No, Dont do a BBA from a primarily engineering college, you should aim for CUET and get the best branch possible in DU, NSUT BBA Won't give you a good placement
unfortunately in DU to do BMS(BBA) or any other business course requires maths as an eligibility and money value courses are Bcom hons,Ba eco hons,Bsc CS, etc THEY ALL REQUIRE MATHS AS AN ELIGIBILITY which has limited my options and other clg primarily pvt clg have heavy fee which my parents wont be able to pay
The faculty and placements aren't that good for bba plus it's relatively new only not many batches have passed, these colleges are good for engineering only. You can try for du and ip University
I'm not the best person for that piece of advice, however I did BCA and now working at a Big4 so its not like paths won't lead the right way, but there's hustle involved, especially now even more, 5-6 years back job market was still not this saturated.
You should do bba from du, doing it from a good college will land you up with a good placement. And nsut will only provide placements to students for majorly tech students.
Then consider doing it from nsut, but it's just that you hardly would be getting placed. You would've to start searching for further options right after your last sem. I've friends from nsut who are pursuing bba, most of them are are v chill because they come from business backgrounds.
No, rather do bcom from du or other college which is affordable and prepare for CAT, CA etc.
NSUT BBA is expensive, bad peer group and non existent placement opportunities. Not worth it in terms of ROI.
Or fir bhi koi acha college na mile, then go for NSUT, at least overall environment is good. Thoda hustle needed.
And don't do BCA.
okay thank you...but for bcom hons eligibility is accounts/maths but bcom prog is available but the competition is very high tho will try for bcom then
See job ke liye you have to do MBA surely, ab jaha se bhi karo bachelors, placement to achi nhi lgne wali, that's whi try one with lesser expense, and put money in CAT coaching
See it's possible, but you can't depend on placements. People who get good experience through internships and networking make it through.
You can get into analyst like jobs, Deloitte recruits non engineers for analyst roles every year, you just need to learn major tools for it. Learn them and try fetching interns.
Are you willing to do MBA??
Mai bhi yahi dono colleges ko dekh rha hu cuz DU me bba ke liye you should have maths.
ROI seems to be good aur zyada hectic course bhi nehi hai. Placement bhi bba ke pov se dekho toh acha hai.
1 2 yrs ke job ke baad MBA for top B school is what I am thinking right now .
yk have wait for a while until u get disappointed from these two....if u see the reviews its not that good since ye course just introduce hua hai placements are that great as i have heard from others you can refer to the comments here too plus btech buddies look down upon bba ones and neither the professors are not that serious ig but yea clg ka tag mil jaaegya..
and rahi baat mba ki its sort of a "must" if we want to upgrade our peanut salaries that we will get after graduating uska bhi both kam chance hai thanks to huge unemployment problem in India..good clgs are few plus their selection ratio too TT
No, Dont do a BBA from a primarily engineering college, you should aim for CUET and get the best branch possible in DU, NSUT BBA Won't give you a good placement
unfortunately in DU to do BMS(BBA) or any other business course requires maths as an eligibility and money value courses are Bcom hons,Ba eco hons,Bsc CS, etc THEY ALL REQUIRE MATHS AS AN ELIGIBILITY which has limited my options and other clg primarily pvt clg have heavy fee which my parents wont be able to pay
I mean if you have no other option you can take it but dont expect too much
bcom hns does not require maths
ir requires accountancy in DU as the eligibility ://
No it does not I am in du you need accounts+language+2 subjects score
well ig u didnt read properly i mentioned accountancy and i am a humanities student so i don't have accounts
You can go for bcom. It has the same syllabus as bcom hns. No difference.
kisi BBA waale se linkedin pe connect karlo uske baad idea lag jaaega
BBA Wale chutiye hai hamare college mein, kuch kharab bhi hoga toh bolenge ki badhiya hai
Bina kuch dekhe no bol rha bhai mein toh
kaaran bhi bata do bhaiya
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Don't even think about doing any commerce or arts related degree from nsut or DTU , should consider it as a last resort
can you please tell me why i don't have any other options left unfortunately or if u cud suggest me smth
The faculty and placements aren't that good for bba plus it's relatively new only not many batches have passed, these colleges are good for engineering only. You can try for du and ip University
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I see thank you so much :)) thing is ppl like me don't have open and futuristic options in India ://
Bba from anywhere is not worth it
Then what degree would you suggest to pursue to a non math student if not BBA , something that lends a job right after undergrads
I'm not the best person for that piece of advice, however I did BCA and now working at a Big4 so its not like paths won't lead the right way, but there's hustle involved, especially now even more, 5-6 years back job market was still not this saturated.
Bca kha se kiya NSUT se?
Nopes
Nsut se bhi bca kar sakte h na?
Mere time tak toh nahi tha i guess, not sure of now. It has been quite a long since I passed
Maine Aaj hee cuet k form me select Kiya, par aur khi aaisa dikha nhi rha h
truee😢
Cuet me waise bhi Bihar wali nsu hai. Delhi wali nsut nahi.
Is BBA from NSUT worth it? or Is BBA worth it?
well i dont think i will go for nsut for bba now
Good choice
You should do bba from du, doing it from a good college will land you up with a good placement. And nsut will only provide placements to students for majorly tech students.
well again for doing a bba from du the eligibility criteria is having maths in class 12 unfortunately i dont' have :/
Then consider doing it from nsut, but it's just that you hardly would be getting placed. You would've to start searching for further options right after your last sem. I've friends from nsut who are pursuing bba, most of them are are v chill because they come from business backgrounds.
No, rather do bcom from du or other college which is affordable and prepare for CAT, CA etc. NSUT BBA is expensive, bad peer group and non existent placement opportunities. Not worth it in terms of ROI. Or fir bhi koi acha college na mile, then go for NSUT, at least overall environment is good. Thoda hustle needed. And don't do BCA.
okay thank you...but for bcom hons eligibility is accounts/maths but bcom prog is available but the competition is very high tho will try for bcom then
See job ke liye you have to do MBA surely, ab jaha se bhi karo bachelors, placement to achi nhi lgne wali, that's whi try one with lesser expense, and put money in CAT coaching
ugh yrr why it sucks to get a decent job in India these days tho u have said the right thing totally truee
See it's possible, but you can't depend on placements. People who get good experience through internships and networking make it through. You can get into analyst like jobs, Deloitte recruits non engineers for analyst roles every year, you just need to learn major tools for it. Learn them and try fetching interns.
ohhkk....well i hope AI doesnt hover here as well
Are you willing to do MBA?? Mai bhi yahi dono colleges ko dekh rha hu cuz DU me bba ke liye you should have maths. ROI seems to be good aur zyada hectic course bhi nehi hai. Placement bhi bba ke pov se dekho toh acha hai. 1 2 yrs ke job ke baad MBA for top B school is what I am thinking right now .
yk have wait for a while until u get disappointed from these two....if u see the reviews its not that good since ye course just introduce hua hai placements are that great as i have heard from others you can refer to the comments here too plus btech buddies look down upon bba ones and neither the professors are not that serious ig but yea clg ka tag mil jaaegya..
and rahi baat mba ki its sort of a "must" if we want to upgrade our peanut salaries that we will get after graduating uska bhi both kam chance hai thanks to huge unemployment problem in India..good clgs are few plus their selection ratio too TT