Hello I am currently studying in 12th and I want to know is it okay to do bba with cs after 12th or b.com with cs is more beneficial?
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20th Jul, 2019
Hello,
It does not totally depend on the course which you choose, it depends on you that how you do that choose course.
If you are a student who is interested in pursuing the field of commerce, wants to learn in-depth about various aspects of the field and is also interested in numbers, BCom can be a good choice for you.BCom provides in-depth knowledge about the field and prepares students to choose a variety of career paths related to the field.
If you are interested in a career in management and want to develop the required skills to enter the management profession only, BBA can be an easier choice. BBA is a professional course where the curriculum involves more practical workshops and case studies. Thus it may appear to be an easier course for students to score a good percentage in their qualifying examination.
Both BBA and BCom can be good career choices if it matches your aptitude, skill, and interests. A good career is based on how much effort you put in rather than your field of study.
Good Luck.
It does not totally depend on the course which you choose, it depends on you that how you do that choose course.
If you are a student who is interested in pursuing the field of commerce, wants to learn in-depth about various aspects of the field and is also interested in numbers, BCom can be a good choice for you.BCom provides in-depth knowledge about the field and prepares students to choose a variety of career paths related to the field.
If you are interested in a career in management and want to develop the required skills to enter the management profession only, BBA can be an easier choice. BBA is a professional course where the curriculum involves more practical workshops and case studies. Thus it may appear to be an easier course for students to score a good percentage in their qualifying examination.
Both BBA and BCom can be good career choices if it matches your aptitude, skill, and interests. A good career is based on how much effort you put in rather than your field of study.
Good Luck.
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