|Q&A1.5K views
Showing 3 of 3 answers
Updated a year ago
You must know that BBA stands for Bachelor of Business Administration and it focuses on business and BA stands for Bachelor of Arts and is focused on different disciplines of humanities, Both programs are good career choices. Coming back to the question about which one offers higher salary packages, I would like to tell you that you can opt for any one of these two programs as they offer you an average salary of INR- 4 LPA- 6 LPA. Salaries also depend upon the factors such as knowledge, experience, state, and company and many factors affect your salary.
It is advised that you must opt for a program considering your professional choices and what you want to become in the future. Moreover, if you want to continue your education while doing your job or want to focus on your dreams, you can opt for an Online BA or an Online BBA. This mode will offer you many advantages such as flexibility, affordability, and many more. Furthermore, the fees of Online programs are also less in comparison to the regular programs.
To know more about the program, you can connect with us at “18004205757”. We will be happy to help you.
Updated 16 days ago
The BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration) tends to offer higher starting salaries compared to a BA due to its focus on business skills. However, "better" depends on individual career goals; a BA might be preferable for those interested in fields such as the humanities or social sciences.
Updated 23 days ago
BBA usually gives a higher salary than BA . This is because BBA teaches business skills like marketing, management, and finance, which companies need a lot of. BA is good too, but it depends on the subject you choose, like English or History, which may not pay as much. BBA is better if you want to work in business, start your own company, or do an MBA later. Also, you can study BBA online from home, which saves time and money. So, for better salary and career options, BBA is usually the better choice.
And if you have any other queries regarding the same, you can surely ask me here :)