What is the difference between a BBA and BBA (Honours) at Christ University?

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Samrat Banerjee Posted On - Apr 1, 2022
studied at Christ University

In terms of syllabus and curriculum, the BBA (Hons) offered by Christ University is better. Most MNCs prefer BBA (Hons) to BBA. This course is ideal for students who want to go abroad after graduation. The BBA (Hons) degree has many options for credit transfer as well. 

Other than these there is no such big difference between the two degrees. Both will offer you good exposure and opportunities.  

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Monica Goel Posted On - Aug 17, 2020
Studied Business Administration at Christ (2017)

There is not much difference between BBA and BBA Honours degrees at Christ University. Both the programs are of 3 years duration unlike other honours degree programs which are usually of 4 years duration.

BBA Honours program is majorly for students who want to go abroad to study as they are allocated credits which can be easily transferred.

Tabulating below the major differences between BBA and BBA (Honours) at Christ University:-

BBA

BBA (Honours)

Basic Eligibility

Intermediate Graduate

Intermediate Graduate

Course Fees

2.23 lakhs per year

1.59 lakhs per year

Entrance Exam

Christ University Entrance Exam

Christ University Entrance Exam

The BBA program is offered in 4 specialisations at Christ University namely:-

  • BBA General
  • BBA in Finance and Accounting
  • BBA in Tourism and Travel Management
  • BBA in International Business

The University also offers a special program named BBA LLB for students interested in studying law. For admission to BBA LLB, one has to appear for CULEE i.e. Christ University Law Entrance Examination.

Talking about placements, around 20% of students get an average salary package of 6.25 lakhs per year. Many big firms like BAIN and Co., Goldman Sachs visit the institute. Summer internships are offered by TATA, ITC, Goldman Sachs etc.

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