Bachelor of Business Administration or BBA is one of the most popular undergraduate degrees after Class XII. BBA course is a gateway to many job opportunities in many fields like marketing, education, finance, sales, and management. Here are some important highlights of a BBA program/degree that you should know about:

Students from all three majors are welcome for the 3-year bachelor's degree in business administration: science, arts, and business. The BBA route provides knowledge and training in leadership and management skills to prepare them for leadership roles and entrepreneurship. During the course, candidates learn various aspects of business management and leadership through classroom lectures and practical projects such as internships. BBA can be done both full-time and in correspondence.

Admission to BBA courses is provided by both Merit and Entrance based. Institutions providing admission based on Merit decide their merit according to the marks scored in 12th grade by the majority of students and based on the marks scored in their institutions. Institutions providing admission based on Entrance decide their cut-off based on the entrance marks scored by the students appearing in the exam.

There are institutions that provide BBA courses through distance mode. It is helpful for those candidates who are unable to attend regular classes due to their work profiles. Admission is also provided based on their 12th grade and mostly no entrance is conducted for the admission.

Classes are mostly conducted on weekends so that candidates can attend those classes and will be able to complete the course on time. Placement facilities are also provided by these open universities but as compared to regular institutions, opportunities are fewer.