Hello,

Both the courses are good to study ,it's totally depends on your interest.
If your subjects related to the commerce stream you can easily opt for b.com and if you want to study towards history, economics, sociology, political science etc,then BA course would be the best option fo you .

And for both the courses you have must qualified in 10+2 then only u can opt any courses from both of these .

Patna women's college offer both the courses with the best academic structure and curriculum.

Hope it helps you
Thank you

Hello,

BA is a bachelors in Arts which can be done in various fields like archeology, economics, english, education, languages, history, political science, etc.

After completing BA as a fresher you can expect salry package of Rs 2 - 3 lakhs and can have various profile like content creater, editor, air hostess, political consultant, writer,Psychologist,Social worker  and professor, etc.

Bcom is more of a base degree of finance and accounting. This degree will help you for further studies, you may stop after bcom and get a salary of 3 - 4 lakhs but if you are planning for further studies there is a scope in accounting like CA, CMA, CS and then management degree like MBA, MMS.

So if you are planning for PHD then you can go for BA and if you are planning for professional finance course or management degree then you must take Bcom.

Hello student,

Well,BA and BCOM are very good programme at their own place.you should consider your interest first.

If you have interest in subjects like history,geography,political science,etc.then you can go for bachelor of arts degree and if you are good in maths as well as accounts,then you can go for the bcom.

But don't choose a career just because you have little interest.before you take admission in either of two courses,try to analyze your knowledge in that field.

Start focusing on what you really want to do while selecting the career option.

good luck.

Hello, hope you doing well!

BCom is a 3 year undergraduate course that deals with principles of Accounting and Finance.  Eligibility criteria for BCom course is completing higher secondary education (10+2) from a recognized board with at least 50% academic aggregate.

What after BCom?

MBA; CA, CMA, CS, CFA, CPA; MCom; Business Accounting and Taxation;  Financial Risk Manager; Association of Chartered Certified Accountants; Certified Financial Planner; Certificate in Investment Banking; B.Ed; Digital Marketing; etc.

Bachelor of Arts (BA) is an undergraduate program of 3 years and considered one of the most pursued courses in India, accounting to more than 9 million students. For students to pursue Bachelor of Arts, all they need is a minimum passing mark in Class XII from a recognized board.

What after BA?

Economist, Historian, Archaeologist, Educationalist, Philosopher, Political scientist, Personnel manager, Social activist, Public Relation Executive, Psychologist, Sociologist, Philosopher, Journalist etc.

So, now this totally depend on you which course is better for you as both these courses are completely different from each other. You have to select your bachelors' stream depending on your interest and future plans for your career. Both the career lines provide you with ample number of job opportunities ranging from a very high pay scale to a really low one. So, it totally depends on your career plans. All the best! Take your time and choose wisely.