BBA is an undergraduate management course focused on business fundamentals, MBA is a postgraduate program focused on advanced management and leadership, while commerce-related courses like BCom focus more on accounting, finance, and economics.

Mathematics is important for most BBA and MBA programs, especially for finance, analytics, and operations. However, students from non-math backgrounds can still succeed with proper preparation.

You should consider factors such as accreditation, placements, ROI, faculty quality, alumni network, specialization strength, entrance exam cutoffs, and long-term career goals before choosing a college.

Common MBA specializations include Finance, Marketing, HR, Operations, Analytics, and Consulting. The best specialization depends on your background, skills, and career aspirations rather than market trends alone.

Yes, many top MBA colleges accept freshers. However, work experience can add value during admissions and placements, especially for consulting and leadership roles.

Yes, several private colleges offer excellent education, placements, and ROI. The key is to evaluate them based on outcomes, not just brand name or ownership type.