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LoginI am a science student & have completed my common entrance exams recently. I have decided to join BBA. Is it a good decision?
Career Talk Work & Career 3 years ago
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manpreet 3 years ago
Yes, you can and it is even a good decision but going for a totally different stream. It might be a bit difficult for anyone where one has to start again from scratch in the new course and then grow into it where it will need very hard work to sustain in the particular course, think that you will be able to do it and then go for it. But let me tell you that as far as I have seen, most of the people face max. Difficulty only in accounts. So, this is the only factor where you need to work the hardest as all the others are just theory subjects. One has to work hard to gain good grades. Just seek that you would be able to do the particular subject which I said. Where commerce students will face a bit of a difficulty in maths, you will have the advantage in that and you can easily help them and take their help in return. But BBA although is not so difficult and it will give you a bright future definitely.
manpreet 3 years ago
Yes why not this is a very good decision here I mention a site for more details
manpreet 3 years ago
Well if it interests you its fyn. But if your interest is in technology, automation, electronics, telecom,oil and gas ,construction, metallurgy then BBA wouldn't be right choice, Engineering would be preferred
manpreet 3 years ago
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3 years ago
Yes, you can and it is even a good decision but going for a totally different stream. It might be a bit difficult for anyone where one has to start again from scratch in the new course and then grow into it where it will need very hard work to sustain in the particular course, think that you will be able to do it and then go for it. But let me tell you that as far as I have seen, most of the people face max. difficulty only in accounts. So, this is the only factor where you need to work hardest as all the others are just theory subjects. One has to work hard to gain good grades. Just seek that you would be able to do the particular subject which I said. Where commerce students will face a bit of a difficulty in maths, you will have the advantage in that and you can easily help them and take their help in return. Apart from all these factors, one needs to work hard in every other course whether it is science related or arts-related or even commerce-related. You are always welcome in any course if you are ready to work hard. Hope you got the point.