In an ever-changing business environment, the relevance of business education is constantly being evaluated. Both Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) and Bachelor of Commerce (B. Com) degrees offer comprehensive education in business principles, but how well do they align with the needs of modern industries?
A BBA degree focuses on management, marketing, and operational aspects, providing a broad understanding of business functions. Graduates often pursue careers in management, marketing, or entrepreneurship. On the other hand, a B. Com degree delves deeper into finance, accounting and economics, preparing students for roles in accounting, finance, taxation and consultancy.
While these degrees offer strong foundational knowledge, the rapid pace of technological advancements and shifting market demands require additional skills and continuous learning. Industry-relevant certifications and practical experience are essential to bridge the gap between academic learning and real-world applications. A student is not hired for the degree but the knowledge, skills and abilities that he brings to the table.
Asian School of Business recognizes this need and integrates industry-oriented certifications into both its BBA and B. Com programs. These certifications, are designed to equip students with the skills that are in high demand. Moreover, the curriculum’s alignment with NEP 2020 ensures flexibility and relevance, preparing graduates to meet the challenges of today’s world. At Asian School of Business, a student-centric learning approach helps prepare them for the dynamic business landscape.
By combining academic rigor with practical training and certifications, BBA and B. Com programs at Asian School of Business ensure that graduates are not only job-ready but also capable of thriving in dynamic and competitive industries.
Submitted by
Dr. Anjali D Singh
Assistant Professor
Asian School of Business Noida