Hi Aspirant,
According to me, BBA is a theoretical education backed by practical experience which may include summer internship, industry visit, presentation, case studies etc. so main agenda is aim to foster future leadership and entrepreneurial ability.
On the other hand in B.Com (//B.Com) it is a theoretical course which provide an intense look into a fundamental subject of commerce like accounts, finance etc. and it is available in most of the colleges in comparative to BBA so that can be reason.
I hope this will help you
Thank you
hello aspirant,
B.Com has proved itself and much more. Its solid theoretical grounding is brilliant for careers in finance, or really, just about any numbers-related field like taxation or accountancy. It’s practically mandatory for those looking to pursue CA/ICWA/CS, to have done a Bachelors in Commerce. A two-year M.Com (Master of Commerce) from a reputable university after a B.Com further qualifies you for leadership positions and state-level examinations. Placements, while not difficult, may not be qualitative unless the degree has been pursued from a renowned college like SRCC, Delhi.,a B.Com graduate can work in different industries such as:
banks
consultancy firms
tax practitioner
junior accountant.
there's no such reason behind the fact that why BCOM fees is less than the BBA fees, BCOM reqires much experience and one definitely needs to do the MCOM if he/she is wiiling to excel. no such equipments are required for the same.
hope that helps
all the best
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