St. Joseph's College of Commerce Brigade Road Bangalore Answered Questions

Hey Hussam,
St Joseph's College of Commerce is a highly reputed Commerce college in the country.
There would always be a rush to get admission in Joseph's. The cut off too is high for BCom. It is around 90 perceny for General Merit, 75 percent for SC or ST.
For BBA you need to give an Entrance Exam by the college and 75 percent in Class 12th would be enough if you Crack the entrance test and interview.

Two reasons why BBA in Entrepreneurship won't be good.
Firstly, it is advised to always go for generalised courses for UG and take up specialisation once you are sure about interest areas and what drives you.
There's the argument of learning entrepreneurship in school which in itself is an oxymoron. Entrepreneurship is all about action in the real world and it sounds vague when they say classroom teaching and theory.
Almost all of the good colleges have specialisation in the final year of BBA so general BBA in first two years becomes specialised in the final year.
So, BBA (twinning) is a good option.

Hey,
St Joseph's College of Commerce is a highly reputed commerce college in the country. It is a 130+ years old institution. It ranks top 8th in India and top 2nd in Bangalore after Christ University.
There would always be a rush to get admission in Joseph's. The cutoff too is high for B.Com. It is around 90% for general merit, 75% for SC/ST and for Christian Catholic. It is easy to get admission with 60% as Joseph's is a Christian minority college.

The admission process of BBA (International Twinning) Programme) at SJCC is consisting the following.
A. SMAT (Aptitude Test) :- This consists the following 4 sections as 1. English 2. Quantitative Aptitude, Numerical Ability 3. Logical Reasoning and Data Interpretation and 4. Aptitude for Management
B. Orientation of students along with parents
C. Personal Interview
So, as per the admission process there is no concept of cut off marks of 12th. You can be get selected if meeting the above criteria.

BBA is a mix of training and practical business experience. As the name suggests, BBA is aimed at Business Administration and takes under its fold the basic knowledge of various sectors of a company. Sectors like Human Resource, Marketing, and Finance etc.
BBA F&A is also a Bachelor of Business Administration course, but it is specialised in Finance and Accounting. This course only focuses on the concepts in Finance and Accounts rather than Business Administration as a whole.