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Parna SahaMarketing Grad,Sri Balaji Society's BIMM,Pune
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After BBA people generally opt for MBA or MS, but you can opt for other specialised professional courses or can prepare for jobs and get some practical exposure of the industry before you join MBA. However, if you don't want to opt for further studies, you can look for jobs, or can do B.Ed.
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Bhavika Bhosale
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BBA and BBA IB both are good. It just have difference of appreciation. In BBA general, you can go with the specialisation HR, marketing and Finance. And when you choose BBA IB, it particularly focuses on the IB, you get to learn core of IB. So it depends on the one where you have interest and you r willing to do specilization.
BBA and BBA IB both are good. It just have difference of appreciation. In BBA general, you can go with the specialisation HR, marketing and Finance. And when you choose BBA IB, it particularly focuses on the IB, you get to learn core of IB. So it depends on the one where you have interest and you r willing to do specilization.
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Amul TamboliNothing is impossible in this world..
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MBA offers better candidatures as compared to many other courses for sure. But you can try for IBPS or rrb or even government exams in order to make life smoother. Even BBA with right kind of opportunity can fetch you good salary. Point is don't just consider money as primary factor at start of career.
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
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As per the PDPU website, the PDPU offers the following programs in School of Liberal studies as BBA B.A. B.Com and B.Sc. Hence Diploma in Liberal Arts is not there.
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pasha asif
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BCA is related to technical and software field whereas BBA is related to management field. So, choose one according to your interests because both of them have got a good scope. Basically, choose one according to your interest.
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pasha asif
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BCA is related to technical and software field whereas BBA is related to management field. So, choose one according to your interests because both of them have got a good scope.
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pasha asif
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BCA is related to technical and software field whereas BBA is related to management field. So, choose one according to your interests because both have a good scope.
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pasha asif
Guide-Level 11
BCA is related to technical and software field whereas BBA is related to management field. So, choose one according to your interests because both have a good scope.
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Vaibhav Vohra
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Yes, why not? You can pursue PR course after BBA, as eligibility for PG Diploma in Public Relations is:
A minimum aggregate score of 55% at the level of graduation in any stream preferably Arts, Science, Mass Media, Commerce, etc. , completed from a recognized institute. These are the best institutes of public relations in India:
1. Xaviers Institute of Communications (XIC), Mumbai
2. School of Communications & Reputation (Score)
3. Symbiosis Institutes: SIMC, Pune & SSMC, Bangalore
4. Delhi School of Communications (DSC), Delhi
5. Indian Institute of Mass Communications (IIMC), Delhi.
A minimum aggregate score of 55% at the level of graduation in any stream preferably Arts, Science, Mass Media, Commerce, etc. , completed from a recognized institute. These are the best institutes of public relations in India:
1. Xaviers Institute of Communications (XIC), Mumbai
2. School of Communications & Reputation (Score)
3. Symbiosis Institutes: SIMC, Pune & SSMC, Bangalore
4. Delhi School of Communications (DSC), Delhi
5. Indian Institute of Mass Communications (IIMC), Delhi.
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Lamya Kaushikhard worker, passionate to do new things,
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B.Com courses provide to two different career fields. The first, B.Com is general accounting while BMS is dedicated course for management. To get to know which one suits a student the better, we compare both in terms of the course exposure, study focus, subjects, and career prospects etc. , of these two. Compared to BMS, Bachelor of commerce stands equal chance in terms of career prospects after graduation. However, in general, the overall demand for commerce graduates are medium, since the course is general in nature, until unless you have graduated from the top institutes in India. Students though have a wider choice in higher studie
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