Is this your next step?
For learners after Class 12 who want a broad business degree before choosing a specialised direction. It can also support an interest in a family business or entrepreneurship.
What you’ll explore
A general subject overview; the university’s curriculum determines your exact subjects.
Management fundamentals
Understand planning, organisation, leadership and decision-making.
Customers and markets
Explore marketing, consumer behaviour and business communication.
Business numbers
Build a foundation in accounting, economics and quantitative reasoning.
People and operations
Compare HR, operations, entrepreneurship and project subjects in the university curriculum.
Build skills with purpose
- Presentation and business writing
- Teamwork and problem framing
- Basic business-data interpretation
- Planning and customer understanding
Practise by preparing a small business plan, analysing a customer journey or building an operating budget. Look for opportunities to explain your decisions using evidence.
Where it could take you
Explore entry-level business roles, entrepreneurship or an MBA after meeting the relevant admission requirements. Work experience and practical skills also shape your options.
Questions about BBA
Do I need commerce in Class 12?
Accepted school streams and marks requirements vary. Confirm them directly for the chosen BBA.
Is BBA useful for starting a business?
It can introduce useful concepts, but running a business also requires market knowledge, execution and experience.
When should I choose a specialisation?
Review whether it is chosen at admission or later, and what subject options are actually available.
