my 12 from army public school Ambala cantt cbse board and i m waiting for my results.I want to do bba and my stream is Humanities. Wil I get admission or not .my subjects were English,economics,political science,physical education and geography.

I have completed my 12 CBSE board and I m waiting for my results . my stream is commerce without maths and I want to do llb but I m so confused that which course I choose bba or bcom .

I have one subject KT in F.Y.B.com my S.Y.B.com is clear my stream is commerce I want to apply for T.Y.B.Com what is the procedure??

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If a student takes Physics, Chemistry & Biology in Plus two without Maths & if he wants to pursue Bcom for graduation, will he get admission for Bcom or BBA. Please reply

Look BBA and B.Com are two different degrees with variation in focus and dimension. For an instance, in B.Com you would be learning accounting, auditing, and all curriculum associated with accounts, but in BBA its different their you learn about the managerial and administrative aspect.

So, if you are focused upon pursuing a career in accounts or related aspect like CA or ICWA, then go for B.Com, but if you want a career in managerial and administrative aspect then go for BBA because in future it will help in pursuing MBA.

Subjects needed for get admission in BBA and B.Com in plus 2 are simple a student from science or commerce stream, but Art stream candidates can't pursue this career.

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HI
b.com (bachelor of commerce) or BBA (bachelor of business administration) they both are far different from each other. it is your mind what you choose first confirm in , but i tell you for take part in it you must have completed 10+2 .
The BBA course, a three-year degree, focuses highly on developing business skills. Theoretical education is backed up with 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.