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What can a BBA really do for your career?

 
 

Choosing what to study after Class 12 isn't as straightforward as it used to be. A generation ago, many students followed well defined paths into engineering, medicine or law. Today, the choices are far more diverse and so are the careers that come with them.

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 Veena Jadhav, Dean (Undergraduate programs) 


In her latest article for Hans India, Veena Jadhav, Dean (Undergraduate programs) at SP Jain Global, discusses how BBA programs are evolving to meet the needs of today's students and tomorrow's workplaces.

The article explores how modern BBA programs combine classroom learning with practical experiences such as case studies, business simulations, internships and industry interactions, helping students apply concepts in real-world settings.

It also highlights how these experiences help students build essential workplace skills including leadership, communication, teamwork and problem-solving, while preparing them for careers across industries or further studies in management.

To discover why a BBA is becoming an increasingly popular choice among students, read the full article here.

 

 

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