Bachelor of Business Administration [BBA] From Bareilly College, Bareilly

Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) is a professional undergraduate course in Business Management. To apply for the course, a candidate should have cleared class 12th/ Higher Secondary Examination with minimum of 50%.

BBA is a three year program and has course variants like BMS, BBM and BBS. The course is completed over the duration of six semesters. One can join the course through Correspondence/ Distant learning and Common Entrance Examinations carried out by different colleges and universities.

The average tuition fees for three years range between 1 Lakh INR to 2.5 Lakhs INR.

Armed with the intelligence on business management, a BBA graduate has range of jobs from sectors like finance, marketing, sales, management, government and education. For fresh BBA graduates, the average monthly salary would vary between 10,000 INR – 15,000 INR depending on the companies.

Duration

As mentioned, the duration of BBA course is for three years and six semesters. However, for students who are applying through correspondence or distant learning the duration of the course in minimum three years and maximum five years.

What is BBA about?

The business world is and has always been a major part for any society and this course equips you with the right knowledge and skills in business and management; principles which are perfect for a career in the corporate world. The BBA course is designed to impart the knowledge of these principles.

How is it different from its variants?

When searching for BBA, it is possible that you come across abbreviations like BMS, BBM and BBS. The difference between all of these is very minor and all of them are aimed various aspects of Business.

BMS stands for Bachelors in Management Studies. This course is directed towards developing the managerial or business management skills of the student. BMS graduates find jobs in Finance management, Operation managements departments of various companies.

BBS stands for Bachelor in Business Studies. It is a close synonym to BBA the only difference being that former teaches theoretical knowledge of business and the latter is aimed at practical knowledge of business.

BBM stands for Bachelor in Business Management. Again, almost similar to BBA, BBM helps sharpening the logical and analytical skills required for corporate world. This course focuses more on skills like leadership and management.

BBA, on the other hand, is a mix of training and practical business experience. As the name suggests, BBA is aimed at Business Administration and takes under its fold the basic knowledge of various sectors of a company. Sectors like Human Resource, Marketing, and Finance etc. BBA, BMS and BBS are sometimes also referred to being preparatory courses for MBA.

Where to study?

There are plenty of colleges which offer BBA. A small list of Top BBA colleges in India is as follows:

• Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Indore
• Christ University, Bangalore
• Mumbai University
• University of Delhi
• Symbiosis International University
• NMIMS University, Mumbai
• Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Delhi
• Sikkim Manipal University

Academic Options after BBA

The obvious option which students choose immediately after BBA is MBA (Masters of Business Administration). A combination of BBA and MBA is considered helpful in gaining constant promotions and high-salary jobs in the business world.

A Masters or post-graduation in Management Studies, Human Resource Development Management, Financial Planning and Wealth Management etc. are also good options. 

Candidates must have passed 10+2 from Recognised Board

The basic eligibility to apply for B.A., B.Com. and B.Sc. is pass in the Higher Secondary Examinations (10+2) of the state board or CBSE or any other equivalent examination with an aggregate of 45% marks in all the subjects. There is relaxation of 5% marks for reserved category.

The courses extend to the duration of 3-years and admission is granted based on merit in qualifying exam. For admission to LL.B. and B.Ed., candidate must sit in entrance exam conducted by the university.

Key points:

• There is admission to only 60 students in one section of LL.B. program.
• Candidates applying for LL.B. and B.Ed. programs are needed to sit in an entrance exam conducted by the university.
• Admission to B.Ed. is based on the norms issued by N.C.T.E.
• Candidates applying to B.Ed. course must have attained at least 14 years of age till 1988.
• Candidates applying for BCA must have mathematics as a subject at the intermediate level.
• Applicants to Bachelor’s courses must not have an education gap of maximum 3 years at the time of taking the admission.