BBA Finance

Ankit singh It all depends upon your interest. You can choose any 1 among BBA or BCA. You must make sure that it is of your interest. You will be good in the field only if it is of your interest. If you want to go to management then you must go for BBA. There are ample of career opportunities after BBA in different sectors of industries like Banking and Finance, Investment Banking, multinationals, foreign banks, public sector undertakings, in effect the whole corporate sector offer bright opportunities to management graduates. The careers in management offer one of the best remuneration packages and perks everywhere. There are a number of combinations available for you in BBA such as: BBA 3 years. , Dual Degree BBA MBA 5 years. BBA (Hons. ). 3 years. , Dual Degree BBA (Hons. ). - MBA, 5 years. BBA (Information Technology) 3 years. BBA (Financial Markets) 3 years. BBA (International Finance) 3 years. BBA (Oil and Gas Management) 3 years. , Integrated BBA MBA 4 years. BCA is designed to build programming skills for developing efficient and resource optimized software/website/cloud/mobile applications. Integrate fundamentals from the basic mathematics, physics, management for applying analytical thinking. Some of the career prospects of BCA are : Programmer, Database Administrator, Application Developer, Systems Analyst, Work as an entrepreneur, Web Designer, Career in Multimedia Applications, Graphic Designer, Content Manager.

Dear Bhanu, To be honest, if you really want to go abroad then only consider the USA, Australian and Europe. Otherwise, you should pursue Bachelor's degree in India only. Now, suppose if you are going to Europe (London) or Australia, then your passport-visa and accommodation expenses will cross more than 10 lacs. Additionally, you have to pay tuition fee which depends on the college. Even if you get scholarships (chances are less because scholarship sanction fund is lower for Bachelor's degree), still your overall yearly expenditure will more than 10 lacs. So, if you can bear that expenses then it's absolutely fine to go abroad. Otherwise, my suggestion is to pursue your Bachelor's degree in India, have some work experience and then go abroad.

Dear Noel!
If you want to make career in Finance, it is very much necessary to be expert in advance Excel ( or I should say entire MS Office). So in these weekends try to cover up the MS Excel as much as possible. Financial Modeling, Credit Risk Model, Efficient Frontier, Derivatives and Hedging modal, simulations like Monte Carlo are some of the things which you NEED to have for a core Finance career. Still if you are left with some enough time (though it's not possible) in your weekends, you can also learn to MATLAB. But MS Excel (& MS Office) should be your first priority. Hope this helps. Good Luck. Upvote the answer if you feel satisfied. Ask any query at anytime.