Jordan Said:

what is the difference between BBA and BMS which one is good? which one should i persue to be n MBA in finance?

We Answered:

BBA-Bachelor of Business Administration
BMS-Bachelor of Management studies

Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA), Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS) or Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) is the undergraduate level course for Business Management.
It is being offered by various universities / institutes like Universities in Maharashtra, Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies (Delhi University), UCBS Shimla, Jamia Milia
Islamia, Delhi, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha
University, Delhi, IIPS Indore, BIT (NOIDA) , Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar, Lucknow University, CCS university, Meerut and several others.

IIf you are keen on pursueing MBA , ---- BBA could be a good option.

Cody Said:

I'm trying to evaluate some thing n i wanted to know is college truly worth the time n money?

We Answered:

Yes, it is worth it, considering an economics degree is the only non technical degree in the top 10 this year for earnings for new graduates.

My daughter graduated this year with her undergrad degree in economics with a minor in poly sci. Her loans are $30,000. And because her school required a thesis to graduate, her research for it has resulted in her getting a free ride for grad school and a doctorate.

However, college is not worth it if you take a useless major, like sociology or most arts programs.

Tyrone Said:

can i get a project in finance,i'm a fourth sem MBA student?

We Answered:

Shouldn't you be asking your graduate adviser this question?

Dolores Said:

im an engg student....but crazy abt market n finance...pls let me knw some sites whch guide me abt stock markt?

We Answered:

Go to www.investopedia.com

Its a basic site that provides a lot of finance jargon.

Janet Said:

i m a mba student n wanna do my summer project in finnance,so please let me know the topics related to finance

We Answered:

Not sure if this would work for you but here is a question I have always wanted to know and might be a good project for you.
1. What is our national budget for one year
2. What is the number of working americans in this country.
3. By dividing the number from question 2, into question 1, what is the amount of tax each worker would have to pay each year.

Forget about coprorate, or tax breaks, income bracket etc. Just the amount each person would pay if broken down evenly.

What do you think?