What is BBA?
Bachelor of Business Administration, or BBA, is a three-year fulltime course that is designed to give rise to future professionals, rather than mere ‘degree holders’. This course keeps in mind the needs of the industry where the students would ultimately find employment, and, therefore, has a completely different approach to learning.
Why is BBA better than any other conventional degree?
A professional course: BBA goes beyond bookish knowledge. Instead, it sharpensyour managerial skills through presentations, case studies, industry visits, guest lectures by professionals, etc. that help you deal with real-life situations better.
Best colleges, better prospects: There are quite a few reputed BBA colleges in Delhi & NCR with a total intake of around 1500 seats. You can even apply to Symbiosis (Pune). Passing out from one of these institutes will create a foundation for pursuing a PG program — an MBA.
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structured syllabus: Almost 70% of the subjects
taught in the BBA course, be it areas of management
like marketing, finance, systems or human resource
management, is similar to that in the MBA program.
Theoretical concepts learnt in the classroom are supported
by practical experience in the form of projects, presentations,
industrial visits and summer placements, thereby making
the course a complete learning experience.
An edge over other undergraduate courses: The limited number of seats in the BBA collegesmeansthatonly the best students get selected. They are then trained by some of the finest faculty members. Add to this, the guest lectures delivered by industry experts, and you know that BBA graduates have a definite edge over others.
What after BBA?
The obvious choice after BBA is opting for postgraduation — an
MBA. Having a prior knowledge of different aspects of management,
BBA graduates often find it easier to crack MBA entrance exams,
as compared to commerce graduates. After completing your BBA
program, you also have the option of joining as a Management
Trainee/Executive Trainee in any of the following sectors:
Banking, Consultancy, Finance, e.g.: Citibank, HSBC, etc. FMCG
and Consumer Durable companies, e.g.: HLL, P&G, Marico, etc. IT companies, e.g.: Infosys, Wipro, Satyam, Microsoft, Compaq, etc. Advertising agencies, e.g.: HTA, Lintas, Mudra, O & M, Leo Burnett, etc.
