The Difference between BBA and BCom?

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Anantha Swamy asked 4 years ago

Sir, What is The Difference between BBA and BCom?

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The Difference between BBA and BCom?
A very popular question among students completing their Class 12 board exams is whether to pursue a Bachelor of Business Administration, commonly known as a BBA or Bachelor of Commerce or B.Com. Although B.Com is considered more traditional, the curriculum has changed over the years with the changing economy. The BBA has now become a popular option, although students deciding between the two are often confused for lack of proper guidance, assistance, and information.

The Bachelor of Business Administration or BBA in India is a 3-year degree course, which is planned in such a way as to introduce management learning and entrepreneurial skills to a student. The influential factor in choosing a BBA on B.Com is a job in the field of management or directing your career as an entrepreneur. Just getting a BBA degree can get you an entry level job, but will not provide you with enough growth prospects unless you continue with an MBA as well as an institute of retuit.

Unlike the BBA in India, a B.Com degree trains a student on basic concepts and fundamentals along with accounting, finance, business administration, industrial policies and economics. It has been a profitable career option with students. This is the first necessary step for students who hope to make a career in taxation, and other fields, as noted above.

Although B.Com is not considered a professional course, if you complete it from a reputed university; you immediately open your options for different placements in different industries. In India, BBA is offered in fewer universities than BCom, although many have started with similar courses such as BBS.
BCom is more for those who have an affinity for numbers, where the BBA requires communication and leadership skills. Admission to BCom courses is also a bit more difficult as the cut-offs are higher, and math is compulsory. The BBA, however, usually relies on an entrance exam and performance in Class 12 at a minimum of 50%.

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