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BBA LLB vs. BSc Economics: Which Degree is Best for Business?

Nayagam P P |4062 Answers |Ask -Follow

Career Counsellor - Answered on Jul 16, 2024

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Question by D on Jul 16, 2024Hindi

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Hello Sir, You had previously answered my question about which degree will be best for business. You had answered skills, which is totally right, however my parents do want me to go to university, I have shortlisted two courses and been selected for them at MIT WPU- BBA LLB and BSc Economics. LLB because I also have an inclination towards civil services. I discussed with a teacher who said that we SC economic will give me a business understanding better than BBA however the career opportunities in that I lesser than that of BBA LLB and my initial preference was BBA LLB itself. What to do?

Ans: Based on your preference/interest towards BBA-LLB, go for it. As far as your inclination towards Civil Services, do a thorough RESEARCH about it & make sure you will be able to manage both BBA-LLB & Preparation for Civil Services. All the BEST for Your Bright Future.

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Hello Sir, I want to become a businesswoman and have ideas for a startup. I know that for a business, having skills is more important than a degree. However, my parents want me to go to university. I have shortlisted two courses and have been selected for them at MIT WPU- BBA LLB and BSc Economics. LLB because I also have an inclination towards civil services. I had discussed with a teacher who said that Bsc Economics will give me a business understanding better than BBA, however, the career opportunities in that are lesser than that of BBA LLB and my initial preference was BBA LLB itself. What should I do? I am very perplexed. Thank you.

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