Bachelor of Business Administration: Course Topics

Bachelor of Business Administration
Individuals who want to pursue an education in business and learn skills that will help them to
pursue various management and administrative positions within a company may consider
earning a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA). A BBA program can prepare students
for various business positions through courses in subjects like marketing, human resources and
management.
A Bachelor of Business Administration is a 3-year degree program that provides a fundamental
education in business management principles. Programs typically allow students to specialize in
one of multiple concentration areas, such as international business, finance, real estate, computer
information systems, marketing or accounting.
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Through the BBA programs, students can learn management, marketing, communication,
quantitative reasoning and business analysis skills. Through BBA courses, students can gain
knowledge of business practices and processes, understand the role of economics in the world
marketplace and possess an awareness of global business issues. Additional topics covered
include:
Business theory
Business law and ethics
Economics
Entrepreneurship fundamentals
E-business
Project management
Budget development
Consumer behavior
Human resources management

Continuing Education Information

After completing a BBA, individuals may consider furthering their education in order to qualify
for top executive positions and promotions. A Master Business of Administration (MBA) is a
graduate-level degree that is often desired by employers for positions such as Chief Executive
Officer (CEO) and Chief Operations Officer (COO). Doctoral programs are also available in
business administration, which can prepare business professionals for work as consultants,
executives or university professors.

Jobs in Government Sector
The BBA graduates can find many job opportunities in government sector. For this they have to
take part in the various tests carried out by UPSC, public sector banks, PSC, SSC. There are
opportunities even in defense sectors also. The candidates who have cleared these tests will be
called for a final interview and the talented people will be filtered out from a large number.
Public Sector Banking Jobs after BBA
There are numerous job opportunities for these graduates in public sector banks also. Various
banks are calling graduates for the posts of clerks and POs. The recruitment process is done by
organizing entrance tests and interview. Most of the banks require a minimum qualification of
graduation for various posts.
Jobs in Indian Railways after BBA
Indian RRB also recruits BBA graduates for different posts. This central government job is a
respectable job among the society. They can perform in various roles such as Assistant manager,
deputy general manager and so on.
How to prepare for all these exams
For the preparation of various government examinations the candidates must go through a
systematic timetable. The syllabus should be divided in such a way that it is easy to cover all
those in the specific time. The candidates should have strong bases on the fundamental subjects.
More time should be allotted for the areas which are difficult to understand. Preparation of small
notes while studying will be more useful. They should also collect as much as previous question
papers and solve them all. Proper time management is an important factor in these examinations.
Industries offering jobs to BBA graduates:

BBA graduates can seek job openings in the following sectors:
Banking
Consultancy
Finance
FMCG and Consumer Durable Companies
IT companies
Advertising agencies
International Business
Insurance
Event Management
Sales- Direct Sales, Channels sales etc.

Difference between BBA and B.Com

to understand the difference between these two degrees you have to understand that if you are
good at numbers or financial computations, then your aim should be that of a Chartered
Accountant or CA. It is an extremely specialized area and a B.Com degree is the first step
towards achieving that goal.

On the other hand, if you are sure that you want to pursue a career in management, then BBA is a
good alternative, though you can still pursue your MBA after B.Com. However, you can get
good work experience after completing your BBA in areas of your interest.

If you are planning to start your professional career immediately after class 12, BBA is a good
choice as it is a professional course compared to B.Com which is a stream in the general line.

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